Think critically
Understand how environmental, economic and social systems connect and examine the long-term consequences of today’s choices.
About the project
Future We Want connected environmental responsibility, social justice and active citizenship. The exchange created a safe international learning space where young people could question, imagine and act.
Young people are living with the consequences of climate change, inequality, pressure on natural resources and increasingly complex public debate. Yet they are too often treated as an audience rather than as partners in shaping solutions. The project responded by making their perspectives, questions and ideas central to the learning process.
Understand how environmental, economic and social systems connect and examine the long-term consequences of today’s choices.
Turn knowledge into practical local action through active citizenship, responsible consumption and community initiatives.
Build trust, challenge stereotypes and discover shared values through cooperation between three cultural contexts.
Three connected objectives
Non-formal learning placed participants at the centre. Workshops, simulations, discussions, creative tasks and reflection enabled them to connect global trends with personal experience. The result was not a single answer, but greater confidence in asking better questions and developing shared responses.