18/09/2026
On 17 September, we officially started the first working day of the đ Training Course âEvidence to Action: Research & Data in Youth Workâ (E2A-RDYW), taking place in đ Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, from 16 to 22 September 2026.
đĄ The day began with the FSL team introducing the main idea behind the project: exploring how research and data can help make youth work more evidence-based, effective and reliable. Participants were also introduced to the programme, daily schedule and the learning process planned for the week. đïž
đ€ The first part of the day was dedicated to getting to know each other. Through interactive activities, participants had the opportunity to connect, learn more about each otherâs backgrounds and experiences, and start building a comfortable and collaborative learning environment. đ
đ After lunch, the group began exploring their own interests and questions related to research and data in youth work. This opened the discussion on research design as a journey - from an initial idea to meaningful findings. đ
đ§ We also focused on one of the most important starting points of any research process: the research question. If research is a journey, the research question is the compass that helps us understand where we are going, what information we need and how we can reach useful conclusions.
âš The first day gave us a common starting point for the days ahead: asking better questions, exploring evidence and learning how research can become a practical tool for better youth work. đ
The Training Course âEvidence to Action: Research & Data in Youth Workâ is organized by Formation et Sensibilisation Luxembourg (FSL) and funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission - Luxembourgish National Agency Anefore.