AI for Youth Work: Practical Tools, Ethics & Inclusion

At Pangaea Youth Network, we believe that staying ahead of the digital curve is essential for modern youth work. After exploring culture and community through our recent offline events, we are ready to dive into the most transformative technology of our time. We are looking for two motivated participants to represent us in Yerevan, Armenia, for a high-impact training course.

Project Description: Why AI?

The project "AI for Youth Work: Practical Tools, Ethics & Inclusion" is designed to demystify Artificial Intelligence and turn it into a powerful ally for non-formal education. As AI continues to reshape the world, this training ensures that youth workers are not just spectators but active leaders in using these tools responsibly.

What Will We Do?

This isn't just a series of lectures; it’s a hands-on laboratory. Over the course of a week, participants will:

• Master Generative AI: Learn prompt engineering and content creation to streamline project management and educational activities.

• Navigate Ethics: Discuss digital biases, misinformation, and data privacy (GDPR) to ensure AI is used safely.

• Promote Inclusion: Discover how AI can be used to make youth work more accessible to marginalized groups.

• Cultural Exchange: Participate in the legendary "Mug Exchange" (bring a mug with a story!) and the Intercultural Night to share traditions with peers from across Europe.
  
  

Collaborating Countries

You won’t be learning alone. This project brings together a diverse group of youth leaders from: 🇩🇰 Denmark (Pangaea Youth Network) 🇩🇪 Germany (Copernicus Berlin) 🇮🇹 Italy 🇬🇪 Georgia 🇲🇩 Moldova 🇫🇮 Finland

Who Can Participate?

We are looking for individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Residency: Must be a resident of Denmark.

• Age: 20 years old or older.

• Profile: Youth workers, volunteers, or NGO staff (both experienced and newcomers) with a strong interest in technology and community building.

• Requirement: You must bring your own laptop to participate in the practical sessions.

  
  

What’s Included? (Financial Support)

The Erasmus+ program and Copernicus Berlin ensure that the financial barrier to participation is minimized:

• Travel Reimbursement: Up to €785 for Green Travel (sustainable options) or €580 for Standard Travel.

• Accommodation: Fully covered at the central apartments in Yerevan (Buzand Street 13).

• Food: A €70 allowance is provided to each participant for group cooking, encouraging culinary exchange and teamwork.

• Security Deposit: A small security deposit of €52 (€50 refundable + €2 fee) is required via the Campus platform to confirm your spot.

• Certification: All participants will receive an official Youthpass, a recognized European certificate of non-formal learning.
  
  

Important Information & How to Apply

• Project Dates: May 3rd – May 10th, 2026.

• Nomination Deadline: April 3rd, 2026.

• Preparation Phase: Starts April 19th, 2026.
  
  For more detailed information, please press on the ''Infopack" below.
  
  Please be aware that from 2025, there will be applied a small administrative fee of 200 dkk, which you will need to pay once you are accepted to the project.