Participants take an active role—whether through games, creative exercises, or collaborative exploration. The focus is on personal experience. The methods, topics, and approaches are not only explained but also put into practice.

The goal of this format is to make the content directly experiential and to encourage participants to try things out for themselves.

Organizations, initiatives, or institutions present themselves at the information booths. Participants can learn more, pick up materials, ask questions, and make initial connections.

The goal of this format is to facilitate immediate and direct interaction.

An exchange space creates an environment for low-threshold encounters, networking, and professional dialogue. Professional dialogue emerges through conversations, discussions, and the sharing of experiences. The format can be open or moderated and provides a space for diverse perspectives and questions.

The goal of this format is to promote exchange among professionals, volunteers, and interested individuals and to foster new ideas.

Projects, research findings, topics, or creative works are exhibited. These may take the form of posters, installations, images, or texts that invite visitors to explore them.

The goal of this format is to allow visitors to explore the content individually and at their own pace, thereby opening up a variety of ways to engage with the topics on display.

The session will present approaches to mobile youth work, such as mobile youth centers, outreach programs, and other mobile formats. Methods, concepts, and practical examples will be clearly explained.

The goal of this format is to provide insights into mobile working methods and to highlight their potential, challenges, and impact.