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would like to share with you a collaboration request we have received from a group of young people behind Daje de Erasmus, an English-language radio show and podcast developed in collaboration with ESN Roma Tre, the local section of the Erasmus Student Network at Roma Tre University in Rome, Italy.
The project gives a voice to the Erasmus Generation and to young people living, studying, volunteering and travelling across Europe, sharing their experiences and perspectives through interviews, podcasts and digital content.
The team is now looking to expand the project at European level and connect with youth organisations, networks and other relevant partners across Europe to explore possible collaborations, produce new content and give more young people the opportunity to share their stories and experiences.
I thought this could be interesting for our European Eurodesk network, so I am happy to share their project description below.
If you are interested in connecting with the team, or if you know organisations or initiatives in your country that might be interested in collaborating with them, please feel free to get in touch.
Below you can find their project description and further information about the collaboration opportunities they would like to explore:
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Daje de Erasmus is an English-language radio show and podcast created and hosted by Lorenzo Cortellacci and Lorenzo Arcidiacono, in collaboration with ESN Roma Tre: https://radio.uniroma3.
The project was created with a simple goal: to give a voice to the Erasmus Generation and to young people living, studying, volunteering and travelling across Europe and beyond.
Through interviews and informal conversations with Erasmus and international students, volunteers, professionals and experts, Daje de Erasmus explores topics such as international mobility, cultural exchange, European identity, personal growth, relationships, career opportunities and the challenges of living abroad.
Over time, the project has grown beyond the traditional radio format. We have produced more than 40 episodes, promoted through the ESN Roma Tre social media community, which has over 6,000 followers, as well as on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and our dedicated Instagram page, @dajedeerasmus. We also create short-form digital content designed to make European mobility and international experiences more accessible and engaging for young audiences.
In 2026, Daje de Erasmus was also featured on the European Commission’s official Erasmus+ and European Youth communication channels, an important milestone that encouraged us to further develop the European dimension of the project.
Our ambition is now to expand Daje de Erasmus into a broader European youth media project, connecting young people, universities, youth organisations, European networks and institutions across different countries.
We are particularly interested in developing new international collaborations, producing episodes and video content from different European cities, participating in youth events and initiatives, and creating opportunities for young Europeans to share their experiences and perspectives.
Ultimately, we want Daje de Erasmus to become a space created by young people, for young people, where mobility becomes a starting point for telling stories about Europe, its diversity and the generation experiencing it every day.
We would be very happy to connect with youth organisations, networks, institutions and media initiatives across Europe interested in exploring potential collaborations and synergies.
Lorenzo Cortellacci & Lorenzo Arcidiacono - Daje de Erasmus
e-mail: lorenzo.cortellacci@
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Dear Eurodesk Network,
Please contact Roxana (email below) directly if you are interested.
Fellaskóli in Reykjavík, Iceland, is looking for a partner for an Erasmus+ Youth Exchange project.
They have a group of six boys aged 13-16 participating in a specialised educational and social support programme focused on social skills, personal development, and inclusion.
The participants have diverse cultural backgrounds and are considered young people with fewer opportunities.
Fellaskóli is looking for a partner group of a similar age and size to co-create a youth exchange around outdoor activities, social inclusion, communication skills, teamwork, intercultural learning, and personal growth.
The project will be based on non-formal learning methods, youth participation, and experiential learning.
While schools are welcome as partners, the exchange will be organised as a youth project rather than a school-to-school exchange, with the focus on learning through shared activities, intercultural encounters, and active participation.
They plan to apply through the Icelandic Erasmus+ National Agency and would like to organise exchanges both abroad and in Iceland.
Fellaskóli welcomes schools, youth organisations, and youth groups that share our commitment to inclusion, diversity, and meaningful learning experiences.
They are newcomers to the programme but have support from the Icelandic National Agency.
Partner countries: Erasmus+ Programme Countries
Age group: 13-16
Participants: 6 young people + group leaders (2-3)
Project type: Erasmus+ Youth Exchange (KA152-YOU)
Contact: roxana.maribel.pulache@reykjavik.is
Please contact Roxana directly if you are interested.
Best regards,
Miriam
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Miriam Petra Ómarsdóttir Awad
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How can we help young people build a healthier relationship with screens and social media?
At Aranea Association, we are developing SCROLLWISE, an Erasmus+ Youth project focused on strengthening youth workers’ competences around digital wellbeing, social media and problematic screen use.
Young people live surrounded by screens and digital platforms and, even though social media can offer amazing opportunities for communication, learning, creativity and participation, certain patterns of use can be linked to difficulties such as procrastination, constant need for stimulation, social pressure, comparison, difficulties disconnecting or reduced wellbeing.
SCROLLWISE aims to equip youth workers with practical tools and non-formal education methodologies to:
- Understand excessive and problematic screen/social media use
- Identify risk factors and possible warning signs
- Explore algorithms, the attention economy and digital persuasion
- Develop young people’s digital literacy and critical thinking
- Promote conscious, balanced and healthy digital habits
- Share experiences and good practices between European youth workers
We are looking for youth organisations and organisations working with youth workers and would like to exchange practices, contribute to the project and transfer the results to their local activities.
Interested in joining SCROLLWISE? Fill the following survey and, if selected, we will contact you!https://docs.google.com/forms/
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Beatrice Naldi, Manuel Semitiel
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Avenida Fuerzas Armadas, Campus Universitario |
Greetings from Sorgun Youth Association (SORGED), Türkiye!
Within the framework of the Erasmus+ KA151 programme, we are planning to organise an international Seminar for Youth Workers and are currently looking for partner organisations from different Programme Countries.
We would be very grateful if you could share this partner search with organisations in your network that may be interested in joining the project.
You can find detailed information about the seminar, including the topic, objectives, participant profile, dates, and other relevant details, through the SALTO link below:
If your organisation is interested in becoming a partner, or if you have any questions and need further information, please feel free to contact us by email.
We look forward to establishing new partnerships and welcoming youth workers from across Europe to Türkiye.
Best regards,
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Halil UĞUZ
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BAHÇELİEVLER MAHALLESİ BELEDİYE CADDESİ NO:2/35 66700, Sorgun, Yozgat |
We would like to invite your organisation to cooperate with us on an international project that we are currently preparing under the CERV programme.
The project will focus on the functioning of civil society, its relationship with local institutions, and the conditions that allow civil society organisations to participate meaningfully in public life. We want to approach this topic from the perspective of several European countries and jointly develop practical solutions that can be used at the local level.
We are looking for two active NGO partners from EU countries that have relevant experience in the field of civil society and are willing to genuinely co-create the project with us.
What do we offer?
On our side, we will be responsible for:
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developing the main project concept and its overall thematic framework;
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coordinating the application writing process;
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preparing the project structure and Work Packages;
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collecting and integrating contributions from all partners;
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coordinating work on subsequent versions of the application;
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coordinating the preparation and submission of the application;
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jointly defining the responsibilities of each partner;
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jointly agreeing on the budget according to each partner's level of involvement.
The project is planned for 24 months and is expected to include approximately 6–7 Work Packages. The detailed division of tasks and responsibilities will be agreed together with the selected partners.
What do we expect from the partner?
1. Organisational information
For the preparation of the application, we will need:
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the full name of the organisation;
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PIC number;
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contact details;
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a short description of the organisation;
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information about its main activities and projects.
The organisation should have at least 5 years of experience in the field of civil society.
2. Organisational experience
We will need information allowing us to present the organisation's relevant experience in the application, particularly in areas related to civil society, civic participation, local cooperation or other topics connected with the project.
3. Project team
We will select two partner organisations. Once the organisations have been selected, we will send them an Excel file to complete, together with the necessary attachments and instructions.
The file will include information concerning the people proposed to be involved in the project. Partners will be asked to provide:
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CVs of the proposed team members;
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descriptions of the team members according to the template provided in the Excel file;
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any additional information requested in the accompanying materials.
The completed Excel file and attachments will need to be returned within the deadline specified by the project coordinator.
4. Involvement of local authorities
We are also looking for genuine involvement of local authorities or relevant public institutions in each partner country.
We do not want their participation to be limited to a formal letter of support attached to the application.
Therefore, we expect the partner to seek written confirmation of the local authorities' interest and willingness to participate already at the application stage, including an indication of the possible scope of their involvement in the project.
Our aim is to ensure that the involvement of local authorities reflects genuine interest in the topic and a willingness to cooperate, rather than being merely a formal element intended to strengthen the application.
5. Cooperation in preparing the application
Partners will be expected to:
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review subsequent versions of the application;
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provide comments and suggestions;
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provide and verify information concerning their organisation and national/local context;
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review the final version of the application before submission;
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provide or incorporate comments within the agreed deadlines.
We are not looking only for organisations that can provide administrative information. We want partners who will actively participate in developing the project and have a genuine influence on its final shape.
Budget and responsibilities
The project is planned for 24 months, with approximately 6–7 Work Packages.
The budget for each partner will be agreed individually, depending on:
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the scope of responsibility;
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the number and type of activities undertaken;
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staff involvement;
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participation in individual Work Packages;
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the partner's actual contribution to the project.
Timeline
Due to the very short time remaining before the application deadline, we need efficient and timely communication from all partners.
Application deadline: 15 September.
We therefore ask interested organisations to confirm their interest in the cooperation as soon as possible and to confirm their ability to provide the required information and materials within the agreed timeframe.
Lack of response, missing information or inability to meet the agreed deadlines may result in the need to select another partner.
We are looking for a genuine international partnership, in which each organisation contributes its own experience, perspective and local context.
If this topic is relevant to your organisation and you would be interested in joining the partnership, please contact us. We will be happy to provide further information about the project concept and the next steps.
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