Climate, migration and human security across four thematic modules. A public, multilingual archive, open to anyone who wants to use it.

The training course of the Youth Eco-Resilience (YER) project is now available on YouTube. Twenty videos, organised into four thematic modules, make up a course that addresses climate resilience, human mobility and community security through the direct voices of organisations working on these issues in very different geographical and social contexts.

The project falls under the Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange Programme and places intercultural dialogue and community empowerment at its core. The content was built jointly by the consortium partners, following shared quality standards and a single visual identity, while preserving the plurality of perspectives that characterises an international project.

Who it is for

The training was created for the young people taking part in the course — over 150 confirmed participants — but the materials are designed to stay useful well beyond that initial group. Educators, youth workers, youth associations, teachers and organisations active on climate and migration are free to reuse the videos: for group activities, training modules, school programmes, or simply as a resource for individual learning.

How to access it

Access is free and requires no registration. Just visit the official channel, YER – Voices for Eco-Resilience (@YERVoices):

👉 https://youtube.com/@yervoices

Subscribing to the channel and sharing it is the easiest way to help these materials reach the people who can benefit from them.