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Identity. Belonging. Learning together.

HYBRID IDENTITY

Hybrid Identity Empowerment through Peer Learning and Inclusive Youth Practice

Project reference: 2026-1-PL01-KA210-YOU-000464147

Different experiences. Shared learning.

Exploring identity, building belonging and learning from one another. HYBRID IDENTITY brings young people with a migrant background and youth workers together through inclusive peer learning.

About the project

Layered textile profile silhouettes connected by woven ribbons, illustrating distinct identities and shared belonging.

Who is it for?

  • Young people

    For young adults aged 18 to 29 with a migrant background, including first- and second-generation young people. The project focuses on identity confidence, belonging and participation.

    See the planned pilot workshops

  • Youth workers

    Practical approaches to inclusive facilitation, safe group spaces and peer learning. The planned toolkit will help youth workers adapt activities to their own communities.

    Explore the planned toolkit

  • Community organisations

    Research and transferable learning for youth organisations, educators and local partners working towards more inclusive communities.

    Browse the planned research

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From experience to practice

The planned toolkit connects a learning framework with workshop activities, facilitation guidance and examples developed through practice.

Discover the toolkit approach

Browse planned research and resources

Three countries, one shared cloth

Five organisations work on the project together, each bringing its own thread.

Norway
One partner. Pilot workshops are planned here.
Poland
The coordinator and two partners. Pilot workshops are planned here.
Türkiye
One partner. Module try-outs are planned here.

The project year, one row at a time

From listening to young people to piloting workshops and sharing what was learned, each phase adds a row to the cloth.

View the activity plan

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  1. October to December 2026

    Listening and mapping

  2. Development phase; schedule to be confirmed

    Developing the peer-learning model

  3. March to July 2027

    Piloting with young people

  4. August to September 2027

    Sharing and transferring learning