The Youth In Transition project has been developed by six partners from four different European countries. Each partner has extensive experience in creative methodologies for ESD for diverse youth, including hard-to-reach youth groups like migrants and refugees. 

This project was born at a moment when face-to-face activities were restricted due to COVID-19 regulations and as a result, the desire to implement blended learning to reach a wider audience became a solution. Thus, this project builds on transforming existing innovative material into online and blended learning offerings. As most young migrants and excluded youth have access to mobile phones, this project provides educational materials accessible through mobile and computer, with a strong focus on creativity and arts.

The aim of YINT is to make a valuable contribution to creating a resilient, low-carbon society in Europe in that the project raises awareness of climate-friendly lifestyle choices among young people and mobilizes them to act and showcase youth empowerment in response to the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Climate Agreement, the ‘Sustainable Green Europe’ and others.