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SYNAPSE Project targets 2,500 young people across Europe and Africa

 

SYNAPSE Project is targeting to empower 2,500 young people across Europe and Africa.

The SYNAPSE Virtual Exchange Project is a bold three-year international initiative which connects young people across Italy, Spain, Nigeria, Kenya, Namibia, Ethiopia, and Malawi to co-create solutions for today’s most pressing global challenges.

Co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ programme, SYNAPSE aims to empower 2,500 young people, facilitators and participants, including women, youth from rural areas, and youth living with disabilities, equipping them with the skills to lead, innovate, and transform their communities.

SYNAPSE goes beyond conversation. It equips young people and educators with the mindset and tools to think differently, applying systems thinking to address complex issues such as climate change, inequality, and digital transformation. Through virtual exchanges and digital learning experiences, participants will collaborate across borders, building competencies for sustainable and inclusive solutions.

The project officially kicked off with a two-day virtual meeting held on 25–26 March 2026, bringing together all partners to align on vision, strategy, and implementation. This milestone marked the beginning of a collaborative journey toward empowering youth across continents.

The project is led by IUL – Università Telematica degli Studi as Project Coordinator, in partnership with: Apodissi, Mundus, Science Horizons Kenya, Blue Sapphire Hub Foundation, National Youth Climate Action Network Association, Centre for Humanity and Sustainable Development, Ethiopian Catholic Church Salesians of Don Bosco, System Dynamics Italian Chapter, The Technical University of Kenya, Pan-Atlantic University, and Universidad de Almería.

Universities will work closely with SMEs and youth organisations to strengthen grassroots engagement and impact, including: Italian Youth Forum, Consejo de la Juventud de España, Not Too Young To Run, Kenya Youth Climate Network, YOUTH4CAN, Ethiopian Youth Federation, and National Youth Council of Malawi.

With an expected reach of over 2,500 young people, SYNAPSE is set to spark a movement of globally connected, systems-minded changemakers. To get involved or stay informed, follow the project online and be part of a growing community shaping sustainable solutions for the future.

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