By Amerissa Giannouli | Photo by Marija Zaric on Unsplash | Future Narratives began as a journey of self-awareness and confidence building. With time, it showed that the power inside of us can emerge and be mobilised through the experiences of others. In fact, this is how a community can be empowered and thus how change can happen. A change based on…
As was the case with the Conference on the Future of Europe, the flourishing of deliberative democracy does not depend on the existence of public institutions that endorse or impose it. Read More Ten Years of European Citizens’ Initiative: Is there a Fighting Chance? – Op-Ed*
It draws on the experience of the project partners and the perspectives of guest experts to offer new approaches to Future Narratives in working with young people. Read More Future Narratives: Reflections and Inspirations for Youth Workers
A tool for youth empowerment that applies hybrid youth work (digital and physical) without geographic and socioeconomic limitations. Read More Youth Pool Toolkit 2021
This toolkit is a short guide for open data portals and uses, crowd-sourcing practices and advocacy tools that can be applied by young people in order to promote sustainability and advocate for environmental justice. Read More Digital democratic participation: Public Makers for the Environment
This module gives the opportunity to different sectors to explore the challenges of the sustainability and growth narrative, confront them and seek alternatives, where the “students” are participants and agents of social dynamic change, not consumers. Read More STEP Forward Educational Module
This document aims to explore the relevant issues, barriers and pitfalls of intergenerational communication between young people and elderly people and, at the same time, identify best practices and positive experiences in Europe that foster intergenerational dialogue. Read More “IDEA: INTERGENERATIONAL DIALOGUE for EUROPEAN AWARENESS”: a focus on intergenerational equity and social sustainability
The international conference “Potentials and Limitations of Subnational Responses to the Migrant Question in Europe” that took place on March 4th & 5th, 2021 has brought together local leaders representatives a, EU policy makers, civil society and scholars to discuss EU migration policy and policies outside the framework of nation-states, including local governance institutions and civil society.
This guide aims to support activities aiming to raise awareness and combat bullying in the school environment. Read More Saying no to bullying in secondary education – Activity Guide
The Step Forward toolkit includes basic theory and activities that can be conducted online. The included activities have been implemented in the frame of the STEP Winter School. Download it through this link (130Mb): http://bit.ly/STEPFORWARDONLINETOOLKIT To complement this toolkit, in the frame of the online webinar “Social Transformation and Ecology, this online repository was created, including various media (monographs,…
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