On 14 October 2026, the partners of the Erasmus+ co-funded project curiEUs Youth – Empowering Youth in Shaping the European Cultural & Political Landscape gathered in Skopje, North Macedonia, for the second Transnational Project Meeting (TPM2).
Hosted by NYCM at MladiHub, the meeting provided an important opportunity to review the achievements of the project’s first year, exchange experiences and prepare the next phase of activities aimed at strengthening young people’s engagement with European cultural heritage, democratic participation and digital innovation.
KEHSIA asbl, as a project partner, actively contributed to the meeting, particularly in relation to educational workshops, training materials and quality assurance.
Celebrating Results and Sharing Experiences
Partners reviewed the main results achieved so far, including the publication of the three multilingual digital “Cabinets of Curiosities” e-booklets – Naturalia, Scientifica and Artificialia, featuring 30 interactive edutainment activities designed to make cultural heritage more accessible and engaging for young people.
A key focus was the implementation of the “Digital Curation on Heritage and Politics” national workshops, where partners exchanged experiences and discussed how young people can explore cultural heritage, digital representation and democratic participation.
Building a Lasting Impact Beyond the Project
The Skopje meeting represented an important moment of cooperation and reflection, reinforcing the shared commitment of the international partnership to making cultural heritage a living resource for learning, dialogue and civic engagement.
As curiEUs Youth enters its second year, the focus will increasingly shift towards direct youth participation, experimentation and co-creation, transforming the knowledge and educational tools developed so far into opportunities for young people to shape their cultural and political environments.