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Research seminar: Evidence-based approach in Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps: Towards Evidence-based Future of Erasmus+
The 9th edition of the conference ‘Evidence-based approach in Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps’ has now come to an end. This year, the speakers reflected on the following questions:
The 9th edition of the international conference “Evidence-based approach in Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps” took place on 25-26 November 2025 in Warsaw, Poland. This year’s edition, held under the theme “Towards Evidence-based Future of Erasmus+”, came at a pivotal moment as the European Commission is preparing the next programming period for Erasmus+ (2028–2034). The event brought together researchers, educators, policy makers and civil society representatives to explore how evidence and research can guide the future development of the Programme.
Thank you for joining us in Warsaw and for helping shape the future of the Erasmus+ programme through knowledge, dialogue, and collaboration!
Moderator
Prof. Özgehan Şenyuva for nearly three decades, he has been actively engaged in youth work, taking on various roles such as volunteer, project coordinator, trainer, and researcher. His contribution to this field is also reflected in his membership in significant bodies such as Council of the European Academy on Youth Work and the SALTO Resource Center within the European Solidarity Corps. He served for three terms as a member of the PEYR (Pool of European Youth Researchers), a key partnership between the Council of Europe and the European Commission. He has been a keynote speaker at many major European youth-related events, including the European Youth Work Convention 2020. Professor Şenyuva’s role in moderating key European meetings on youth work, such as Youth Lab 2022, also highlights his important contribution to the political debate.