We are happy to to share with you keynote sessions from the 4th Edition of the #EAYW, which are streamed live on our official YouTube channel in Kranjska Gora, from 5 – 8 May 2026. These sessions will provide you a nice opportunity to listen to inputs related to change and hyper-complex world, intergenerational solidarity…
Didn’t manage to join the webinars live? Or would you like to watch them again at your own pace? Are you looking for practical tools and fresh perspectives on the future of youth work! Then this is the place to do it! Meet your future! webinar series offer practical tools, ideas and reflections to support…
For our game “Window to the Future” we have prepared a handy video tutorial, so that you can explore further on how to play the game and what are the steps to go through. The game creator, Anita Silva, explains the game rounds and what questions you can ask. More information about the game and…
What societal, environmental or technical trends will shape the future of youth work in the coming years? Are there any emerging practices that have the potential to grow and contribute to the future of youth work? These are questions are tackling in our season of EAYW podcasts within our research project “Futures of Youth Work”.…
The report of the EAYW Futures of Youth Work research project has now been published! In the face of uncertainties and complexities that characterise rapidly evolving societies, the European Academy on Youth Work (EAYW) identified a pressing need to look beyond the present and anticipate the future. The ‘Futures of Youth Work’ research report explores the…
Are you interested in exploring potential future scenarios? Or perhaps you want to have constructive conversations about the future with your team or group of participants? Maybe you simply want to develop future-thinking competencies? Then get to know our game Window to the Future! Window to the Future is an educational tool that invites…
This visual summary presents the most important outcomes of the 2nd #EAYW Webinar, where we looked into our relationship with the future and our current strategies to deal with the unknown. Click on the image to download the visual.
The EAYW webinar Futures of Youth Work (21 March 2024) explored the ongoing EAYW future foresight research project. The research is based on the work of ‘signal spotters’ who collected signals, trends and drivers that can impact the future of youth work. The research is carried out by Aleksandra Szymczyk, Ozgehan Senyuva, Darko Markovic and…
What societal trends will shape the future of youth work until 2050? What kind of environmental and technical trends will shape the future of youth work in the coming years? Are there any emerging practices that have the potential to grow and contribute to the future of youth work? These are questions we will be…
How might the future of youth work look like? What could be potential scenarios for youth work in the future? These were questions we posed to our signal spotters and other participants during the Resonance Workshop in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Within our research project “Futures of Youth Work,” we aim to explore emerging and future…