✨ Six Months of Solidarity, Learning and Growth in Morocco! Our Italian volunteer, Filomena De Lucia, has successfully completed her six-month European Solidarity Corps (ESC) Humanitarian Aid volunteering activity in Jerada, Morocco, as part of our STARRY project! ❤️ Hosted by our Mor

♻️ One glass bottle can spark a forest fire! As part of the YOURESET project, Zümra Özdemir created an awareness poster highlighting the dangers of discarded glass waste to our forests and wildlife. By upcycling glass bottles instead of leaving them in nature, we can reduce waste and

✨ Small sparks can create lasting change. Our second STARRY Humanitarian Aid Volunteer Team in Peru has completed their 59-day journey of solidarity, learning and intercultural exchange! ❤️ Coming from five different countries, Hana Sušánková and Frantisek Z. from Czechia, Paulina Kal

Our young participants share their thoughts, experiences and what they are taking away from the YOURESET activities. ♻️ Because meaningful change starts when young people have the space to experience, reflect and speak up. ✨ #YOURESET #YouthVoices #YouthParticipation #ErasmusPlus #EPE

What looks like waste can become art — but first, we need to know the facts! Cigarette filters are not harmless paper waste; they contain plastic and can remain in nature for years. ❌ As part of YOURESET, Aslı Kuş and Nariman Hüseynov turned waste into creativity while challenging env

What looks like waste can become something useful, creative and full of joy! As part of YOURESET, Aya Louali and Duru Yağmur Vapur turned bottle caps and leftover materials into a hanging toy for our shelter cats. Because every object we reuse is one less object in the waste stream. R

Nisan Azra Dik & Asude Gürkan share their YOURESET experience and their message for a more sustainable future. #YOURESET #YouthInAction #Sustainability #ErasmusPlus

♻️ Waste doesn’t just disappear! As part of our YOURESET local activity, Nisan Azra Dik and Asude Gürkan turned waste into creativity while challenging a common environmental misconception: what we throw away doesn’t simply vanish — it can remain in nature for years and harm our ecosy