About this Youth Exchange
Colonialink brings together 30 young people from Spain, France, Italy, Morocco, Algeria, and Libya for a 7-day exchange in Murcia, Spain (19–28 October 2026).
Through creative non-formal learning, participants explore the connection between Europe’s colonial past and today’s migration, building empathy, inclusion, and critical thinking.
The project uses history as a tool to promote tolerance and intercultural dialogue, empowering youth to become active ambassadors of an inclusive and aware Europe.
+150h
6 countries
30 Participants
7 Days
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The tree shows that not learning about Europe’s colonial past causes fear, division, and poor inclusion.
By learning together, young people can build empathy and create a more united Europe.
Goals & Objectives
This tree shows how learning about colonialism and migration can build empathy, teamwork, and inclusion.
Through creative non-formal learning, young people become changemakers for a fairer and more united Europe.
Priorities of the program
The problem tree shows how the lack of education about Europe’s colonial past leads to misunderstanding migration and weak inclusion. By addressing these roots through non-formal learning, young people can build empathy, critical thinking, and shared responsibility for a more inclusive Europe.
Empathy
Fostering understanding through shared stories.
Inclusion
Transforming awareness into inclusive initiatives.
What is Erasmus+ ?
Erasmus+ is the Programme that provided the funds which made possible the implementation of the “Colonialink” Youth Exchange.
You can find more official information about the Programme on the official Erasmus+ website and its official social media channels.
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