Strengthening digital skills in youth work

Practical tools for youth organizations

Beyond Likes is the tool helping NGOs and youth workers communicate with purpose, clarity and creativity in the digital age.

What is
Beyond Likes

Beyond Likes is a project co-funded by the European Union that helps organisations and youth workers strengthen their digital skills, improve their social media communication and use Artificial Intelligence in a responsible and meaningful way.

Led by partners from Spain, Portugal and Greece, the project explores how digital tools can be used consciously and positively in youth work.

Its main outcome is the Beyond Likes Media Kit and Practical Guide, which offer strategies, tools, templates and real examples to help youth workers communicate with purpose, clarity and creativity in today’s online world. 

All materials are freely available on this website.

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The Beyond Likes Manual

Your guide to social media and AI.
Practical steps to improve digital communication.

Social media essentials for youth work

Branding and visual identity made simple

Creating content that works

Using AI responsibly and creatively

Planning, teamwork and organisation

Ethics, safety and digital responsibility


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The Creators

Three NGOs from Portugal, Spain and Greece joined forces to respond to the needs we see every day in our work with young people.
We’ve put a lot of care into this project, and we’re proud to share these resources. We hope they genuinely support your work.

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This website has been created within the Erasmus+ project Beyond Likes (Project Reference: 2023-3-ES02-KA210-YOU-000178244), implemented by Asociación MIRAS (Spain), Associação para a Igualdade AEQUALITAS (Portugal), and Dragons Nest AMKE (Greece), and co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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