Pilote ton Pote 2.0 is a youth participation project that aims to strengthen European citizenship, promote mobility, encourage inclusion and combat democratic disengagement, while promoting intercultural exchanges between young people from the Côtes-d'Armor and European volunteers.
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On Thursday, July 16, we were at 🌊 Cap Fréhel for the evaluation of the “Pilote Ton Pote” pilot year (August 2025–July 2026)!
To bring this year—which was full of wonderful encounters—to a fitting close, we spent an unforgettable day at one of Brittany’s most beautiful sites. On the agenda: a landscape interpretation workshop led by the Rendez-vous du Grand Site de France Cap d’Erquy – Cap Fréhel, followed by a session to evaluate our activities.
Amid cliffs, moors, and breathtaking panoramas, we took advantage of this exceptional setting to enjoy a friendly picnic together. It was a wonderful opportunity to explore this iconic site in a new way, savor the Breton landscapes, and celebrate the bonds we’ve built throughout the year.
See you soon for the next edition and to welcome the 2026–2027 volunteers!
🌍✈️ Trip to The Hague (June 25-28, 2026)!
As part of the "Pilot Your Friend" project, a group trip to The Hague, Netherlands, from June 25 to 28, 2026!
🔹 On the agenda: a visit to the European Institutions, enriching exchanges, and moments of sharing among 18 participants (9 people from Côtes-d'Armor and 9 International Volunteers).
📍 On the program:
🌍 Meet local initiatives to learn more about community life
🎉 Enjoy fun and intercultural activities
💃 Take part in world dances with DanceEU, a project led by @association_odyssee
👥 The event will bring together:
🇪🇺 European volunteers from the European Solidarity Corps
🏠 FJT residents
🤝 Young volunteers from Pilote Ton Pote
Come and share this moment of conviviality and peace! 🌈
We were able to bring together elected officials, CES volunteers from all over Europe🇪🇺, and young people from the Côtes-d’Armor region.
☕️This enriching gathering took place on April 30 at @bojanglescafelibrairie in Saint-Brieuc, where all our participants were able to chat over a cup of coffee☕️.
🎤Different tables hosted discussions on major themes such as culture, mobility, community life, and more. 🎨
Thank you to Blandine Claessens, a member of the Saint-Brieuc City Council, and to Morgane Craisméas, a former elected official, for agreeing to meet with the young people from Pilote ton Pote🌸
On Thursday, March 26, young people from the “Pilote ton Pote” program, a European Union-funded initiative that enables young people from the Côtes-d'Armor region to get involved in various events alongside volunteers from the European Solidarity Corps, had the chance to visit Mont Saint-Michel!
They went on a day trip and even got to tour the abbey 😉
💫The 12th of February, European volunteers and young people from Côtes-d'Armor shared a friendly moment over crêpes.💫
On the agenda:
- preparing for the April World Café ☕️
- learning how to make crêpes 🥞
- sharing and exchanging ideas ❤️
☕🔥 Sharing, Reflecting, Getting Involved
As part of the "Pilote Ton Pote" initiative, young people from Côtes-d'Armor and international volunteers met for coffee by the fireplace at the Le Tagarin café-bookshop in Binic-Étables-sur-Mer. It was a friendly gathering to discuss their needs, their political views, and their place as young people in society, in Saint-Brieuc and the surrounding area.
🎄European volunteers and young people from Côtes-d'Armor had the opportunity on Tuesday, December 9th to participate in a Christmas party. On the program: Austrian Christmas cookies 🇦🇹, making Christmas decorations 🎅🤶.
🎉 A weekend full of new connections and discoveries! 🌍💫
On November 8–9, twenty young people from Côtes d’Armor and European volunteers gathered at the Manoir de Bélouze in Plédéliac for an unforgettable integration weekend! ✨
On October 9th at La Griffe to meet the students, present our project and share the energy of Pilote ton Pote with Nayrouz, a volunteer from the Ligue de l'enseignement des Côtes d'Armor, and Hamza, a volunteer from the Commune of Plœuc-L'Hermitage.
Volunteer welcome evening with intercultural icebreaker games, exchanges between volunteers from all over the world and curious locals, an introduction to Breton dances (and yes, everyone danced…),
On September 2nd, we kicked things off with our Pilote Ton Pote Evening, a great opportunity to meet, exchange ideas and experience new adventures together.
On September 11th, we were at the Mazier Campus to meet the students, present our project and share the energy of Pilote ton Pote!
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