Old School Green Association

Printemps Mobility 2026 is a 5-day international training program organized by Old School Green Association in Antalya, Türkiye. The program combines artificial intelligence, social inclusion, and ecological practices to equip participants with practical skills aligned with Erasmus+ priorities. Through workshops, job shadowing, and field visits, participants gain hands-on experience and develop innovative approaches for youth work and community impact.

This training module, The AI Ethics Lab, offers a practical and accessible introduction to ethical and responsible use of AI in the Euro-Mediterranean region. Facilitated by Geleneksel Yeşil Çevre Derneği, it focuses on real-life cases, helping participants understand bias in AI systems and how different regions approach AI governance. Through interactive sessions, participants will explore ethical dilemmas, analyse case studies, and develop simple tools such as checklists and action plans. The course is designed for non-technical participants who want to apply ethical AI principles in their communities and organizations.

This international seminar was held in June 2025 in Spain, bringing together partners including CIFIR, Backslash, and Old School Green to transform research into practical action. The training focused on five key pillars: language access, psychosocial support, legal procedures, employment pathways, and local coordination. Through hands-on workshops and simulations, participants developed concrete tools such as referral systems, first-contact scripts, and coordination models. The seminar aimed to equip organizations with ready-to-implement solutions to better support refugee youth.

This project was implemented in two parts in 2022, taking place in Marseille and Antalya, focusing on substance addiction and its impacts on individuals and society. Participants explored the psychology of addiction, its consequences, and the role of harmful habits such as alcohol, drugs, and technology. The project also emphasized prevention methods and raised awareness through interactive sessions and real-life insights. It provided a comprehensive understanding of addiction as a global health issue.