Future-scenario method
A structured path from evidence and trends to contrasting, discussion-ready future stories.
Useful for youth groups, schools and organisations exploring sustainability or social change.Learning legacy
Ideas made to be used again.
The project’s strongest resources are its methods: accessible formats that help other groups ask difficult questions, compare possible futures and design practical local responses.
Reflection prompts
Questions that connect personal choices, systems and collective responsibility without oversimplifying the issue.
Useful during workshops, group reflection and Youthpass learning conversations.Local action canvas
A practical frame for turning one insight into a small action with a clear audience, partner and next step.
Useful for follow-up activities, volunteering and youth-led community initiatives.How the work continues
Participants can reuse the methods in their communities, while partner organisations can integrate them into future youth work. Scenarios and local action ideas also create a starting point for new workshops, public conversations and international cooperation.
Use the question, not only the answer.
The lasting value of Future We Want is the habit of looking beyond the immediate moment: asking who is affected, which choices remain open and what can be done together.