Behind the Screens
A training course in Ceuta for youth workers from ten countries on media literacy, AI fact-checking and cybersecurity, so they can help young people navigate the digital world responsibly.
Aug 2025 – Oct 2026 10 countries
From Gothenburgout intoEurope
Svenska Youth League is an independent non-profit youth organisation in Gothenburg, Sweden. We empower young people through learning, inclusion and international opportunities.
- Erasmus+ projects
- 24
- coordinator locations
- 20
- founded in
- 2016
- projects we coordinated
- 2
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Who are you?
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I'm young and curious
Find out what a youth exchange is, what you could gain and how to take part.
How it works for young people → -
I work with young people
See how Erasmus+ can strengthen your youth work through training courses and exchanges.
For youth workers → -
I represent an organisation
Develop a KA1 or KA2 project with us. We bring dissemination, communication and project management.
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The map
Our projects on the map
Click a pin to see the project. Pins mark where the coordinator is based. The lines go to the partners: to the city when the EU register gives it, otherwise to the country.
- Gothenburg, our base
- Coordinator
- Partner
Selection
Selected projects
2025
Small-scale partnership · Figueira da Foz, Portugal
YouthForward
Jan 2025 – Oct 2026 5 countries
2023
Training course for youth workers · Figueira da Foz, Portugal
Accelerating youth entrepreneurship in the EU
Jun 2023 – Jul 2024 7 countries
2020 Coordinator
Capacity building · Gothenburg, Sweden
IYouth
Oct 2020 – Apr 2023 6 countries
2020 Coordinator
Sport partnership · Gothenburg, Sweden
Social Sport, Inclusive Community
Jan 2020 – Jun 2022 4 countries
What we do
Young people shaping Sweden and Europe
We inspire, support and empower young people through programmes on youth development, youth leadership and active citizenship in Europe.
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13 projects
Inclusion and integration
Meeting places where young people from different backgrounds learn from each other and no one is left out.
Examples
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4 projects
Entrepreneurship and jobs
Tools, mentors and training for young people entering the labour market or starting something of their own.
Examples
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9 projects
Sport for all
Sport as a way into community, health and society, whatever your starting point.
Examples
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6 projects
Democracy and participation
Young people meeting decision makers, understanding the EU and taking part in the conversation about the future.
Examples
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1 project
Digital skills
Media literacy, AI and digital safety for youth workers and young people.
Examples
Join us
For young people
Want to go on a youth exchange or a training course in Europe, meet young people from other countries and learn something new? Get in touch and we will tell you about upcoming projects. An approved Erasmus+ project can contribute to travel, accommodation and meals, and the organiser confirms the terms before you book.
Join us
For organisations
Looking for a Swedish partner? Explore our documented Erasmus+ project history and the two projects we coordinated. Find us on SALTO’s partner-finding tool.
- PIC
- 917646288
- OID
- E10025196
- Org. no.
- 802503-9192
Source-backed project history · based in Gothenburg
About SYL
An independent non-profit youth organisation in Gothenburg
Empowering young people through learning, inclusion, and international opportunities.
Who We Are
Svenska Youth League is a nonprofit organisation in Gothenburg. We connect young people with learning, community initiatives and international cooperation. SYL is an organisation, not a youth centre.
Founded in 2016.
Our Mission
To empower young people with knowledge, skills and international networks so they can take initiative and contribute positively to society.
Our Audience
We focus on young people, especially those facing barriers to education, participation, personal development and international opportunities. We also work with youth organisations, educators and international partners who share our goals.
What We Do
We build opportunities through partnership and participation, with young people’s experiences and agency at the centre.
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Erasmus+
Raise awareness and encourage participation in international projects.
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Non-formal Learning
Support learning through workshops, training, exchanges and practical activities.
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Youth Empowerment
Encourage leadership, participation and personal development.
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Social Inclusion
Promote equal opportunities, intercultural understanding and community participation.
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International Cooperation
Connect organisations and communities across borders.
Our Focus: Erasmus+
Erasmus+ is central to our work. We aim to make international learning and cooperation more accessible to young people and organisations.
Projects year by year
Documented Erasmus+ projects from our archive, grouped by their start year.
- 2017 5 projects Emotional skills to manage conflictsArt and Culture for Gender EqualityInternational Youth StudiesHigher Skills For Better EmploymentProject Your City
- 2018 6 projects Healthy mind in a healthy bodySCORE – Sports activating youthGradimo mostove – Building bridgesInclusion:SportsSports as a tool for social inclusionMove 4 Tolerance
- 2019 2 projects Youth social exclusion : preventing and remedying this vicious circleFair Play for Life
- 2020 2 projects IYouthSocial Sport, Inclusive Community
- 2021 3 projects Dentro e fuori l'UESport Without WasteWaves of inclusion
- 2022 2 projects ST.ART – street artYOU4Mi
- 2023 2 projects Accelerating youth entrepreneurship in the EUTeam MyPromise
- 2024 No new project in this archive
- 2025 2 projects Behind the ScreensYouthForward
The timeline shows archive records. Additional PIF grant rows are listed separately; they do not by themselves confirm SYL’s role. Explore the records
The association
Svenska Youth League
Independent non-profit youth organisation in Gothenburg, founded in 2016.
- Legal form
- Non-profit association
- Organisation name
- Svenska Youth League
- Founded
- 2016
- Type
- Independent non-profit NGO
- Organisation number
- 802503-9192
- Registered
- 18 August 2016
- Based in
- Gothenburg, Sweden
- EU PIC
- 917646288
- EU OID
- E10025196
Our work
Learning, inclusion and participation
Our work brings together seven connected areas that support participation, confidence, exchange and practical pathways for young people.
Youth participation
We create routes for young people to shape ideas, take responsibility and participate in community and civic life.
Inclusion and integration
We work for meaningful participation across cultural, social and economic differences, especially where opportunities are unevenly available.
Erasmus+ mobility
We support international learning and exchange through Erasmus+ experience and cooperation with organisations across Europe.
Non-formal learning
We use participatory learning methods that build knowledge, reflection, confidence and skills beyond the classroom.
Sport and community
We use sport as a practical setting for belonging, teamwork, wellbeing and stronger community connections.
Entrepreneurship and employability
We encourage initiative, teamwork and practical skills that can support young people’s future study, work and community roles.
Digital skills and active citizenship
We explore digital capability alongside critical participation, helping young people engage thoughtfully in civic and public life.
International cooperation through Erasmus+
Our profile and archive reflect experience in Erasmus+ cooperation. Each opportunity has its own criteria, arrangements and organiser confirmation.
Understand Erasmus+Projects
All our projects
Explore our Erasmus+ cooperation, youth learning and sport projects. Each record keeps its original dates, role and source.
- Gothenburg, our base
- Coordinator
- Partner
All projects
Training course for youth workers · Ceuta, Spain
Behind the Screens
Aug 2025 – Oct 202610 countries
PIF reference
2025
PIF record
Not specified in supplied PIF grant row.
Sowing Seeds of Sustainable Entrepreneurship
PIF year: 2025
SYL’s role is not specified in the supplied PIF grant row.
2025
Small-scale partnership · Figueira da Foz, Portugal
YouthForward
Jan 2025 – Oct 20265 countries
2023
Training course for youth workers · Figueira da Foz, Portugal
Accelerating youth entrepreneurship in the EU
Jun 2023 – Jul 20247 countries
2023
Sport partnership · Tallinn, Estonia
Team MyPromise
Feb 2023 – Jan 20265 countries
2022
Youth exchange · Aielli, Italy
ST.ART – street art
Jun 2022 – Aug 20237 countries
2022
Cooperation partnership · Madrid, Spain
YOU4Mi
Feb 2022 – Feb 20246 countries
2021
Youth participation · Treviso, Italy
Dentro e fuori l'UE
Dec 2021 – Dec 20236 countries
PIF reference
2021
PIF record
Not specified in supplied PIF grant row.
Immigrant simulation
PIF year: 2021
SYL’s role is not specified in the supplied PIF grant row.
2021
Sport partnership · Oslo, Norway
Sport Without Waste
Jan 2021 – Dec 20224 countries
2021
Strategic partnership · Seville, Spain
Waves of inclusion
Jan 2021 – Dec 20224 countries
2020
Coordinator
Capacity building · Gothenburg, Sweden
IYouth
Oct 2020 – Apr 20236 countries
2020
Coordinator
Sport partnership · Gothenburg, Sweden
Social Sport, Inclusive Community
Jan 2020 – Jun 20224 countries
PIF reference
2019
PIF record
Not specified in supplied PIF grant row.
A hat-trick for inclusion: preventing, contrasting hate speech, inclusive sport
PIF year: 2019
SYL’s role is not specified in the supplied PIF grant row.
2019
Youth mobility · Antalya, Türkiye
Fair Play for Life
Jan 2019 – Dec 201915 countries
2019
Seminar · Selargius, Sardinia
Youth social exclusion : preventing and remedying this vicious circle
May 2019 – Jan 20208 countries
2018
Youth mobility · Murska Sobota, Slovenia
Gradimo mostove – Building bridges
Aug 2018 – Feb 20194 countries
2018
Youth exchange · Selargius, Sardinia
Healthy mind in a healthy body
Nov 2018 – Aug 20195 countries
2018
Youth exchange · İzmir, Türkiye
Inclusion:Sports
Aug 2018 – Mar 20196 countries
2018
Youth mobility · Topoľčany, Slovakia
Move 4 Tolerance
Jan 2018 – Jun 20186 countries
2018
Youth mobility · Viseu, Portugal
SCORE – Sports activating youth
Aug 2018 – Feb 20208 countries
2018
Training course · Viseu, Portugal
Sports as a tool for social inclusion
Jul 2018 – Jan 202010 countries
2017
Youth mobility · Strasbourg, France
Art and Culture for Gender Equality
Aug 2017 – Mar 20187 countries
2017
Training course for youth workers · Polanco, Spain
Emotional skills to manage conflicts
Oct 2017 – Oct 20189 countries
2017
Training course · Riga, Latvia
Higher Skills For Better Employment
Mar 2017 – Dec 201710 countries
2017
Capacity building · Yerevan, Armenia
International Youth Studies
Jul 2017 – Jun 201913 countries
2017
Dialogue between young people and policy makers · Kaunas, Lithuania
Project Your City
Jan 2017 – Sept 20176 countries
Records combine the existing project archive and SYL’s supplied partner profile. Coordinator locations are not necessarily activity venues; past projects are not open calls.
PIF grant references
The archive includes three references from SYL’s supplied Partner Identification Form (PIF). These grant rows do not specify SYL’s role, exact dates or locations. They are marked as PIF records and are not included on the map.
Activities
Have an idea for a workshop, sport session or community activity? Share it with SYL. Activities depend on confirmed arrangements, not archive listings.
Project map
Project Map
This map places documented coordinator and partner organisations connected to our recorded project work.
Our base: Gothenburg, SwedenCoordinatorPartner
Locations show coordinators and partners, not confirmed activity venues. References available only in PDFs may not have mapped locations.
Get involved
Bring your experience, curiosity and ideas
Tell us what interests you. We review submitted requests and use them to understand how people want to connect.
Explore
Read our Erasmus+ guide and project archive to see which formats and topics interest you.
Express interest
Tell the SYL team about your interests, learning goals or idea. An interest form is not an application or a confirmed place.
Confirm the next step
Check published updates and discuss arrangements with the organiser before committing to an activity or booking travel.
Interest form
This form is for ages 13–35 as a site contact range, not universal Erasmus+ eligibility. If you are older, contact us. Participation and funding require organiser confirmation.
Updates
Organisation news, published calls and project updates from the SYL team.
Updates will appear here
Confirmed calls, project results and organisation news will be published by SYL. For now, explore our Erasmus+ guide or contact the team.
Understand Erasmus+ →Partner with us
Partner with us
We welcome conversation with organisations seeking a grounded youth partner for learning, inclusion, exchange and community-focused work.
Looking for a Swedish partner? We have taken part in 24 Erasmus+ projects and coordinated 2 ourselves. You can also find us on SALTO's partner-finding tool.
Organisation profile
Gothenburg, Sweden
Independent nonprofit youth NGO, Gothenburg, Sweden. Founded 2016. PIC 917646288. OID E10025196.
Explore our projects →Meet Svenska Youth League →Project locations and partners →
Why Svenska Youth League
- A Gothenburg perspective on youth participation.
- A focus on inclusion, dialogue and learning beyond the classroom.
- Open discussion of roles, responsibilities and feasibility.
We bring project management and local public and private stakeholder engagement to Erasmus+ partnerships.
What we can take responsibility for
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Dissemination
We develop a dissemination plan with a communication strategy and measures for sharing project results and engaging the public.
- Guidance on Open Access requirements
- Project handbook and tracking of publications
- Reports and promotion on the project website and other channels
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Exploitation
We help partners build a realistic plan for using the results after the project, and find funding for follow-up projects.
- Data management plan
- Stakeholder groups and their engagement for future cooperation
- Business models and roadmaps for the results
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Communication
We design, develop and maintain project websites with the coordinator, and produce material that makes the project visible.
- Posters, brochures, flyers, banners and business cards
- Presentations, picture galleries, infographics, timelines and newsfeeds
- Project videos and factsheets
Experience to build on
Documented cooperation from our project archive. Past projects are not open calls; each record includes SYL’s role and the organisations involved.
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We coordinated · Capacity building
IYouth
A partnership we coordinated, between three European and three African organisations, on social and sustainable entrepreneurship. It included job shadowing for youth workers, local workshops for young people, a bootcamp on green and social entrepreneurship and a podcast series, and resulted in six local hubs.
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We coordinated · Sport partnership
Social Sport, Inclusive Community
An Erasmus+ Sport project that we coordinated. Young “motivators” in four countries ran local and digital activities for inclusion, healthy lifestyles and solidarity, and trained together in Croatia.
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We were a partner · Cooperation partnership
YOU4Mi
YOU4Mi brought young migrants and local young people together in a peer-to-peer programme. The partnership researched the situation of migrants in each country and ran a training programme for young migrants. It was coordinated by MAD for Europe.
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We were a partner · Small-scale partnership
YouthForward
Five organisations from Portugal, Greece, Czechia, Romania and Sweden train youth workers in business mentoring and career guidance, so young people can start their own businesses or social projects. The partnership is also building a mentor network and an online resource hub.
View project and partners →
Send a proposal
Details for your application
- Organisation
- Svenska Youth League
- PIC
- 917646288
- OID
- E10025196
- Org. no.
- 802503-9192
- Registration date
- 18 August 2016
- Based in
- Gothenburg, Sweden
Start a conversation
Tell us about your organisation, proposed cooperation and the role you would like SYL to explore.
Your request is stored in a protected inbox for the SYL team to review. Please do not send sensitive personal information. For data questions or deletion, contact info@svenskayouthleague.org.
Prefer email? info@svenskayouthleague.org
Contact
Get in touch
Want to join a project, partner with us or just find out more? Write to us.
Official email info@svenskayouthleague.org →- Phone
- +46 73 498 08 36
- Alternative contact
- svenskayleague@gmail.com
- Postal address
- Lillatorpsgatan 11
416 55 Gothenburg
Sweden
Send a message
Your message is saved for the SYL team to review. You can also contact us by email.
Interested in an exchange, local volunteering or suggesting an activity? Register interest
For partner organisations
Looking for a Swedish partner? SYL is an independent nonprofit youth organisation in Gothenburg, founded in 2016. Contact us about international cooperation or find us on SALTO's partner-finding tool.
- Organisation
- Svenska Youth League
- PIC
- 917646288
- OID
- E10025196
- Org. no.
- 802503-9192
- Registration date
- 18 August 2016
Erasmus+
Erasmus+ for young people and organisations
Erasmus+ is the EU programme for education, training, youth and sport. Here are the basics, so you know what you can do and what to ask.
KA1 · Learning mobility
Non-formal learning and participation: young people and youth workers meet across borders.
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Youth exchanges
Groups of young people from different countries meet and work on a shared topic, such as climate, culture or digital skills.
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Mobility of youth workers
Training courses and seminars that strengthen the people who lead and support young people.
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Youth participation activities
Initiatives for civic participation and democratic dialogue.
KA2 · Cooperation among organisations
Organisations share practice, build capacity and develop approaches that benefit young people.
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Small-scale partnerships
Flexible projects for grassroots organisations that want to build capacity and international links.
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Cooperation partnerships
Larger projects that develop toolkits, research and recommendations.
Before you take part
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Age
Youth exchanges are generally for participants aged 13–30; group leaders must be 18 or older. An opportunity may set narrower criteria.
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Duration
Youth exchanges usually last 5–21 days, excluding travel. Youth-worker mobility can run 2–60 days; exact duration varies.
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How participation starts
Individuals normally take part through an organisation; organisations apply to a National Agency. First express interest and wait for organiser confirmation before making arrangements.
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Costs
An approved project can contribute to travel, accommodation, meals and activities. What is covered, and whether a participant contribution applies, depends on the project. Confirm with the organiser before you book anything.
Three steps
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Understand the opportunity
Read about the format, who it is for and what participation may involve before deciding whether it suits you.
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Express interest — without a guarantee
Tell an organiser or partner organisation that you would like to learn more. Interest does not confirm a place, funding or travel.
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Confirm before booking
Wait for the organiser to confirm your place, budget terms, insurance and safeguarding arrangements before making travel bookings or other commitments.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a student?
No. Youth exchanges use non-formal learning, such as workshops and discussions, and are not restricted to university students.
Are costs covered?
Erasmus+ grants can contribute to travel, practical and activity costs, but they are not a blanket promise of a free trip. Check budget caps, any justified contribution, reimbursement timing and insurance with the organiser before committing. For youth exchanges, participants with fewer opportunities must not be charged a participant contribution.
Who is the age range for?
The general interest form accepts ages 13–35; this is not an Erasmus+ eligibility rule. Standard youth exchanges are for ages 13–30, while other activities have different rules. If you are outside the form range, contact SYL with your question.
How do I apply?
Start by telling an organiser or partner organisation that you are interested. Programme applications are made by organisations to National Agencies; an expression of interest is not a place or funding.
What about inclusion, accessibility and safety for minors?
Ask the organiser early about inclusion, accessibility and safeguarding. Before committing, clarify support needs, supervision, travel, insurance and any parental or guardian consent requirements for minors.
What is Youthpass?
Youthpass can help document and reflect on learning from an activity. It is not a degree.
Official sources
Programme information checked October 29, 2026. The current Programme Guide and each published call take precedence.
SYL is an independent NGO, not an EU institution or National Agency. This website does not imply accreditation or funding.
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Review requests and publish organization updates.