📢 Call for Applications – InclusiVoice Youth Training (Erasmus+ Project)

The InclusiVoice project brings together the Centro per la Pace di Forlì, the EuroMed Feminist Initiative (EFI), and the Women’s NGOs Cooperation Network of Latvia.

The project aims to strengthen young people’s participation in civic life through the creation of a youth-led campaign to raise awareness about violence against women and femicides in Europe.

InclusiVoice aligns with the priorities of the Erasmus+ Youth Programme, particularly in the areas of:

• Inclusion and diversity
• Gender equality
• Democratic participation

🎯 About the Training

📍 Location: Forlì, Italy
📅 Dates: 13–18 April 2026
📜 Participants will receive a Youthpass Certificate, recognizing the competences developed during the training.

The training will provide participants with:

• Practical tools to design and implement a nonviolent awareness campaign
• Skills in advocacy, inclusive communication, and civic engagement
• A space to exchange experiences and build transnational networks
• Knowledge and strategies to address violence against women and femicides from a youth perspective

👥 Who Can Apply?

We are looking for young people who:

• Are 18–29 years old
• Hold a valid European passport or are citizens of an Erasmus+ Programme Country.
• Have an interest in gender equality, activism, and civic participation
• Are motivated to contribute to an awareness campaign on violence against women
• Have a working knowledge of English
• Are committed to actively participating in the full training programme

📝 How to Apply

To apply, please send:

• A short motivation letter (max. 1 page)
• Your CV

📧 Applications should be sent to: alice.chempf@efi-ife.org
🗓 Deadline: 28 February 2026

Selected participants will be contacted shortly after the deadline.

Funding Disclaimer

This project is funded by the European Union. However, the views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union or the awarding authority. Neither the European Union nor the awarding authority can be held responsible for them.