Our topics

Young people who want to participate in an international exchange still face too many obstacles. These must be eliminated.

IJAB understands international youth work and youth policy cooperation as contributors towards a strong civil society, a democratic polity, and greater social justice.

In the field of Digital International Youth Work, IJAB advances digital development by providing projects, training, and advisory services for youth work professionals globally.

The entire community of child and youth services, including its staff and structures, has to adapt to the growing importance of cross-border learning.

The aim of the project is to support international youth work organisations in developing instruments and measures to prevent sexual violence.

IJAB contributes to increasing the visibility of current developments and research findings in the field of international youth work.

The climate debate and the related question of sustainable mobility during exchanges and programmes is also a concern for IJAB.

One priority field for IJAB through projects such as Eurodesk and networks such as ERYICA is information on stays abroad.

Young people should be able to voice their opinions and help shape political and social decisions that affect their lives.

(International) youth policy by its very nature is a core issue for IJAB. IJAB hence observes youth policy developments across Europe and around the world