We are pleased to announce the successful completion of the Erasmus+ project “Empowering Youth Workers Against Radicalization” (EARN), funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 program, Action KA2: Partnership in Youth (KA220-YOU). The team from the department included Ph.D., Associate Professor O.M. Zamora and the head of the department Ph.D., Professor Yu.M. Petrushenko, as well as representatives of the students, postgraduates, and other departments.
As a result of the project, a number of tools have been developed in several world languages, including Ukrainian, which educators and youth workers can use in their work to counter radicalization. In particular, this includes the comprehensive EARN portal platform (https://earn-portal.com/) with a training course in several world languages, including Ukrainian, an analytical report on the perception of radicalization by youth workers, and a methodological guide based on the project materials. We invite you to use this comprehensive and unique material!
The “Empowering Youth Workers to Counter Radicalization” project aimed to provide youth workers with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competence to identify and prevent radicalization among young people in their communities. The project focused on equipping youth workers with fact-based training, tools, and resources to engage with young people at risk of radicalization and facilitate their integration into society.