Knowledge
Empowerment and developmnet
The Knowledge Section of the MasterPeace Knowledge Platform is a dedicated space for learning, reflection, and growth. It brings together carefully selected materials that support capacity building, personal and professional development, and empowerment within the civil society sector. This section is designed to respond to the evolving needs of individuals and organisations working in social change, youth engagement, and community development. By combining theory with practical tools, it aims to strengthen competences, inspire innovation, and encourage lifelong learning.
This section is created for youth workers, youth trainers, teachers of social sciences, educators, and civil society organisations, as well as anyone interested in developing their skills for social impact. Whether you are working directly with young people, designing educational programmes, leading community initiatives, or managing a non-profit organisation, you will find resources that match your professional context and learning goals. The materials are suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners who wish to update their knowledge, explore new approaches, or deepen their expertise in specific areas.
Here, you can find a wide range of learning tools and resources, including training materials, online courses, presentations, methodological guides, and self-learning modules. The topics reflect the realities of modern civil society and youth work, covering areas such as digital and media literacy, effective communication, emotional intelligence, leadership, and the ethical use of artificial intelligence for CSOs. You will also find materials on organisational development, strategic planning, social entrepreneurship, and sustainable management.
In addition, this section offers practical frameworks and application-oriented tools, such as the Social Business Model Canvas, Doughnut Economics, and stakeholder management methods. These resources support you in transforming ideas into action, strengthening your organisation, and increasing your social impact. All materials are designed to be accessible, adaptable, and relevant to different cultural and organisational contexts, enabling you to use, share, and apply them in your daily work.
Do You(th) – Doughnut Economics
The Doughnut Economics Handbook was developed within the EU co-funded DoYou(th) project as an innovative non-formal education resource to strengthen the capacity of youth workers and empower young people to engage with today’s social and environmental challenges. Created by a transnational partnership of organizations across the Western Balkans and Europe, the handbook builds on Kate Raworth’s
Do You(th) – Strategy
Within the DoYou(th) project, the strategic capacity-building training series was created as a shared space for reflection, learning, and collective growth for project team members and youth workers. In a region shaped by rapid change, uncertainty, and social challenges, civil society organizations need more than good intentions—they need strong roots, clear direction, and teams that
Basics of Social Entrepreneurship
The Social Entrepreneurship Non-Formal Education Materials are a practical learning resource created for youth workers, trainers, and facilitators who want to support young people in turning social challenges into sustainable ideas. Developed within the DoYou(th) project, Co-funded by the EU, the handbook helps educators guide young participants through the process of exploring community needs, discovering their personal motivation,
Do You(th) – Act.Grow. Lead.
On this page, you will find the living story of the DoUth project in action. Here we share updates from our activities, highlights from youth-led initiatives, and insights from across the region. You will also discover practical tools and learning materials developed within the project, along with curated links to related knowledge articles and inspiring
21st century skills
Within the EU co-funded DoYou(th) project, the 21st century skills training series was created especially for youth workers and trainers who stand at the heart of youth empowerment. This train-the-trainer programme was designed as a space for reflection, renewal, and professional growth, where participants could strengthen both their skills and their sense of purpose. Rather
Do You(th) ARTivism
This Artivism Non-Formal Education Handbook is a practical and inspiring resource created for youth workers, educators, and facilitators who want to support young people in expressing themselves and engaging with social change through creativity. Developed within the DoYou(th) project, it introduces Artivism as a powerful combination of art and activism, using creative expression to raise
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