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On 17 September, we officially started the first working day of the 📊 Training Course “Evidence to Action: Research & Da...
18/09/2026

On 17 September, we officially started the first working day of the 📊 Training Course “Evidence to Action: Research & Data in Youth Work” (E2A-RDYW), taking place in 📍 Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, from 16 to 22 September 2026.

💡 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. đŸ—“ïž

đŸ€ 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 other’s backgrounds and experiences, and start building a comfortable and collaborative learning environment. 🌍

🔎 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. 📈

🧭 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.

✹ 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. 🚀

The Training Course “Evidence to Action: Research & Data in Youth Work” is organized by Formation et Sensibilisation Luxembourg (FSL) and funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission - Luxembourgish National Agency Anefore.

The second film of the Virtual Mosaic project is available! Hope you will enjoy the collaborative work of young people f...
10/09/2026

The second film of the Virtual Mosaic project is available! Hope you will enjoy the collaborative work of young people from Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Jordan and Palestine.

Participants of the Virtual Mosaic created the film "Different roads, Similar distinantions"
https://youtube.com/shorts/zpXnsjH8huA

The film is made in the framework of the Erasmus+ KA1 Virtual Exchange project VIRUTAL MOSAIC implemented by Formation et Sensibilisation Luxembourg - FSL(Luxembourg), Friendshifts. Let kids support kids (Netherlands), Ù…ŰłŰ§Ű­Ű© Ù„ÙŠÙˆŰ§Ù† - Liwan Space (Jordan) and ŰŹŰ§Ù…ŰčŰ© Ű§Ù„Ù‚ŰŻŰł Ű§Ù„Ù…ÙŰȘÙˆŰ­Ű© Al-Quds Open University(Palestine).

Authors of the video:
Aya jasem Abu Alhalawe
Victroia Martinez
Mazen Elzaher
Ayat Hamza

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

In the framework of the Erasmus+ KA2 project INSPIRE (Integrating New Stories through Participation, Inclusion, Rights, ...
10/09/2026

In the framework of the Erasmus+ KA2 project INSPIRE (Integrating New Stories through Participation, Inclusion, Rights, and Expression), and in cooperation with the Municipality of Esch-sur-Alzette – Equality Office, this summer FSL organised two Ideas Canvas events in Esch. The first event took place at Bñtiment 4, followed by a second session at Maison Sourire.

The events brought together educators, artists, people with migrant backgrounds, and people with disabilities to exchange experiences and collect educational and artistic methods that could be adapted within the scope of the project. INSPIRE focuses on making existing methods more accessible and meaningful for people who may experience both disability-related and migration-related barriers.

As a result of the two sessions, we collected 13 different methods, which were further developed and adapted to strengthen their inclusivity before being submitted to the international INSPIRE consortium. The methods cover a wide range of educational and creative activities - from inclusive cooking, nature walks, podcasting and storytelling to language cafés, open-space gatherings, visual arts and collaborative group activities. In the next phase, the methods collected and adapted by partners in Luxembourg, Germany and Sweden will be brought together and published as a practical deck of activity cards for educators, facilitators, organisations and other actors working with diverse groups.

FSL is now looking forward to new collaborations with organisations, companies, community spaces and other actors in Luxembourg who are curious to explore new approaches to inclusion and discover how everyday activities can become more accessible to people with disabilities, different backgrounds and communication needs.

If your organisation would like to host a session, test one of the methods, or explore new layers of inclusivity together with us, we would be very happy to hear from you. đŸ€

The project INSPIRE is implemented by Formation et Sensibilisation Luxembourg (Luxembourg), SwIdeas (Sweden), Newcomers with disabilities in Sweden (Sweden), Municipality of Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg), Blended Learning Institutions Cooperative (Germany) and funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission - Luxembourgish National Agency Anefore.

FSL invites you to take a look at our latest episode of our podcast - FSTalks !!Guest speaker: Amira Elbanna FSTalks: on...
08/09/2026

FSL invites you to take a look at our latest episode of our podcast - FSTalks !!
Guest speaker: Amira Elbanna

FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer Luxembourg , Radio Ara , Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

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FSL is presenting you the 3rd episode of our podcast - FSTalks! FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produ...
25/08/2026

FSL is presenting you the 3rd episode of our podcast - FSTalks!

FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio Ara, Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

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FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN PERIPHERAL AREAS IN LUXEMBOURGGOT AN IDEA? WE’VE GOT UP TO €1000 FOR IT đŸ’„FSL, in the frame of...
18/08/2026

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN PERIPHERAL AREAS IN LUXEMBOURG
GOT AN IDEA? WE’VE GOT UP TO €1000 FOR IT đŸ’„

FSL, in the frame of the project Spark, is handing out group grants of up to €1000 to teams of young people who want to make something happen in their community — together.
What’s the catch? There isn’t one, but it’s a team effort: this grant is for a group, not an individual — so gather your crew before you apply. We’re looking for teams of at least 10 young people, working alongside 1–2 youth workers or mentors who’ll support you along the way.
Your initiative should put young people from peripheral areas of Luxembourg at the centre — not just as participants, but as the ones shaping the idea, planning it, and deciding how it goes. More voice, more visibility, more of a say in what happens around you. Sports tournament, art jam, clean-up day, podcast, workshop, flash mob, community garden — if your group designs it, drives it, and it gets young people more active in community life, it counts.

Here’s the deal:
📅 Projects run on any date in October–November
📝 Deadline to apply: September 20
📄 To apply, send a one-page description of your idea to [email protected] — tell us who’s in your group, how you came up with the idea together, and how it will boost youth participation in your area
⚡ Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — the earlier you apply, the better your chances (spots fill up!)
🎓 Selected teams get invited to free online workshops on project management — so you’ll actually know how to pull it off
📾 Along the way, we’ll ask you to keep track of what you tried, what worked, and what you’d do differently — this helps other young people across Europe learn from what you build
You don’t need experience. You don’t need a fancy plan. You just need an idea, a group of at least 10, and a mentor or two who’s got your back.
Got questions? Reach out anytime at [email protected].
So — what’s your Spark? đŸ”„
Apply now, don’t wait until September 20

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN PERIPHERAL AREAS IN LUXEMBOURGGOT AN IDEA? WE'VE GOT UP TO €1000 FOR IT đŸ’„Follow the link to o...
17/08/2026

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN PERIPHERAL AREAS IN LUXEMBOURG
GOT AN IDEA? WE'VE GOT UP TO €1000 FOR IT đŸ’„

Follow the link to our website for more information !!

FSL's Spark project is now open for applications: group grants of up to €1,000 for teams of at least 10 young people from peripheral areas of Luxembourg who want to launch a community initiative. Applications close September 20.

FSL is presenting you the 2nd episode of our podcast - FSTalks! FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produ...
11/08/2026

FSL is presenting you the 2nd episode of our podcast - FSTalks!

FSTalks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg and hosted by Gohar Sharoyan with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio Ara, Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The podcast series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. This podcast is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.

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