When talking about youth empowerment and participation, one cannot forget to mention the European Youth Capital Award, a great opportunity for youngsters to actively take part in reshaping and reconsidering how to participate in the life and decision-making processes of their cities.

If the future of education is digital and especially if video games can be used to be in the service of education. Instead of learning by doing, we go to learning by playing video games.

Within the framework of the coordination of the Local and Participative Democracy Pole of the PCPA project, set up with the Tunisian scouts, ALDA organised a training course taking place from 11 to 13 December 2020 in Hammamet, Tunisia.

From 25th November to 18th December 2020, three online and free workshops were organised and carried out by the Theatre Production Center La Piccionaia (Vicenza, Italy).

Despite all the restrictions imposed in order to limit the spread of the virus, ALDA decided not to give up on its trainings, which are coming back… online!

ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills.

The EMEN – European Migrants Entrepreneurship Network project is coming to its conclusion, and we are happy to share with you an invitation to their last online event taking place on September 24th as part of the web-conference titled “Growing Europe.

We are extremely proud to announce that our work in Tunisia now has a new supporter: the United Nations Democracy Fund – UNDEF.

“La programmazione europea 2021-2027: un bilancio come motore della ripresa dal Covid-19”: questo il tema del workshop gratuito di 4 ore che StudioCentroProgetti srl, Centro Produttività Veneto e ALDA terranno venerdì 24 luglio 2020

“Why should I care?” is the title of two short but intense film clips produced within the Regional Youth Compact for Europe project.

Within the framework of the TYEC project, led by UIL Italy, ALDA contributed, as partner organisation, to the success of the first international Seminar on “Youth generations and labour market” organised in Madrid on 23 May 2013.

This conference will mark the completion of activities that have lasted a year, in the Zenica region and local communities Zavidovici and Zepce, whose goal was to increase awareness about the EU enlargement and pre-accession aid, with special emphasis on the role of local governments and civil society in reform processes.

ALDA, as initiator of the Italian Alliance for the European Year of Citizens and member of the Steering Committee of the European Alliance, was invited to participate to the three-day event “Proposta 2013”.

Serbian Ministry of Youth and Sports will support the implementation of the LDA project ‘Welcome to Nis’. Official signing of the contract with the Minister of Youth and Sports took place in Belgrade on the 7th of September.

ALDA is now implementing in the city of Peja/Pec the project Youth wears Green, in the framework of the Youth in Action Programme and in collaboration with TcK “Tavolo Trentino con il Kosovo”. The topic of the exchange is the environmental protection.

On the 6-7 March ALDA held the Second of the four trainings foreseen within the THINK EU project, addressed to almost 200 students from the High Schools of Pula and Labin, in Istria, Croatia.

On 28th February Local Democracy Agency of Osijek organized in the premise of the Evangelical Theological Faculty a debate on the current issue of ACTA and piracy on the Internet generally.

The first of the four trainings foreseen within the THINK EU, addressed to high school students from Pula Croatia, was held on the 13rd March.