The stage with four panelists and a moderators sitting during the session "how can volunteering contribute to a greener Europe?" In the background, the screens with the title of the panel

Building bridges, creating change: the power of volunteering” – Our experience at the SNAC Conference

The SNAC conference brought together approximately 150 participants from across Europe, fostering collaboration among 17 National Agencies engaged in the European Solidarity Corps (ESC) and SALTO ESC. Operating under the joint initiative SNAC (Strategic National Agencies’ Cooperation 2022–2027), the event aimed to enhance youth volunteering conditions in Europe. The focus Read more…

VIEWS International at the stakeholder conference on the preparation of the post-2027 programming period

On 18 February 2025, VIEWS International was in Brussels to attend a stakeholder conference reuniting  representatives from National Agencies and Ministries, European institutions and networks, SALTO Resource Centres, as well as education providers and European associations. During the conference, stakeholders exchanged expertise and experiences in the Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Read more…

Launching the VIPPSTAR Project: personalised AI and digital health to empower children and adolescents with visual impairments

Children and adolescents with visual impairments face challenges that extend beyond vision loss, affecting their physical, cognitive and social development. Unfortunately, traditional care approaches often fail to provide the personalised, continuous support these young people benefit from as they grow. Kicking off in January 2025, the VIPPSTAR project aims to Read more…

“Inclusion for All: Exploring Accessibility, Sustainability, and Cultural Exchange in Romania”

This year, in collaboration with Loryhan asbl from Belgium, Nyílj meg! from Hungary, NGO Sakura from Romania, and Art House from Armenia, we launched the “Inclusion for All” project. The initiative aims to address disengagement and social exclusion while empowering young people with fewer opportunities to actively participate in their Read more…