AI Toolbox for Youth Workers – Shaping the Future of Non-Profits

The Erasmus+ training course “AI Toolbox for Youth Workers – Shaping the Future of Non-Profits” successfully concluded in Bansko, Bulgaria, bringing together youth workers, educators, and NGO representatives from Bulgaria, Turkey, Romania, Serbia, Italy, Latvia, and Portugal. Over nine days, participants explored how Artificial Intelligence can be used as a creative and practical tool to support learning, communication, and inclusion in the youth sector. 

The training focused on strengthening participants’ digital competencies through a series of interactive workshops, collaborative exercises, and creative challenges. Using non-formal education methods, participants engaged in experiential learning that combined teamwork, critical thinking, and innovation. They experimented with a wide range of AI tools for content creation and communication — including Leonardo AI, DALL·E, Canva, Designs.ai, Durable, Gamma, Rytr, Easy-Peasy AI, Perplexity, and Grok.

Throughout the sessions, participants learned how to use AI to design logos, posters, and visual identities, create social media campaigns, videos, and presentations, and even build simple websites for youth organisations. The programme also addressed key ethical and practical aspects of using AI, such as data privacy, inclusivity, and digital responsibility.

One of the main results of the project is the creation of the AI Toolbox for Youth Workers — a practical digital guide that presents real AI tools, advantages and disadantages of using it, as well as tips on how they can be applied in communication and non-formal education. The toolkit is now available in all partner languages, making it accessible to a wider community of youth workers and educators across Europe.


What Information You Will Find for Each Tool in the AI Toolbox for Youth Workers: 

Each tool in the AI Toolbox is described in a simple and practical way so youth workers can understand how to use it in their everyday work.

​Tools covered: 
The AI Toolbox includes a diverse selection of tools tested during the training, covering all main areas of digital content creation. For image generation, participants worked with FluxAI, Leonardo AI, DALL·E, Craiyon, Mage.space, Ideogram, Sora, and Hedra. For text creation and social media content, the toolkit features Rytr, Easy-Peasy AI, Grok, Deepseek, Perplexity, and Gemini. For logos, posters, and graphic design, the tools explored include Lovart.ai, Logodiffusion, LogoAI, Canva, and Designs.ai. For website creation, participants used Durable.com. For presentations and visual reports, the toolkit covers Gamma App, MagicSlides, Slidesgo AI Presentation Maker, Piktochart, and SlidesPilot. 


In conclusion: 
Our project demonstrated that AI is not only about technology, but about people, creativity, and collaboration. It encouraged participants to explore how digital tools can enhance their work, make learning more engaging, and strengthen connections across communities and cultures.
Through this project, Get Involved Association reaffirmed its commitment to supporting digital transformation and innovation in the youth field — empowering organisations and individuals to use technology responsibly and creatively for social good.
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You can download the AI Toolbox for Youth Workers in all partner languages HERE: