From 27 to 31 July, Botassart in the Belgian Ardennes became the meeting place for a large and particularly diverse group of young people taking part in the Erasmus+ youth exchange “Step Into Action”, organised by Babilon Travel. The project brought together participants from Romania, Belgium, Serbia, Hungary and Germany, Read more…
(Français ci-dessous) Any plans for this summer? From 17 to 26 August 2026, VIEWS International is looking for four young people living in Belgium to join VIPSport without Barriers, an inclusive youth exchange taking place in Botassart, in the Belgian Ardennes. The activity is funded by the Erasmus+ programme. Over Read more…
(Français ci-dessous) People with visual impairments continue to face significant barriers in accessing education, training, and employment opportunities across Europe. To help address these challenges, the VISTA project (Vocational Inclusion & Skills Training for People with Visual Impairments) has officially launched under the Erasmus+ programme. As the project begins its Read more…
I travelled with the Views International to Agres, in Spain, as part of the CYCLE-IN project. In February, we had already taken part in the first theoretical part of the project in Romania. Since I had never ridden a tandem bike before, this preparation really helped me gain confidence and Read more…
Inclusion is more than just a seat in the classroom; it is about ensuring every learner has a clear pathway to a professional career. The InHo (Inclusive Horizons) project operates on the principle that true accessibility requires providing the tools necessary for a seamless transition from education to the workplace. Read more…
CYCLE-IN is an Erasmus+ project promoting inclusive outdoor activities for visually impaired and blind youth through tandem cycling. It combines training and hands-on practice to equip youth workers with the skills to design accessible cycling programmes. Building on this mission, the project’s second training session is set to move from Read more…
CYCLE-IN is an Erasmus+ project promoting inclusive outdoor activities for visually impaired and blind youth through tandem cycling. It combines training and hands-on practice to equip youth workers with the skills to design accessible cycling programmes. After its kick-off in September 2025, the project officially marks the start of its Read more…
The Inclusion in Practice recommendations are one of the key outcomes of the ACT-YOU project and are directly inspired by the experiences shared by youth workers and organisations from seven European countries. Developed through our collective learning during the study visit in Liège and the training course in Albania, as Read more…
Youssri, our skilled collaborator, also joined the training course, capturing the stories, atmosphere, and energy of participants through his sharp perception and creative outlook (and of course, his microphone!). His reflections turned into a vivid and heartfelt blog post, offering an authentic glimpse into our week in Albania and the Read more…
The Big Thing (TBT) Guidelines are the result of a joint effort between Arkhe (Spain), Zavod Odtiz (Slovenia), and VIEWS International (Belgium). They build on the experiences and reflections gathered throughout the project and respond to a growing need for practical tools that help make youth work and training more Read more…