DIGNITY is a publication for youth workers on the subject of safeguarding.  The subject deals with the issue of protecting children and young people against various forms of abuse. The aim of the publication is to raise awareness on safeguarding within youth work settings, through providing a theoretical framework and sharing good practices existing within Don Bosco Youth-Net ivzw.  This publication was co-funded by the European Youth Foundation.

HUJAMBO is an informative game which enables you to discuss with young people on values in their lives, and use this discussion as a method to work on intercultural and interreligious dialogue. The game aims at young people from 15 years of age upwards. It can be used in a youth movement, in a youth club, at international youth meetings, during youth retreats, in schools etc. It was producted with the financial support of the European Youth Foundation.

Jabbertalk is an international collection of methods, collected by volunteer from Don Bosco Youth-Net ivzw. All methods in the manual have been tested for years, because they are games which are played for decades on Don Bosco playgrounds, oratorios, youth clubs, summer camps, ... Jabbertalk was published with the financial support of the European Youth Foundation.

The simulation game ‘I (am) like you!’ focuses on conflict management and conflict resolution. It is created by Don Bosco Youth-Net in collaboration with Jeugddienst Don Bosco vzw, and with the financial support of the Council of Europe. The objectives of the game are to:

1. Getting acquainted with the underlying mechanisms of conflicts (the various parties, the causes of conflict, the contextual elements such as peer pressure, the development of conflict, the previous history, tradition...).
2. Discover mechanisms for conflict resolution (regular dialogue, attention to similarities instead of differences, determining key figures in the conflict, the continuous support of 'peace workers' by means of a relation of trust and informal contacts...).

After almost 8 years, DBYN is soon to release its new website. The previous website was developed in a time when social networking and other web 2.0 applications were in full development. In this time we worked together with a Belgian youth work organisation, specialised in web development for the youth work sector. We were ambitious, integrating many web 2.0 applications allowing us to make simple mash-ups and personalized mailing lists. However, we were surpassed by the rapid development of the internet itself. Many of the functionalities of our website, were soon taken over by Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Google apps.

Since 2012 DBYN started to develop dedicated project websites.  First with web-application EDICY, but when this European platform changed their business plan, we moved to the WEEBLY platform. After a few years of experience with project websites, we decided to transfer also our homepage to this platform.