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18/04/2026

We’re proud to share that our project WESEP – Women Entrepreneurs Shaping Economic Participation has received an award at the Esch Gender Equality Award.

Implemented in Luxembourg within the framework of Erasmus+, WESEP aimed to support and empower women entrepreneurs, strengthening their role in economic participation. The project was financed by the European Commission and the Luxembourgish National Agency

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Committee of the Mayor and Deputy Mayors, the Commission for Gender Equality, .diversite.esch, and everyone who supported us throughout this journey. Your trust and encouragement made this achievement possible.

This award motivates us to continue working towards a more inclusive and equal future 💜

08/04/2026

Day 2 Highlights

An inspiring and enriching day filled with meaningful exchanges and new perspectives! We visited Maat for Peace, Development & Human Rights and explored their impactful work in human rights and sustainable development, opening doors for future collaborations! We wrapped up the day with an amazing visit to the Grand Egyptian Museum, truly a breathtaking experience, and enjoyed a true Egyptian classic Kushari

07/04/2026

Day 1 in Cairo 🇪🇬 – “Online Youth, Offline Impact” kicks off!

What a powerful start! Today marked the opening of “Online Youth, Offline Impact” and the energy in the room was incredible.

Participants connected, shared their ideas, and quickly got into action by forming groups around topics they are passionate about. From there, the real work began: brainstorming and developing project ideas that aim to create meaningful change beyond the screen.

This is just the beginning… stay tuned for what’s coming next 👀✨

30/03/2026

On 6–7 March, the youth conference “ARTiculate to Influence: Voices for Social Change” took place in Malta, as the concluding event of a KA1 Youth Participation Activity under Erasmus+.

For this final conference, Luxembourg was represented by 5 participants, including 2 representatives of ENAD, who joined 52 young people from different countries, artists, activists, youth workers, and decision-makers, including Malta’s Minister for Culture.

Throughout the event, participants explored important topics such as migration, discrimination, and overconsumption. The first day focused on exchanging ideas, perspectives, and experiences, while the second day created space for young people to address artists and decision-makers directly through discussions, questions, and creative contributions for social change.

We warmly thank for hosting this event, and the Erasmus+ programme, co-funded by the European Union, for making this opportunity possible.

24/03/2026

Fragments Of Many Worlds - A Film By Phayrouz

Phayrouz AbouGarad was one of the exceptional participants of the DocuEurope project who had a professional background in filmmaking. Her previous film was based on interviews and stories told while the short documentary she created in frames of the DocuSpeech was constructed with the shots mostly taken in our project city - Esch sur Alzette, including the modern bridge, the park, National Museum of Resistance and Human Rights, The Konschthal Esch... Phayrouz's story is personal expressed with the language of cinema and with Luxembourgish images.

The film is created in frames of the training course “DocuSpeech: Filming Europe Beyond Borders (DocuEurope)” which was organized by Formation et Sensibilisation Luxembourg (FSL) and funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission - Luxembourgish National Agency Anefore. 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.

Partners:
World Society Builders - Germany
Youth ID - France
Cesie Ente Del Terzo Settore - Italy
SwIdeas - Sweden
Tavo Europa - Lithuania
Europalmente Erasmus - Italy
Asociación Cultural Maditerránea - Spain
Blue Cherry Academy for Youth and Adults - Cyprus
Asociatia Empower Plus - Romania
Nezavisna Udruga Mladih - Croatia
The International Federationf or Rights & Developments - Belgium
Global Nexus IE - Ireland"

23/03/2026

Youth Exchange in Cagliari 🇮🇹

This week, nearly 100 young people from 16 countries came together to explore many questions:
What are human rights? Are they truly respected? And what about digital rights in today’s world?

Among them, 5 participants from Luxembourg actively contributed—sharing ideas, exchanging perspectives, and collaborating on topics like human rights, digital rights, and sustainability.

Now, they return home not just with memories, but with a mission:
to raise awareness, and inspire change in their communities. Thanks to the host organisation for making this experience possible.

22/03/2026

Vocational education and training (VET) is one of the strongest tools for migrant youth to enter the labour market—but access remains highly uneven across the EU. Barriers include language requirements, lack of recognition of non-formal skills, and insufficient tailored guidance. Some countries show progress, but participation among migrant youth remains significantly below native-born youth. This undermines their social and economic integration.
Source: Education and Training Monitor 2025 – Chapter 5
Disclaimer:
Co-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. Neither the European Union can be held responsible for them.

17/03/2026

A Silent Crisis: Migrant Children in Early Childhood Education
While early childhood education (ECEC) has reached a high EU average of 94.6%, participation among children at risk of poverty—including many migrant and refugee families—remains significantly lower. For children under age 3, participation is only 39.3% on average, but even lower in disadvantaged communities. This is one of the biggest missed opportunities in integration: ECEC is the strongest predictor of long-term inclusion. Cost, availability, and lack of tailored support block access for migrant families.
Source: Education and Training Monitor 2025 – Chapter 3
Disclaimer:
Co-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. Neither the European Union can be held responsible for them.

15/03/2026

Migrant Learners & Early School Leaving
Newly arrived migrant learners remain one of the most vulnerable groups in EU education. The 2025 Monitor shows that early school leaving among newly arrived migrants reaches 28.6%, more than triple the EU average. This gap is not caused by ability, but by structural barriers: limited language support, disrupted schooling, and difficult living conditions. Without coordinated cross-sector policies, these young people risk being left behind for life.
Source: Education and Training Monitor 2025 – EU Analysis
Disclaimer:
Co-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. Neither the European Union can be held responsible for them.

13/03/2026

Recently, one participant from our organisation took part in the “Fly Me Away” Training Course, held in Châtillon-sur-Indre, France, organised by .berry.touraine.

This Erasmus+ training course brought together 24 participants from 12 different countries to strengthen partnerships, exchange ideas, and develop future youth projects. The programme focused on collaboration, intercultural learning, and planning upcoming youth exchanges in Italy and Bulgaria.

Throughout the training, participants engaged in interactive workshops, discussions, and creative activities exploring topics such as youth participation, inclusion, personal development, and the impact of Erasmus+ opportunities. They also worked together to design future projects that empower young people and encourage active participation in society.

Beyond the workshops, the experience created new friendships, cultural exchange, and meaningful connections among participants from across Europe.

We are grateful to .berry.touraine and the facilitator Altino for the warm welcome and for organising such an inspiring learning experience.

We look forward to future collaborations and projects that continue to connect young people through Erasmus+.

11/03/2026

Municipal Innovation: The Power of Civil Society
Behind many integration stories, there are people who show up every day.
Local organisations, volunteers, and NGOs help with housing, language learning, paperwork, and navigating a new life.
Across Europe, civil society often steps in where public systems reach their limits — not to replace them, but to complement them.
This shows an important lesson:
integration isn’t delivered — it’s co-created.
Europe’s integration story is written locally, through people working together.
Source: EUAA Asylum Report 2025, Section on Civil Society & Integration (pp. 70–72)
Disclaimer:
Co-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. Neither the European Union can be held responsible for them.

11/03/2026

📣 This Wednesday, March 11, join us for a dynamic workshop on interculturality and how to become more active in society!
Organised in collaboration with Formation et Sensibilisation Luxembourg - FSL, this session is a great opportunity to learn, exchange, and grow your skills 🌍✨

👣The workshop is completely free!
🍪 Free snacks will be available to keep hunger away
🗣️ Main language: French, with the possibility to translate into English when needed

📅 When: Wednesday, March 11
📍 Where: TERANGA, 35 av. de la Libération, L‑3850

We’re excited to welcome you and share this inspiring moment with you 🤗

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