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Resilience as a Future Skill: How We Can Prepare Children and Young People for a World Full of Change

Resilience as a Future Skill: How We Can Prepare Children and Young People for a World Full of Change

Upheavals are happening more and more often, and faster and faster. Resilience – the ability to deal with stress and change, to adapt, and to remain capable of acting – is not a “nice to have”, but a central future skill. 5 tips on how we can support young people in building it.

Connected Minds – Erasmus+ Project on AI & Mental Health for 18–25 Year Olds

Connected Minds – Erasmus+ Project on AI & Mental Health for 18–25 Year Olds

AI has long been part of our everyday lives – but do we also know how these systems work, what data they use, and what they do to our wellbeing? Connected Minds – Youth Voices on AI and Mental Health brings together young people from Romania and Austria to ask exactly these questions and develop answers together.

The Stabil im Kopf Trainer Academy 2026/27 in Vienna – Learning, Growing & Making an Impact Together

The Stabil im Kopf Trainer Academy 2026/27 in Vienna – Learning, Growing & Making an Impact Together

After months of planning, the time had finally come on 11 and 12 September: two days full of exchange, knowledge, practice, and a whole lot of positive energy at the Stabil im Kopf Trainer Academy 2026/27.

AI & Mental Health: What Young People Really Need

AI & Mental Health: What Young People Really Need

More and more young adults are using AI chatbots to talk about stress, anxieties, or personal problems. We highlight both opportunities and risks and explain why digital competence and critical thinking are so important right now.

Summer City Camps 2026

Summer City Camps 2026

This summer, the Summer City Camps took place in Vienna once again. We were also there with workshops and invited children to discover their feelings through play, to understand them better, and to express them.

An Internship at Stabil im Kopf: What Does That Actually Mean?

An Internship at Stabil im Kopf: What Does That Actually Mean?

The short answer: a colourful mix of academic work, workshops, organisation, and new ideas. An account by Katharina Poppinger, Stabil im Kopf's first intern.