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Youth Entrepreneurship and Inclusion for Impact with Mobius

On 8 July, Backslash held the session “Youth Entrepreneurship and Inclusion for Impact” at Centro Cultural Nave 3, organised as part of the Mobius project.
Bringing different fields together
The event brought together professionals from organisations working in very different fields, such as social inclusion, employability and social innovation, alongside young people interested in generating a positive impact on society. This diversity was, in fact, one of the central values of the session: people working from different perspectives and realities, united by a shared horizon.
Getting to know the project first-hand
During the session, participants had the chance to learn about the Mobius project, which works to help young people become agents of change in social innovation processes. The session also featured first-hand testimonials from people who took part in the project’s training.
Beyond the content: building a network
But above all, this session served to build a network: connecting people and organisations that, despite working in different fields, share a common goal. It was a morning to listen, connect, and strengthen this social fabric as a way of multiplying collective impact.
The Mobius project is co-funded by the European Union.
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