Chapter 1The Balkan Express
23 to 30 June 2025More than 500 km by rail with young entrepreneurs and changemakers, who told their stories in four Human Libraries.
Entrepreneurship Check the detailsThis Erasmus+ project took young people across Europe by train, on foot, by bike, by ferry and by campervan, and turned their stories into a living library. The trip is over. The stories keep going.
All five mobilities are completed and applications are closed. This site is the project record. See the results.
At Eurolibrary we bet on two things: a story can change a life, and a journey can unite a continent. So we travelled green across the EU to build a living library made of people, not books.
Each mobility paired one green way of moving with one topic that matters to young Europeans. Here is what each chapter was about.
Chapter 1More than 500 km by rail with young entrepreneurs and changemakers, who told their stories in four Human Libraries.
Entrepreneurship Check the details
Chapter 2Walking the English Way of the Camino de Santiago to talk about mental health, with four Human Libraries along the route.
Mental health Check the details
Chapter 3More than 150 km by bike across Friesland to share personal stories about healthy living in four public events.
Healthy lifestyle Check the details
Chapter 4Three Cycladic islands by ferry, with Human Library events for local communities and school students, all around migration.
Migration Check the details
Chapter 5A campervan road trip across the south of Portugal, with four Human Library events about sustainability and eco living.
Sustainability Check the detailsReviewing the project, curious about our method or thinking about a collaboration? We are happy to talk.
Get in touchFive corners of the continent, five intense travelling exchanges. Each one used a different kind of green travel to bring our stories to local communities.
Every trip brought together young people from five countries who had a lot to say about Europe's biggest challenges.
We documented everything on the way in short clips on our socials, and our participants' stories found a home in our podcast.