Location: Beaumotte-Aubertans, France

This youth exchange is designed for young people who want to better understand their rights as citizens and explore how they can actively participate in society today.

Participants will take part in interactive workshops and activities focused on citizens’ rights in Europe, encouraging them to reflect on issues that affect young people and their role in shaping democratic societies. Through discussions, cooperative games, and creative exercises, you will explore topics such as civic participation, mobility, local initiatives, and environmental responsibility, while sharing perspectives with peers from different European countries. Group work and peer learning will help participants develop critical thinking, practice respectful dialogue, and gain confidence in expressing their ideas.

The programme takes place in a rural environment close to nature and combines outdoor activities, experiential learning, and popular education methods that make learning about citizenship practical, engaging, and collaborative. 

If you want to better understand your rights, exchange ideas with young people from across Europe, and discover how you can take an active role in your community and society, this youth exchange is for you!

Age of participants: 14–17, group leader +18

Accommodation and meals during the project will be free of charge. Travel expenses will be reimbursed according to Erasmus+ distance rules after the project.