MITRA France

On September 29, 2026, partners of the Erasmus+project "Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion" held an online meeting to discuss financial reporting and monitoring results.

Online meeting to analyse financial reporting and monitoring results. September 29, 2026.

On August 27, 2026, partners of the Erasmus+project Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion held an online meeting to discuss work on best practices and on website.

🌍 Réunion en ligne de l’équipe du projet Erasmus+ HATE-LESS | 25 août 2026

🤝 Un échange constructif pour faire le point sur les avancées du projet, coordonner les prochaines étapes et renforcer notre collaboration européenne. 🇪🇺

The Erasmus+ Hateless.eu project offers open-access educational materials designed to support participatory youth work and inclusive media literacy:
• Methodological Guidelines.
• Training Toolkit.
• Repository of Impact Monitoring Tools.
• Train the Trainer Handouts.

Empowering youth workers, trainers, and educators with practical tools to challenge hate speech and disinformation!

The Hateless.eu project offers open-access educational materials designed to support participatory youth work and inclusive media literacy:

• Methodological Guidelines: Practical guidance on youth participation, deconstructing hate speech, participatory research, creative digital tools, video production, and facilitator training.

• Training Toolkit: 6 modular training topics covering European values, digital platform dynamics, research exploration, participatory action, technical video guides, and reflective learning.

• Repository of Impact Monitoring Tools: A collection of 15 qualitative and quantitative tools for evaluating learning outcomes and the impact of participatory activities.

• Train the Trainer Handouts: A series of 12 ready-to-use handouts organised into four progressive training sessions. Each session includes a learning path, an energiser, and a participatory main activity that guides participants towards creating short videos, inclusive stories, and constructive counter-narratives.

Together, these resources equip youth workers, trainers, and educators to involve young people as active co-creators who can critically examine harmful narratives, express their own perspectives, develop meaningful counter-narratives, and contribute to more inclusive and resilient communities.

Explore the Hateless.eu resources: https://hate-less.eu/results/

Funding Agency: JUGEND für Europa
Learn more about HATE-LESS: https://hate-less.eu

Our Erasmus+"Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion" project website is already running!
https://www.creact4inclusion.fi/
Check for project information, activities and news!

CreACT4Inclusion — Erasmus+ Youth Project CreACt4Inclusion is an 18-month Erasmus+ Youth Small-Scale Partnership that explores how creativity, arts and culture can become powerful tools for the inclusion of migrants and refugees in local communities and the labour market.

On May 23rd, the Mitra France team organised in Nice its first training session as part of the cascade training for youth workers, replicating the training received by four NGO members in Tallinn (Estonia) within the framework of the Erasmus+ Hate-Less project. The event was hosted at the offices of Ligne 16, a participatory media platform. After introductions, we gave a brief presentation of the Erasmus+ Programme, the Hate-Less project, its website, guidelines, and the toolkit designed for youth workers (https://hate-less.eu/).
The morning was dedicated to hate speech and online disinformation. Using concrete examples from social media, participants were able to discuss populism, masculinism, and scams/fake news. This was also an opportunity to analyse different persuasion techniques and the role of algorithms, and to identify clues to better educate young people who are exposed to such content daily. After the lunch break, discussions resumed with new practical exercises and a quiz entitled "Identifying biases and manipulation." Youth workers discussed the implementation of participatory research on the topics they wish to present to young people, and the production, together with them, of participatory videos as a continuation of the cascade training.

The Hate-Less project is co-funded by the European Commission.

Online meeting with partners of the Erasmus+ "Hate-Less" project to discuss ongoing activities. June 17, 2026.

Online meeting of the Erasmus+ project "Creativity, arts and culture as efficient approach for inclusion". May 26, 2026.

MITRA FRANCE is partner in the Erasmus+ HATE-LESS project that empowers young people and youth workers to combat hate speech and disinformation through media literacy, critical thinking, and digital tools, promoting inclusion, diversity, and responsible online engagement. Learn more about the project from promo video.

Mitra France HATE-LESS: Empowering Youth Against Hate Speech