Fête de Quartier Sainte-Marguerite: an afternoon of inclusion and community

On Saturday 5 July, we were pleased to take part in the Fête de quartier Sainte-Marguerite, an annual neighbourhood event that brings together local residents, families, and associations for a day of activities, music and animation in Liège’s Parc Sainte-Agathe. Throughout the afternoon, the park was filled with music, performances, Read more…

Group photo of participants in front of the stand

Patricia’s experience at Cluj Days: exchange and awareness

Patricia, former ESC volunteer with VIEWS International, joined Cluj Days alongside Angélique at the stand organised by Asociația Babilon Travel in Central Park. The event brought together local and international partners, offering inclusive, interactive activities and meaningful exchanges. Representing VIEWS, Patricia shared her personal story and reflections, which she later Read more…

Group picture of the participants to the training course

D.R.E.A.M Training Course in Lyon: How Intersectionality and Gender-Based Approaches Can Transform Youth Mobility Projects

In April 2025, the D.R.E.A.M – Develop gendeR-basEd Approaches in Mobility projects took place in Lyon, France, bringing together youth workers, trainers, mentors, coordinators and youth leaders from Europe and beyond.Focused on adopting gender-based approaches within Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps (ESC) projects, the training served as a platform for 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…

“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…