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Participants of the “Creative & Data-Smart Youth Work with AI: Inclusion, Participation, Impact” training in Berlin 🇩🇪 shared their experience with us.

During the course, youth workers explored AI literacy and discussed risks such as bias, privacy, and deepfakes. Through practical activities, they tested chatbots and image tools, learned how to identify misinformation, and explored how AI can support inclusive youth projects.

Participants also developed ideas for AI Use & Safeguarding policies and created practical resources to introduce AI literacy safely in their communities.

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AI can help you build websites faster - but knowing the right tools makes all the difference.

We share 3 ways Lovable AI can support your projects:

• Generate website structure from simple prompts
• Create content faster for pages and sections
• Prototype ideas quickly without coding

During our December training “Creative & Data-Smart Youth Work with AI: Inclusion, Participation, Impact”, participants used Lovable AI to create website prototypes for youth projects and campaigns.

Small idea → real project.

🇦🇲 Armenia | EYONEDIP Training of Trainers

We are happy to share moments from the EYONEDIP Training of Trainers (ToT) held in Armenia. The international training brought together youth workers, trainers, and NGO representatives from Armenia, Georgia, Spain, and Germany to strengthen their skills in digital youth work, dialogue facilitation, and peacebuilding practices.

During the 5-day program, participants explored how digital tools and non-formal education methods can support young people in environments affected by social tensions and digital barriers. Through group work, simulations, and practical exercises, they developed inclusive digital activities and learned how to facilitate constructive dialogue.

Participants also designed and tested pilot workshops for young people, contributing to EYONEDIP Innovation Labs and supporting youth participation through creative and collaborative approaches.

All participants received a Youthpass certificate, recognizing their competences in digital skills, communication, civic engagement, and teamwork. The training created a supportive environment that encouraged openness, inclusion, and international cooperation.

Applications are now open for the IES (International Excellence Scholarship) SoSe 2027 Program.

Study at one of Germany’s top universities (Humboldt University, Freie University, HWR Berlin, and the University of Potsdam), and work with Copernicus Berlin in Germany.

We launched the application in a unique way - we hope you will enjoy it.

Apply now.
More information is available via the link in bio.
Link: campus.copernicusberlin.de/ies

Participants of the “AI Literacy, Ethics & Safeguarding in Youth Work” training in Berlin 🇩🇪 shared their experience with us.

During the course, participants explored how AI can support inclusion and youth participation through storytelling, co-creation, and multilingual content. They tested practical tools for accessible communication and developed ideas for inclusive youth projects.

Through the Co-Creation Lab and Project Sprint, teams created AI-assisted solutions such as newcomer guides and accessible event materials. Participants also learned how to use data to better understand needs, analyse feedback, and improve project impact.

A visit to a social-tech hub in Berlin showed how inclusive AI works in practice and inspired ideas for future initiatives. By the end of the training, participants created resource packs with prompts, templates, and prototypes ready to use in their organisations.

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