Tartu Youth Work Centre's radio show “Youth Window” is getting a makeover!

The "Youth Window" show, previously broadcast on Ring FM, is becoming a podcast. The podcast will still discuss Tartu youth centers and their activities, including projects written by young people and those aimed at them, city-wide events, international opportunities, and many other exciting topics concerning young people. Guests on the show will include both specialists working with young people and young people themselves! The podcast is an increasingly popular digital [...] among both young and old.

On November 27, the Tartu youth sector network seminar will take place.

The Estonian Youth Work Week is coming up in November! As part of this, the Tartu Youth Work Center is organizing a Tartu youth network seminar. If you feel that you are part of the Tartu youth scene, then this meeting is just for you... Unfortunately, the number of participants is limited, and only those who register first will be able to attend. Registration opens on November 2. Registration link: https://forms.gle/Ly4CXtcGNkAL4ceR Read more about the youth network seminar here. Contact: […]

There are new residents in the premises of Lille Youth Centre: Estonian Youth Mental Health Movement

In September, the Estonian Youth Mental Health Movement established itself in the premises of the Tartu Youth Work Centre. Representatives of the movement describe themselves as an organization that unites young people infected with the motivation bug, whose fondest dream is a society where Estonian youth can grow up in an environment that supports mental health. ENVTLi's activities include advocating for the needs of young people at a societal level and, if necessary, raising their voice (in a polite manner, of course). Also […]

The nationwide youth work week takes place in November

From November 23-30, 2020, the nationwide Youth Work Week will take place again. The organizer and leader of Youth Work Week is Teeviit. You can read more about Teeviit and Youth Work Week here. As part of Youth Work Week, the Tartu Youth Work Centre is organizing, for example, a networking seminar where you can be inspired by Victoria Villig. Additionally, every day we will release cool videos featuring Tartu Mayor Urmas Klaas […]

A new art and design club has started at Ilmatsalu Youth Center

As you may have read in our previous news, a new volunteer from Spain, Violeta, is working at Ilmatsalu Youth Center. In addition to the cooking club, which takes place on Fridays, Violeta now also runs an art and design club on Wednesdays at 3:00 PM. One of the general ideas of the club is to do various activities related to material reuse. For example, with the young people, we sewed shopping bags and […] for the youth center from old curtains and fabric scraps.

Come participate in the online Thinkathon!

Do you want to express your thoughts and opinions? Now you have the opportunity to do so. And you can do it with other young people from Europe and Canada. All young people's opinions are important! So, put together your team and be sure to register to participate in the online discussion. Registration is open from October 1st to December 1st. Be part of the change! #thinkdigitalfuture Register: 👉 https://bit.ly/3cEbggF [...]

Tartu youth centers offer free educational workshops for classes and youth groups 

Starting from October, Tartu Youth Work Centre's youth centres offer the opportunity for classes or simply youth groups to attend workshops held in the youth centres' premises or outdoor areas. The content of the workshops is related to young people's daily lives and learning, and the aim is to enrich school education with non-formal, playful activities. The workshops are primarily designed for participation with a class group, but groups of friends, organizations, etc., are also welcome. The duration of the workshops is […]

As of last week, the Tartu Youth Work Centre has three new European Solidarity Corps volunteers!

As of last week, the Tartu Youth Work Centre has three new European Solidarity Corps volunteers! Meet Beáta, Violeta, and Klaudijus! Beáta is from Hungary, Violeta from Spain, and Klaudijus from Lithuania. When we asked the volunteers why they came to Estonia, their answers were as follows: Beáta: “Because of the adventures. When I started to looking for volunteer programs all I knew [...].