The reopening of face-to-face services is a new challenge for the CRIDJ, which is committed to youth-friendly information based on veracity, detailed explanation, analysis and support in management.

Prepare yourself to address the #EYID23 topic with young people! We invite you to check the Glossary of Trust and Safety terms developed by the Digital Trust and Safety Partnership to facilitate a dialogue between policymakers, industry, regulators and the wider public.

The MedYIa – Media under the microscope! project consortium met for the first time face-to-face in Eupen, Belgium, from 23 to 24 September to discuss the progression of the project’s outputs. This was ERYICA’s first face-to-face consortium meeting in almost 2 years!

The European Youth Information and Counselling Agency is looking for a Website Developer and a Communication Agency to develop the EU inFORM- Young Voters Project funded by the European Parliament.

A new round of applications for the European Youth Information Quality Label is now open. An online information session will be held for potential applicants on 1 March 2023. Register now!

In the framework of the Erasmus+ YinfoPioneers: Pioneering Youth Information and Counselling in the Western Balkans project, this webinar is designed to gain knowledge about different youth information and counselling models, practices, and resources.

We’re looking for an enthusiastic and committed person with a passion for youth policy, project management and international relations. Our new colleague will manage ERYICA’s projects and working groups, support the preparation of project outputs and reports, plan and implement our initiatives, help with fundraising activities, liaise with member organisations and partners, and organise events.

ERYICA is looking for a subcontractor (one-year service contract) to act as youth participation coordinator and help implement the ERYICA Youth Ambassadors Framework. The coordinator will support and dynamise the ERYICA Youth Ambassadors Commission and our community of youth ambassadors.

Digiraati aims to give organisations and decision-makers the opportunity to consult young people in decision-making and matters concerning young people and to give young people the opportunity to raise topics they want to be heard about.

The aim of the guide is to discover what youth participation in youth information means and how youth information services can involve young people in the design, delivery, dissemination, evaluation, and governance of youth information services.

The first two episodes are available now! Learn about the impact of new technology and digitalisation on youth information services from the voices and testimonials of ERYICA members and young people.

The event was hosted in the seaside town of Oeiras, and it followed a 5-week eLearning phase. The 27 participants from 11 countries were eager to finally meet face-to-face and take the next steps towards becoming ERYICA trainers.

UNEP, the United Nations Environment Programme, launched a toolkit aiming to empower and inform youth, students and young adults living in Europe on how to engage and lead pro-environmental change.

With a budget of €4.2 billion, this new call aims to increase the support for initiatives that promote inclusion, active citizenship and democratic participation, and green and digital transformations in the EU and internationally.

he event gathered stakeholders and young people to discuss top-priority topics for youth, such as mental health and education, and plan the legacy, and assess the achievements of the initiative.

A talented group of young people in Blaenau Gwent have released their very own single, ‘Summer of Love’ by KRU (ft. Kidz R Us), and it’s already hit over 5.5 thousand YouTube views and over 3000 streams on Spotify!

Research into the impact of the cost of living crisis on young people in Scotland has revealed that people as young as 11 years old are worried about the effect rising prices are having on their households.

“My emotions subscribe to fake news” is a leaflet that explores the role played by our cognitive biases in our relation to false information. A young illustrator was in charge to express everyday situations where our biases can mislead us when we interpret information.

The study helps to identify and rethink the challenges as a City Council and as citizens and where we should focus on maintaining and improving social, physical and emotional well-being.

“Noorte Ekspress” aims to ensure the availability of high-quality and reliable information for those young people who have not reached youth information online but want to get information in paper form.