Young people are often affected by local decisions, yet their voices are rarely included in meaningful ways.
This question lies at the heart of EcoSocial Voices.
Recently, project partners met in The Hague to start developing tools and activities that will help young people identify local challenges, monitor issues that matter to them, and contribute to positive change.
Because participation is more than being asked for an opinion.
It is about having the confidence, skills and opportunity to make your voice count.
Over the coming months, EcoSocial Voices will bring together partners from across Europe to strengthen youth participation, civic engagement and social inclusion through practical learning and collaboration.
What would change if more young people were involved in shaping local decisions?
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