In Ghent, Belgium, ASUL welcomed youth professionals to a transformative training event titled “Spark Change: Digital Tools for Youth Inclusion.” Building on recent efforts in Spain, this session focused on equipping youth workers with hands-on experience in digital content creation and intercultural collaboration.
Workshops included activities in digital storytelling, creative media production, and teamwork development using non-formal education techniques. Participants also exchanged youth work strategies and explored how digital tools could reduce exclusion and boost employability among vulnerable young people.
The training left attendees inspired to integrate their new knowledge into their organizations and local communities, supporting youth in navigating the digital world with confidence and creativity.