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From 27 April to 1 May, the ‘EU4Youth: youth engagement and empowerment’ project organised a study visit to Wroclaw, Poland, for representatives of youth structures and public bodies responsible for youth affairs from Armenia, Moldova and Ukraine.  The visit, organised in partnership with the Municipality in Wroclaw, aimed at exploring practical approaches to local youth engagement, particip…

Non-formal education and youth initiatives have become the beginning of real change for many. Having completed five one-year cycles, the EU4Youth Alumni Network became one of the platforms where young people not only developed their skills, but also brought change to their communities, creating new opportunities for themselves and others. What those young people built, however, did not end with t…

‘I now see myself as an active citizen’: Young eco-leaders driving change in rural Armenia Are you young and eager to lead eco-change in your small community, but unsure where to begin? You’re not alone. Anna, Lusine and twenty young people from villages in Aragatsotn region of Armenia shared a common ambition: to make their […]

Breaking barriers: Anna Hovhannisyan’s path towards empowerment “International relations wasn’t the goal; the ultimate aim was to influence decision-making processes,” begins Anna Hovhannisyan, a 2023 alumna of the College of Europe in Natolin, as she reflects on her journey. Anna always dreamed of becoming an actress. However, coming from a family of doctors and academics, there […]

EU4Youth in Armenia: over 1,700 young people supported in skills development and employment On 23 June, a national event took place in Yerevan, Armenia, to mark the handover of the National Steering Group’s mandate and the closing of the grant projects under the EU4Youth programme. The event aimed to promote the exchange of results achieved […]

From aspirations to achievements: Mane Tsaturyan’s journey through the College of Europe “I dreamed of a profession that would offer me unique experiences, one that would leave room for creativity,” recalls Mane Tsaturyan, an alumna of the College of Europe in Natolin, reflecting on her high school years. With a passion for languages and history, she […]

The Italian youth NGO ‘Associazione Culturale Idee in Movimento’ invites youth workers to take part in ‘Upcyclart’, its online course on the art of upcycling, launched as part of the EU-funded SALTO programme. This interactive and practical course has been developed for youth workers to learn how to support young people with fewer opportunities in […]

On 12 February, the EU-Armenia Youth Forum brought together 70 young people from various regions of the country. It was organised by the EU Delegation to Armenia and its Youth Advisory Council, in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Armenia. During the youth-led panel discussion, EU Ambassador Vassilis Maragos highlighted EU youth initiatives in Armenia and spoke about “the importance of ensurin…

Everyone perceives professional burnout differently. And there is no single definition of this term. Typically, this is a state of extreme fatigue, where work or studying is not enjoyable, and everything feels tiring. The danger of burnout is that you can get stuck in it and turn it into depression. There is no universal recipe for overcoming student burnout. An individual approach to each person…

The deadline for submitting applications is 31/05/2025. Are you a young graduate interested in international relations? Are you curious to learn more about work of a diplomatic mission and how the EU Delegation represents EU interests and values in Armenia? We offer: Traineeships of up to 6 months within the following sections of the EU Delegation to Armenia, starting in…

Are you passionate about European politics and international relations? Would you like to strengthen your skills in negotiation, public speaking, and critical thinking? Are you in the final years of your bachelor’s degree or pursuing a master’s degree?   If so, don’t miss this opportunity! The Delegation of the European Union to Armenia invites Armenian students […]

The Annual Youth Forum 2024 in Armenia took place on 28-29 September, bringing together 150 young people, youth workers, and representatives from youth CSOs across the 10 regions of Armenia and Yerevan.  The forum provided a dynamic platform for meaningful dialogue, collaboration, and action, addressing the issues facing today’s youth. As part of the event […]