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Embrace Empower Engage

We embrace change, empower communities and engage people. Learn more about the project's philosophy.

Partners

From across Europe, drawn by the same currents: meet the team who set Breeze in motion.

Timeline

Where we started, and where we are now. See how the Breeze is moving.

Three actions, one purpose:
we embrace change, empower communities
and engage people.

Bringing renewal and clarity to the field, the project creates a new approach to support young people affected by conflict and displacement across Europe: Transformative Conflict- and Trauma Sensitivity.

Our journey begins with comprehensive research, building an evidence base that shapes our educational approach. We organise international workshops and publish research reports to raise awareness and promote knowledge exchange. This shapes our educational resource pack with practical materials for youth workers supporting conflict-affected young people.

Youth practitioners will develop specialized competencies during a 12-day training program in Georgia, forming a community of practice that implements pilot education programs across Ukraine, Georgia, Germany, Spain, and Italy.

To sustain momentum, we’ll organize practitioner forums and local events where youth workers exchange methods and build partnerships. Our interactive web platform serves as a central hub where peace educators can access resources, share knowledge, and connect across borders—ensuring these innovative approaches continue to spread throughout Europe.


Partners

From across Europe, drawn by the same currents: meet the team who set Breeze in motion.

Corridors

Germany

Corridors is a non-profit fostering peace and conflict transformation in the South Caucasus and Eastern Europe. We combine grassroots work with research to create context-specific approaches. Through dialogue, participatory peace education, and community empowerment, we pursue holistic methods for lasting change. Our mission is to promote peace between communities, within individuals, and with the environment.

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ISNC

Georgia

The Institute for the Study of Nationalism and Conflicts (ISNC) is a politically independent NGO based in Tbilisi, Georgia. Since 2009, ISNC has worked on conflict resolution, peace building, and IDP rights. It promotes dialogue between divided communities and collaborates with local and international partners across the South Caucasus.

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Novact

Spain

The Novact Institute for Nonviolence is a non-profit association dedicated to conflict transformation and peacebuilding. For 25 years, NOVACT has been working on building positive peace through nonviolence in the Euro-Mediterranean region. NOVACT’s mission is to break cycles of violence and build positive peace by strengthening the role of organised civil society in peacebuilding, conflict prevention and transformation.

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YouthUp

Ukraine

YouthUp is a non-governmental expert organization that addresses the complex challenges of youth policy. We aim to ensure that every young person in Ukraine can receive quality services through youth infrastructure — organizations, centers, and spaces. Our approach combines experience from the state and public sectors with the best international practices; emphasizes cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary approaches in youth policy.

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No Control

Italy

No Control is a creative factory working with organizations, institutions, and communities to generate transformation through design, facilitation, and creative direction. They break habits and languages to open new possibilities and help people move from intention to action.

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Timeline

Where we started, and where we are now. See how the Breeze is moving.

Last update: April 2025

Team

  • 11/2024

    Kick off meeting

  • 03/2025

    Coordinators Meeting

  • 09/2025

    Meeting

  • First semester of 2026

    Team members will keep in contact from remote, ensuring everything will get delivered successfully.

  • 9/2026

    Meeting at ToT

  • 10/2027

    Final meeting

Content development

  • Second semester of 2024

    Content development will start after the kick off meeting in November.

  • 2/2025

    Developing educational resources & report

    Concept structure research.

  • 10/2025

    Trauma

    Concept structure research.

    Conflict

    Concept structure research.

  • 4/2026

    Educational resource (transformation)

    Trainer handbook, resource manual. 

  • Second semester of 2026

    Digital tools (including AI tools)

  • From 2027 on

    Digital tools (including AI tools)

    Educational resources will be available and keep updated on our website.

Communication

  • Second semester of 2024

    Communication materials will be planned and developed after the kick off meeting in November.

  • 2/2025

    Developing web platform

  • 10/2025

    Website

    Social media

  • From 2026 on

    Website and social media will be regularly updated.

Workshop

  • Second semester of 2024

    Workshops will be planned and developed after the kick off meeting in November.

  • First semester of 2025

    The team will start to work and develop the first round of workshops that will take place in autumn.

  • 9-10/2025

    4-days workshop in Georgia and Spain

  • First semester of 2026

    The team will work on the second round of workshops, which will take place in autumn, taking previous experience into consideration.

  • 9/2026

    1-2 days workshop in Georgia

  • 8/2027

    1-day workshop in Georgia and Ukraine

    Youth Peace Practitioners Forum.

    9/2027

    1/2-day workshop (together)

    Local Capitalization Workshop.

    9/2027

    Online conference

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