Erasmus+ Accreditation 2025

Accreditation of our organization in the year 2025 carried forward our objectives towards inclusion, digital citizenship and well-being, bringing young people from Hungary, Lithuania, Portugal, Slovakia, Czechia, Romania and Serbia to Lithuania for three youth exchanges built on non-formal learning. Together We Click explored inclusion, accessibility and diversity through debates, roleplays and hands-on sessions, from learning the sign language alphabet and Braille to a Shark Tank of accessibility products and short films challenging everyday stereotypes, sending participants home as confident advocates for acceptance in their communities. Plugged In turned to artificial intelligence, equipping young people with the digital skills and critical awareness to use AI tools responsibly, examining how the tools are built and trained, refining prompts, weighing human versus AI creativity, and confronting real cases where AI caused harm to understand its limits and risks. Glow Up addressed mental and physical well-being, guiding participants through emotional regulation, self-reflection and healthy habits, with sessions ranging from Theatre of the Oppressed and mood-reading techniques to sports and yoga that revealed how movement lifts the mind. Woven through every activity, intercultural evenings and shared traditions deepened mutual understanding, while each exchange closed with the Youthpass and a renewed determination to bring the learning back home. Together, these activities showcased the commitment of our organization to use inclusion, digitalization and active non-formal learning to empower young people and strengthen communities.

Key Results

Activities

3

Participants

135

Countries

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Activity Days

25

Activities

Results

Together We Click

In Digital Voices, teams produced a short film around a real social issue. This one tackles gender inequality:

In Short-Form Content, Long-Term Impact, teams turned everyday stereotypes into the format we all scroll through. This one takes on how easily we label people:

Comics created during the activity, telling stories about inclusion and diversity:

In the Shark Tank session, participants pitched products to make our world more accessible:

Reflections on the inclusion scene in the participants’ own countries:

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Plugged In

The AI Brain — how the tools really work. Teams investigated how the most popular AI tools are built and trained, then turned their research into presentations.

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Prompt Perfect — refining the perfect prompt. Beginning from vague prompts and sharpening them step by step, teams tracked how each version changed the result and drew out their own prompting tips.

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Creative Lab — human vs AI. Each team made a piece by hand and then with AI, comparing the two.

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Breaking News — AI gone wrong. Each team turned a real case of AI causing harm into a short news-report video.

Utopia.AI — designing the ideal AI. Teams designed their own ideal AI and made a one-minute, TikTok-style promo video with an AI voiceover.

Glow Up

Flipcharts capturing different ways to recognise and name emotions:

Flipcharts turning the European Key Competences into characters of their own:

Research presentations on mental health:

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Short films the teams made about people-pleasing:

Dissemination Events

Our participants shared the knowledge, skills and experience gained across the three activities through events for dissemination and exploitation of results within their communities.

Komarom, Hungary, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Gergely at TSZC Széchenyi István Economics and Informatics High School for 14 peers. He walked them through our website and where to apply, telling the story of how he signed up for his own first Erasmus+ exchange.

Komarom, Hungary, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Mark at TSZC Széchenyi István Economics and Informatics High School for 9 classmates during English class. He played the activity’s recap video and showed them how they could take part in our future activities.

Litomysl, Czechia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Sara at Gymnazium Aloise Jiraska for 10 classmates during English class. She presented a PowerPoint on the topic of the exchange, where and when it took place, and how the application process works, with her classmates especially curious about the venue and the accommodation where the group stayed.

Pitesti, Romania, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Laura at Ion Barbu Theoretical High School for 16 students. She opened with an introduction to Erasmus+, walked the class through the schedule, the sessions, the cultural nights and the Youthpass with photos from the exchange, then ran a hands-on Braille workshop inspired by one of the activity’s sessions before finishing with a Q&A.

Pitesti, Romania, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Mihail at Armand Călinescu Technical College for 28 classmates. He built a presentation from his own clips and photos, talked through the sessions and his own contributions, and showed everyone interested where and how to apply.

Baia Mare, Romania, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Ilinca at Dobro House Café for 10 friends. She began with a round of questions and answers about how the exchange worked, then walked through the daily programme and sessions using photos passed around the table, before turning the afternoon interactive with traditional music and one of the dances from the Romanian and Portuguese cultural night.

Porto, Portugal, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Giovanna at Porto School of Architecture for 6 colleagues. After sharing her Together We Click experience and explaining how Erasmus+ youth exchanges work, she ran a short dynamic on different forms of prejudice and ways to overcome them, which flowed into a debate where the group traded their own views and experiences.

Labanoras, Lithuania, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Goda at Vilijos Cepulienes sodyba for 45 students. She introduced the non-formal education methods behind the exchange and opened a conversation about identity, diversity and social inclusion, drawing on the activities and challenges she had taken part in.

Marijampolė, Lithuania, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Atene at Marijampolės Rygiškių Jono gimnazija for her classmates. Back home after the exchange, she presented the project to her class, walking them through the sessions and what she had worked on.

Prague, Czechia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Karolina at her school for 10 classmates. Straight after the bell in her geography class she gave a short presentation introducing our work and the exchange, and left her classmates fascinated.

Kralovsky Chlmec, Slovakia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Kristof at Gymnazium Gimnazium Kralovsky Chlmec for 13 classmates. He explained what the project was about and why exchanges like it are worth joining, then showed his classmates how they could apply themselves.

Kralovsky Chlmec, Slovakia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Leo at Gymnazium Gimnazium Kralovsky Chlmec for 15 classmates and their teacher. His presentation paired photos with information about our projects, and he answered every question that came his way.

Tvrdosin, Slovakia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Yaroslava and David at Gymnazium v Tvrdosine for around 80 students across four classes. Yaroslava introduced the wider range of Erasmus+ opportunities, from youth exchanges to training courses, hikes and mentorships. David focused on Together We Click and the impact it had on those who took part. Clips from other projects and a “how to join” QR code rounded off a lively session.

Presov, Slovakia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Zuzana and Timea at Gymnazium Jana Adama Raymana for 18 classmates during English class. Their Canva presentation walked through the daily schedule, the non-formal learning methods and energizers, and the purpose of the project, with plenty of photos to convey its energy. By the end, two classmates had already decided to apply for an upcoming activity.

Miercurea-Ciuc, Romania, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Daniel Apetrii at Colegiul National Octavian Goga for 11 classmates. He showed the activity’s final video along with a selection of photos, explaining what he had done during the exchange and what he had taken away from it.

Martin, Slovakia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Gregor at Stredna Odborna Skola Dopravna Martin for 16 dormmates and classmates. From his dormitory common room he shared the essentials, the topics, the location, the activities and the cultural nights, explained the value of the Youthpass, and talked through his own favourite moments from the week.

Brezice, Slovenia, Sept. 2025

Dissemination by Daniel Truta at Youth hostel Brezice for 25 young people, during another Erasmus+ project he was taking part in. He presented the Together We Click activities and opened a conversation about inclusion that the group took to with real interest.

Rokytnice nad Jizerou, Czechia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Yaroslava at Lípy - Chata pod Lipami for 56 people, during the Tap to Create exchange. She presented Together We Click to a full room of participants from another project.

Budapest, Hungary, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Klara, Julia and Lorina at their school for 12 classmates. Together they showed the official video, explained how our projects and applications work, and talked their class through their own experience of the exchange.

Vilnius, Lithuania, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Milana at European Humanities University for 6 young people. She shared the goals and outcomes of the exchange, the themes of diversity and inclusion and the non-formal methods behind them, using photos and personal insights to encourage others to get involved.

Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Maxima at Evanjelicke Gymnasium Juraja Tranovskeho for 12 classmates during English class. She talked through the activities and her overall experience, and showed her classmates how they could take part in our projects too.

Alytus, Lithuania, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Liepa at Alytaus Jotvingiu Gymnasium for 24 classmates during their class hour. She introduced Erasmus+ and walked through Together We Click with slides built from the activity’s photos, covering everything from what the group gained to the cultural evenings, and explained how to sign up.

Prague, Czechia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Amalie at a primary school for 10 children. She made two posters about our work and Together We Click and presented them, introducing the younger students to the opportunities on offer, and the posters were theirs to keep afterwards.

Rokytnice and Jizerou, Czechia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Ondrej at Penzion Chata pod Lipami for 11 young people. Around a cottage table, he walked his friends through what Erasmus+ projects are and shared personal stories and photos from the exchange.

Rokytnice and Jizerou, Czechia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Daniela at Penzion Chata pod Lipami for 12 people. She organized a second session at the same place, passing on the activities and the intercultural side of the week.

Prague, Czechia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Adela at her school for 10 classmates. She presented what the group achieved and did during the activity. She paid special attention to the cultural nights and what she learned about the other participants’ lives and cultures. To finish, she pointed her classmates towards other projects they could join and shared a few tips from her own experience.

Ankara, Türkiye, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Eszter during another Erasmus+ project in Ankara, for 35 people. She showed the activity’s video and told the other participants about Together We Click and the inclusion work behind it.

Rokytnice nad Jizerou, Czechia, Oct. 2025

Dissemination by Yaroslava presenting the Plugged In youth exchange to 56 participants at Chata pod Lípami in Rokytnice nad Jizerou, sharing what the project was about and the opportunities Erasmus+ offers.

Esztergom, Hungary, Nov. 2025

Noel shared the activity’s recap video and his Erasmus+ experience with 25 students at Géza Fejedelem Vocational High School, showing project photos and explaining how they could take part too.

Loznica, Serbia, Nov. 2025

Ognjen gave a presentation on Erasmus+ and Youthpass to 18 classmates at Gymnasium Vuk Karadžić, showing project photos and the Plugged In video and answering their questions.

Pančevo, Serbia, Nov. 2025

Jana presented the project to her class of 24, introducing Erasmus+, the AI workshops on prompting and ethics, the intercultural side of the exchange, and how classmates could join future opportunities.

Poděbrady, Czechia, Nov. 2025

Zuzana presented the youth exchange to a class of 22 seniors during an English lesson at SZeŠ and SOŠ, played the Plugged In video, and discussed how to join Erasmus+ projects.

Esztergom, Hungary, Nov. 2025

Levente presented Erasmus+ and a video of the project to classmates after lessons, sparking interest among those already considering applying to an upcoming project.

Pančevo, Serbia, Nov. 2025

Aleksa shared the Erasmus+ mobility with 15 students and teachers at Gimnazija Uroš Predić, presenting the goals, activities and skills gained, with photos, to encourage others to join.

Vilkaviškis, Lithuania, Nov. 2025

Armandas, Meda, Andreja and Agnė presented Plugged In to 25 tenth-grade students at Aušros Gymnasium, using a slideshow with activity photos and the promo video to explain Erasmus+ and how to join.

Pančevo, Serbia, Nov. 2025

Dunja presented the project to her class of 20, explaining what Erasmus+ projects are and what a day at the exchange looks like, with photos and videos, followed by questions.

Bartninkai, Lithuania, Nov. 2025

Dissemination by Yaroslava at Babeckyne for 44 people. She shared Together We Click with the group, passing on what the exchange was about and the opportunities that come with taking part.

Brno, Czechia, Dec. 2025

Levon gathered friends at the Masaryk University dormitory hall for an evening talk for 10 people, introducing Erasmus+ and sharing his personal Plugged In experience, challenges and skills gained.

Peniche, Portugal, Dec. 2025

Pedro presented Plugged In and Erasmus+ to 39 people at Peniche Surf Camp, sharing the experience and the opportunities Erasmus+ offers.

Pančevo, Serbia, Dec. 2025

Una presented the exchange to her class of 25, covering the project goals, digital and AI skills, intercultural meeting, teamwork and communication, with photos and examples, and how to get involved.

Niš, Serbia, Dec. 2025

Dunja presented Erasmus+ to her class of 15 at Gimnazija Svetozar Marković, together with a participant from the “Blooming Connections” project.

Panevėžys, Lithuania, Dec. 2025

Kristupas told his class of 25 at Velžys Gymnasium about the exchange and how much he enjoyed it, encouraging everyone to try this memorable experience, and shared photos from the project.

Pezinok, Slovakia, Dec. 2025

Romana presented Plugged In and Erasmus+ to around 15 classmates at Gymnázium Pezinok, covering the benefits, public speaking, new friends, other cultures and AI knowledge, with many photos and the final video.

Liberec, Czechia, Dec. 2025

Jáchym and Eliška shared their Plugged In experience and Erasmus+ opportunities with a student group in Liberec, covering the AI they explored in Lithuania and how youth exchanges and training courses can be joined.

Budapest, Hungary, Dec. 2025

Martin and Gianluca presented their Erasmus+ youth exchange to two classes (around 58 students in total) at Budapesti Gépészeti SZC Kossuth Lajos Technikum, sharing what they learned, the people they met and how working in an international team improved their communication, teamwork and problem-solving.

Sučany, Slovakia, Dec. 2025

Tomáš, together with Martin, presented the project to a class of 12 at Bilingválne gymnázium Milana Hodžu, covering the activity, travel and how to apply for future Erasmus+ projects, with a short Q&A.

Třeboň, Czechia, Dec. 2025

Marián gave a lecture to a class of about 30 at Gymnázium Třeboň, focused on Lithuania and its history and on the Erasmus+ projects available, describing the Plugged In project in detail.

Košice, Slovakia, Dec. 2025

Viliam sparked interest in Erasmus+ among 5 of his friends, sharing the experience and inspiring them about the opportunities.

Dubnica, Slovakia, Dec. 2025

Laura created and presented a slideshow about the project, what the group did and the skills she gained, to 20 classmates and teachers at Gymnázium Dubnica nad Váhom.

Žilina, Slovakia, Dec. 2025

Filip presented the project to his class of 15 at Gymnázium Varšavská cesta.

Eger, Hungary, April 2026

Kira presented Glow Up to around 13 classmates at her school in Eger, introducing the programme and the countries that took part, walking through the workshops, the trips and the venue, and sharing her favourite activities and why they should apply.

Madrid, Spain, April 2026

While waiting at their departure gate, Alexandra, Leonor, Simão, João and Carlota shared their Glow Up experience with fellow travellers at Madrid Barajas Airport, reaching around 13 people. They explained the goals of the youth exchange and the non-formal methods behind it, and spoke about their own growth and what the intercultural environment had given them.

Porto, Portugal, April 2026

Tiago shared his outcomes and experience from the project in a post on LinkedIn, encouraging others to take part in initiatives like this one.

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Trnava, Slovakia, April 2026

Adam and Maximilian presented the project to their classmates during an English class at their high school, reaching 16 students.

Budapest, Hungary, April 2026

Dorka shared her experience during a youth-work training alongside fellow students at Eötvös Loránd University, reaching 16 people.

Vilkaviškis, Lithuania, April 2026

Milda, Agnė and Armandas presented the project together at Aušros gymnasium, reaching around 30 students. They explained what our projects offer, the competences young people build through Erasmus+, and how the application process works, sharing their own Glow Up experience and showing the audience how to find more of our projects online.

Pitești, Romania, April 2026

Rareș and David-Costin, together with two classmates, presented the project to their class, reaching over 20 students. They spoke about their experience and answered questions about how to apply for future projects and the opportunities currently open.

Náchod, Czechia, April 2026

Agáta and Darina presented the project at their grammar school, Jiráskovo gymnázium, reaching around 25 classmates. They talked about their experience, the location, and what they had learned, drawing questions from both classmates and their teacher.

Náchod, Czechia, May 2026

Samuel and Borek presented the project during their English class at Jiráskovo gymnázium, reaching around 14 people.

Košice, Slovakia, May 2026

Olivia shared her Erasmus+ experience with 18 students at Gymnázium Park mládeže in Košice, explaining how to apply for Erasmus+ opportunities, how the group travelled and the activities they took part in, and how the exchange helped her become more independent, confident and open-minded.

Online, Slovakia, May 2026

Goran and Natália presented the project online over Google Meet, reaching 12 people. They introduced what a youth exchange offers young people and shared photos and lessons from their own Glow Up experience.

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Szombathely, Hungary, May 2026

Nora presented the project at her school, reaching 22 students. She explained what Erasmus+ and youth exchanges are about, shared her own experience, and answered plenty of questions about the travelling, the learning, and what made the group so special.

Prešov, Slovakia, May 2026

Martin, together with Adriana and another classmate who had joined other youth exchanges, presented to their underclassmen at Gymnázium Jana Adama Raymana, reaching 40 students. They explained what a youth exchange looks like, shared their experiences, and pointed the audience towards Erasmus+ opportunities such as DiscoverEU and how to apply.

Kladno, Czechia, May 2026

Krystof and Martina gave a presentation during a geography class at Sportovní gymnázium Kladno, reaching 22 classmates. They walked through the daily routine of the project, the topic, and our other projects, explained what a youth exchange is, and showed everyone how to find and apply for them, before answering questions and earning a round of applause.

Bučovice, Czechia, June 2026

Adina presented the project to her class at Gymnázium a Obchodní akademie Bučovice, reaching 25 students. She shared how she had discovered the project and what her experience was like, then answered all of their questions.

Online, Romania, June 2026

Daria held an online session on Discord for around 10 people, screen-sharing the project’s final video and talking through the activities and the knowledge and skills the group gained during the mobility.