The aim of this initiative has been to create networks of positive communication and proactive thinking among young people, including solidarity networks to promote culture, social participation, education and democratic values via the Internet.

The guides include dozens of practical tips to learn how to manage the lockdown by conserving an emotional balance, a positive outlook, and a cooperative spirit and to help young people deal with the lockdown with meaning.

Due to Covid-19, youth information workers at CIDJ have intensified their online chat offer. The aim is to support young people at every stage of their life, by answering their queries and giving them tips and solutions which cover school, studying, professional and personal issues.

To help young people during this crisis, Young Scot quickly published quality-assured information on what's happening. The information included the steps to take to help avoid catching COVID-19 and how to avoid spreading it to those around them.

In order to tackle the COVID-19 crisis with digital youth information activities, the Austrian youth information centers employ different tools and are actively exploring new ways of providing vital information online.

In these harsh and strange times we are living in, the Cyprus Youth Information Centers of the Youth Board of Cyprus are trying to help young people maintain a positive attitude amidst the COVID-19 crisis

The Finnish project to strengthen the skills of the youth workers in Finland in the field of sexual grooming and sexual abuse of children and young people is still ongoing, this time in an online format!

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a milestone document which claims that every human is born with 30 different rights. But are these 30 rights in place and practiced or are they just a number, too many or too few?

Aġenzija Żgħażagħ is a youth center in Malta that provides young people with time and space to make friends, learn in alternative ways and develop their talents through their regional youth services.

A General Election was held in the UK on 12 December 2019. In Scotland, Young Scot, in our role as Scotland’s official youth information charity, ran a campaign about voting across our website and social media channels.

The game is an evolution of the project “What makes me happy”. coordinated by the Ljubljana Network of Info Points (L'MIT) for almost twenty years. The main purpose is to encourage sharing, listening and reflecting among young people. The games can also stimulate a positive group atmosphere for cooperation and collaborative learning.

Last September, a major Belgian radio station (VivaCité) offered Infor Jeunes the possibility to have a slot every week on one of its programmes for the whole season (September – June). A magnificent opportunity for Infor Jeunes on many levels!

"Professionals in Managing Flows of Information: Youth Information and Counselling in the 2020s" focuses on the relationship between youth information and counselling and other youth work and services, special skills and competences in youth information and counselling, and what kind of recommendations can be set based on the above.

‘Mind the Gap’ was a campaign which hosted a good number of young people on different days throughout 2019. The young people came from Higher Education Institutions in Malta and Gozo, and the campaign provided an experiential experience to ensure a better understanding of the benefits and opportunities of learning mobility.

Our newly joined Affiliated Organisation SpunOut.ie is Ireland’s youth information created by young people, for young people.Their vision is to ensure young people in Ireland between the ages 16-25 have access to information to live free, happy and healthy lives.