Every Erasmus+ project leaves behind more than just photos and schedules - it creates memories, friendships, and personal growth that stay with participants long after the exchange ends. After the “Play a-broad” youth exchange in France - organized by ESN Besançon, - participants sent by BAIS shared their thoughts and experiences, reflecting on the impact the project had on them. Testimonial: Looking back at this Erasmus+ experience in France, I can honestly say I am very happy that I decided...

7 days. 44 young people. Six countries. One riverside camp on the Danube. From 11 to 19 May 2026, the Budapest Association for International Sports hosted the Erasmus+ Youth Exchange "Sport for All – Breaking Barriers Together" at Martoni Tábor in Szigetszentmárton, Hungary. Participants came from Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania and Spain — and together they explored one of the most important questions in sport today: how do we make physical activity truly accessible to everyone?...

As we come to the end of the first year of the GenGreen project, we are happy to both reflect back and think forward. Here is how our partners feel about the first year. From GAME: One learning we have really taken to heart is that we don’t necessarily need to rethink a lot of activities in order to add an element of climate awareness, sustainability, and green transition. In fact, quite the opposite — our users and participants actually engage more in the activity when it’s something they...