🔑 Key Information

Activity ⭐️ Title

ERASMUS LUX


Activity 🔶 Type | 📆 Dates | 📍Location

Partnership-building Activity

16-22 November 2026 | Terrassa-Barcelona, Spain


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❗️What Is This Training About?

Erasmus Lux is an international networking activity, aimed at accredited organisations operating in Erasmus+ Programme.


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ℹ️ Description About The Opportunity

The title “Erasmus Lux” is inspired by the Latin word lux (light), symbolizing clarity, guidance, and new perspectives in the context of the future of the Erasmus+ programme.

The project is also inspired by Rosalía’s album LUX, and her use of cultural diversity, contrasts, and multiple languages, highlighting the idea of a space where different voices come together.


Objectives:

  • Explore key challenges and opportunities for accredited organisations within the Erasmus+ framework
  • Reflect on the final phase and overall impact of the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme and discuss the upcoming Erasmus+ programme cycle and emerging opportunities for youth organisations
  • Enhance the quality, impact and sustainability of projects implemented under accreditation
  • Exchange good practices and foster peer learning among experienced organisations
  • Present Vibria’s strategic plan for 2027 and create space for partners to share and align their own strategic approaches.


Participants profile:

We are looking for experienced youth workers and project managers currently working in Erasmus+ Youth accredited organisations involved in KA1 Youth projects, particularly Youth Exchanges (KA152) and Youth Workers Mobility (KA153). Applicants should also have a strong background in non-formal education and international youth work.

Participants should have:

  • Solid experience in Erasmus+ Youth projects, particularly KA1
  • Active involvement in project design, implementation or coordination
  • Motivation to share good practices and contribute to strategic discussions
  • Strong interest in improving the quality and impact of youth work in Europe
  • Willingness to develop long-term cooperation with other European organisations

Training overview

This Partnership-building Activity is

for 25 participants

from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries

and recommended for

Youth workers, Youth project managers

Working language(s):

english

Organiser:

La Víbria Intercultural (Youth NGO)

La Víbria Intercultural is a non-profit association dedicated to international mobility for young people . Founded in 2003 in Terrassa, The entity was created with the aim of promoting interculturality, volunteering (local and international), and active citizenship, as well as exporting Catalan culture worldwide. With this purpose, on the one hand we host international projects in our country and, on the other, we offer the opportunity to young people from the territory to carry out experiences abroad. All this, under the framework of European mobility programs, which allow for both short and long-term experiences.


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📥 Contact

Contact for questions:

Carles Cunill

E-Mail:

Phone: +34633699306


💶 Costs

Participation fee

No participation fee

Accommodation and food

We will provide accommodation and food during the whole Seminar. 

Travel reimbursement

The travel costs will be reimbursed according to the Erasmus+ guide standards for Seminar projects and by country. 


📜 Certificate

Participants are entitled to receive a Youthpass certificate from the organiser, for recognition of their competence development during the activity. Read more about Youthpass:

https://youthworkshub.org/15122


⚠️ Important Dates

Application deadline (24h UTC): 1 July 2026

Date of selection: 20 July 2026


🔗 Official Link

https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/european-training-calendar/training/erasmus-lux.14852/


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