Youth 4 Bauhaus is a project funded by the Erasmus+ program and based on the New European Bauhaus (NEB), initiative launched by the European Commission. Inspired by creativity, art and culture, the NEB adds to the European Ecological Pact (Green Deal) a new dimension in building a sustainable, inclusive and beautiful future, with new ways of life, emphasizing the need to connect the world of art, culture and social inclusion, with the domain of technology.

Youth 4 Bauhaus unites Braga with the cities of Bucharest (Romania), Ghent (Belgium) and Košice (Slovakia), in a joint effort to empower young people and the educational community to the changes that occur in the cities where they live, involving them actively and critically in different ways of using urban public space in a sustainable, green and inclusive way. 80 students and nine teachers, including young people with reduced mobility, deaf people and people with autism spectrum disorders, are challenged to think and debate together, in loco and in real-time in each of these cities, concrete urban, environmental, political, social and cultural issues, using pilot digital tools that will allow them to formulate and present their proposals for change and improvement of the main issues identified.