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From idea to solution: how young people approach green challenges
From first noticing a problem to testing a response through questions, cooperation and small practical steps.
Read moreWhy local sporting events matter to young people
A local playing field becomes a space for meeting, participation and belonging when young people can take part in community life.
Read moreChildren as silent witnesses of domestic violence
On the consequences domestic violence leaves on children and support that protects both mother and child.
Read moreWhy it matters to talk about water, climate and the future
Major environmental topics come closer when we connect them with the water we use, the places where we live and the future we shape together.
Read moreSport and travel: meeting people through shared activities
Shared play gives young people a simple way to begin talking, while travel leaves enough time for acquaintance to grow into trust.
Read moreHealth consequences of violence against women: the body remembers what the mind tries to forget
On the consequences of violence for women’s physical and mental health, silence and the importance of timely support.
Read moreSustainable ideas that can start from school, university or the neighbourhood
Sustainable ideas do not have to begin far away from young people. They often start exactly where everyday life already happens.
Read moreFair play as a value for life
Fair play is not only a sporting rule, but a habit of respect, responsibility and self-control that remains useful beyond the field.
Read moreThe wheel of violence against women — a circle that is hard to leave
About the pattern of control, the phases that repeat and the support that can help a woman leave the circle of violence.
Read moreWhat nature teaches us about responsibility
Nature teaches us that responsibility begins by noticing the connections between our choices, the resources we use and the space we leave behind.
Read moreSmall sporting moments that stay with us
Sport is not remembered only through major victories, but also through brief moments of support, belonging and shared experience that stay with young people long after the match.
Read morePhases of violence against women — how to recognise a repeating pattern
About the phases of violence, the repeating pattern and the support that can become a first step out of the cycle.
Read moreYouth and green ideas: why asking matters, not only listening
Green ideas become closer to young people when they can ask, challenge and connect the topic with their own experience.
Read moreWhy participating matters, not only winning
Sport matters not only when it ends in victory. For young people, it is often just as important to have space to participate, cooperate and feel they belong to a team.
Read moreMyths About Violence Against Women — Why It Matters to Break Them Down
About the myths that prolong violence, silence victims and push women away from the support they deserve.
Read moreSustainability starts with small habits
“EcoRise” reminds us that sustainability is not learned only through large concepts and distant scenarios, but also through small choices that shape how we use time, resources and attention every day.
Read moreWhat sport teaches us beyond the field
“Putem sporta” shows that sporting activity does not end with the score, but often becomes a simple way for young people to practise cooperation, respect, responsibility and persistence.
Read moreWhat Is Violence Against Women?
About the forms of violence against women, recognising control and the importance of support on the path toward safety and empowerment.
Read moreDo young people want to get involved? More often than it seems
When participation is measured through only one channel, the picture is easy to misread. Young people often show up where there is clear purpose, real contribution and enough room to make something happen.
Read moreWhen sustainability stops feeling abstract
“EcoRise” opens a more interesting question than how to speak louder about sustainability: how to give a major theme the shape of a task young people can understand, challenge and try to solve.
Read moreHow one playing field quickly becomes a shared language
“Putem sporta” reminds us that a shared field is never only a place of activity, but one of the rare spaces where trust between people can form faster than formal conversation usually allows.
Read moreWhy a safe space is often the first step toward change
“Osnaži” draws attention to a quiet but important truth: in the most sensitive situations, change rarely begins with a grand message and much more often with the feeling that support has continuity, care and people who remain present.
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