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Involvo is a place to find events and opportunities for young people, and to sign up for them. Workshops, conferences, training courses, seminars, hackathons, competitions, youth exchanges, roundtables, forums, volunteering and informal meetups. Some happen in...

No. You can browse everything on Involvo without one. Without an account you can look through the feed and the calendar, search, apply every filter, and open any event to read what it is, when and where it runs, and who is organizing it. An account matters onc...

Involvo lists events that other people run. Knowing how a listing got here tells you how much to trust its details — and who to ask when something is unclear. Two ways an event gets listed The organization posts its own event. Someone who is part of the organi...

This is a map of the usual path from finding an event to turning up at it, with a link to the detail for each step. It is a typical journey, not a required one. Events differ: some ask you to apply and wait, some let you register on the spot, some are invitati...

There are two ways to look through what is on Involvo. They answer different questions, so it is worth knowing which one you want. The feed The feed is a list of events you scroll through. Use it when you are open to whatever is out there and want to see what ...

Filters narrow the feed and the calendar to the events worth your time. You can combine as many as you like, and each one answers a plain question. What you are interested in Topics group events by subject. There are eleven: Communication & Expression, Languag...

Some events on Involvo take place in another country but are open to people applying from yours — youth exchanges, training courses and similar programs that bring participants in from elsewhere. Involvo calls this the Mobility filter. Despite the name, it has...

An event page is everything Involvo knows about one event. Most of it is self-explanatory: what the event is, when and where it runs, who is organizing it, and what it is about. Three things on the page are less obvious, and they are the ones worth reading abo...

Saving an event puts it somewhere you can find again and lets you set a reminder. On Involvo, saving an event and marking it Interested are the same action. You need an account for this. See Do I need an account? Saving Open an event and mark it as interested....

There are four ways to end up at an event on Involvo. The event decides which one applies, so the first thing to do is open the event page and look at what it asks you to do. Apply You fill in a form, and the organizer decides. This is normal for events with l...