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Youth AI Lab supports young people in a hands-on, critical and creative exploration of artificial intelligence. This first issue tells the story of the project’s beginnings, the experiments conducted in the labs and the first open resources.

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Issue 01 · Autumn 2026

4 countries · 5 partners 4 youth labs · 17 sessions

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Key takeaways

• A six-phase educational approach to observe, experiment with and question AI.
• Learning pathways adapted to the realities of La Rochelle, Naples, Barcelona and Antwerp.
• Open resources: activity sheets, protocols, postcards and a multilingual skills tree. </aside>

In this issue

1. Editorial
2. Youth AI Lab Takes Flight in La Rochelle
3. A First Toolkit for Exploring AI with Young People
4. Young People Take Action in the Labs
5. A Skills Tree to Make Young People’s Journeys Visible
6. In Barcelona, the Consortium Plans the Next Steps
7. What’s Next? The Road Ahead

Resources to explore

• Discover Youth AI Lab
• Explore the activity sheets
• Browse the skills tree

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Project coordinated by the Laboratoire d’Aix-périmentation et de Bidouille

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Key Information

• Title: Young Open Understanding of Technology & Human AI Learning
• Acronym: Youth AI Lab
• Reference: 2025-1-FR02-KA220-YOU-000357192
• Funding: Erasmus + Cooperation in the field of Youth
• Duration: from 01-09-2025 to 29-02-2028 </aside>