Promoting Cross-Border Cooperation and Diversity

In alignment with Europe’s focus on cohesion and cross-border cooperation this Christmas season, the German Judo Association (DJB) is leading an international youth exchange program from April 30 to May 31, 2025. Through judo, the association aims to inspire young people for values, diversity, and joint action.

International Youth Exchange Program

Judo, with its roots in Japan, has always been a beacon of international cooperation. The DJB’s youth exchange program is a testament to this, offering valuable experiences that foster openness, strengthen social skills, and make diversity tangible among young judo enthusiasts.

Online Information Event: “International Youth Exchange”

On May 14, 2025, at 6:30 PM, the DJB is hosting an online information event to provide practical guidance on organizing international youth encounters. Topics include:

• How to organize an international judo event
• Program ideas and design tips
• Funding opportunities

Judo lives from cooperation, and this is particularly true across national borders. International youth encounters offer young people valuable experiences that promote openness and strengthen social skills. – DJB

Registration and Contact Information

Interested individuals can register via this link before the deadline of May 13, 2025, at 12:00 PM. The access link will be sent the evening before the event. For further inquiries, contact [email protected].

FAQs

Who can participate in the international youth exchange program?

Any judo enthusiast is welcome to participate, regardless of prior experience with youth exchange programs.

Is there a cost to join the online information event?

No, the event is free to join, but registration is required.

Pro Tip

Did you know? Judo, meaning “soft way” or “way of gentleness,” was developed in Japan in the late 19th century byProfessor Jigoro Kano.