Name of the project: “Youth Exchange Narratives of Peace”
Date of Project, 1st stage: 04.05.2026 – 08.05.2026
Date of Project, 2nd stage: 13.07.2026 – 19.07.2026
Hosting organization: “BRAVO“
Place: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Participants age: 18 – 30
The number of volunteers: 2+
Working language: English
Deadline for applying: 15.04.2026.
About the project
“Narratives of Peace” is an Erasmus+ project focused on empowering youth workers and young leaders through digital story telling as a tool for conflict resolution and peace building.
The project combines digital media skills with non-formal education methods, enabling participants to create impactful stories that promote understanding, empathy, and dialogue across cultures.
Participants will explore:
- Digital storytelling techniques (video, sound, narrative)
- Conflict resolution and mediation skills
- Intercultural dialogue and peacebuilding approaches
Through this project, participants will gain practical tools to apply in their local communities and youth work practice.
Project structure
Stage 1 – Online Phase
Focus on:
- Foundations of digital story telling
- Basics of conflict resolution
- Preparation for physical mobility
Stage 2 – Physical Training (Sarajevo)
Focus on:
- Practical application of storytelling
- Creation of digital stories
- Group work and simulations
- Final presentations and evaluation
About the host organization
Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities (BRAVO) is a non-governmental organization based in Sarajevo.
BRAVO works in:
- Youth empowerment
- Human rights and inclusion
- Non-formal education
- International mobility projects
The organization has extensive experience in Erasmus+ projects and focuses on creating opportunities for young people and youth workers.
About the host city
Sarajevo is the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina and one of the most unique cities in Southeast Europe. It is often called the “Meeting Point of Cultures”, as different religions, traditions, and cultures have lived together here for centuries.
The city has a rich history shaped by Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern European influences. In Sarajevo, mosques, churches, and synagogues can be found very close to each other, symbolising coexistence and diversity.
Sarajevo is also known for its warm hospitality. Visitors often describe the city as friendly, open, and welcoming. The local people are helpful and proud of their culture and traditions.
Surrounded by mountains, Sarajevo offers a mix of urban life and nature. It is famous for hosting the 1984 Winter Olympic Games, and many Olympic sites can still be visited today.
How to apply?
Click here to open BRAVO – Application form
- Complete the BRAVO- APPLICATION FORM with in English title as following ”name of the project you are applying for” until 23:59 on deadline day.
- Deadline for applying: 15.04.2026.
- Selection results: 22.04.2026
- PARTICIPATION FEE: NO PARTICIPATION FEE
- If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us at: office@bravo-bih.com
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