VibeSpark is the first mobility activity of the VIBES project and serves as an inspirational starting point for participants, aiming to ignite awareness, motivation, and active engagement with key European priorities. The activity focuses on strengthening participants’ understanding of European identity, citizenship, and shared values, while simultaneously developing essential digital literacy competences and green skills relevant to contemporary youth work. Through a combination of non-formal education methods, experiential learning, and collaborative activities, participants will explore what it means to be an active European citizen in a rapidly evolving digital and ecological context. Special emphasis will be placed on promoting democratic participation, inclusion, and respect for diversity, encouraging participants to reflect on their role in fostering social cohesion at local, national, and European levels. The activity will also address the growing importance of digital literacy by equipping participants with practical tools and critical skills for responsible, ethical, and effective use of digital technologies. Participants will engage in interactive workshops and group tasks that enhance their ability to navigate digital environments, counter misinformation, and use digital tools to support civic engagement and youth initiatives. In parallel, VibeSpark integrates environmental awareness and sustainability by introducing green practices and green skills that can be applied both during the mobility and in participants’ everyday personal and professional lives. The activity will promote environmentally responsible behaviour, encourage reflection on climate challenges, and inspire participants to design small-scale, sustainable actions within their communities. By the end of the mobility, participants will have developed increased awareness of European values, improved digital and green competences, and a renewed sense of responsibility and motivation to act as multipliers of positive change within their organisations and communities.