Co-funded by the
European Union
Erasmus+ KA220-YOU
Ongoing
NARRATIVES OF PEACE
Innovating Conflict Resolution Through Digital Storytelling
Narratives of Peace is an Erasmus+ project empowering youth workers and young leaders to use digital storytelling as a tool for conflict resolution and peacebuilding, combining digital media skills with non-formal education methods to foster intercultural dialogue and understanding.
DAYS
HOURS
MINS
SECS
PROJECT TIMELINE
Nov 2025 - Mar 2027
OUR ROLE
Partner Organisation
GRANT MODEL (LUMP SUM)
€ 34.000
KEY ACTION
Mobility of Youthworkers
Work Packages and Project Results
Project Journey & Milestones
First Stage: Online Phase
Completed04.05.2026 – 08.05.2026 - Foundations of digital storytelling, basics of conflict resolution, and preparation for the physical mobility.
Second Stage: Physical Mobility (Sarajevo)
In Progress13.07.2026 – 19.07.2026 - Practical application of storytelling, creation of digital stories, group work and simulations, final presentations and evaluation.
Project Results and Interactive Resources
We offer the intellectual outputs, open-source educational materials, and digital platforms produced by our consortium to the use of the entire ecosystem.
Moments from the Field and Implementation Phase
Project Identity
NARRATIVES OF PEACE
Project Reference Number
2025-1-MT01-KA153-YOU-000301566International Consortium
Coordinator
BRAVO – Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities
Partner
ANKA Gelecek ve Yenilik Derneği
Partner
Associazione Slow Tourism Trentino Alto Adige
Partner
Creative Youth
Partner
Institute for Vinnytsia Region Public Initiatives
Partner
Youth Center of Georgia
Partner
35 MM
Partner
Jedi Movement
Partner
Youth Senate Bulgaria
Partner
Hangolda Egyesület
Co-funded by the
European Union
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.