What we do

We want a Romania that works to European standards: transparent institutions, citizens who take part in decisions and the same chances for every young person, wherever they were born. We get there through education, not politics.

Three main areas

We'd rather do a little that can be checked than a lot that can't. These are our focus in 2026.

Civic education

Students finish high school without ever seeing how a public decision is made. We bring the process into the classroom so they can try it themselves.

In practice: parliamentary debate simulations, workshops on the rule of law, non-formal education and Erasmus+ mobilities.

Who for: high-school students, university students and adults who keep learning.

Accurate information

Young people get their news almost entirely online, where a well-made fake spreads faster than a checked story.

In practice: factz.ro, our fact-checked news site for Gen Z, fact-checking sessions, digital guides, exercises in spotting AI-generated content and closing the digital divide.

Who for: students, teachers and communities with little access to technology.

Equal opportunities

A student in a village has fewer clubs, fewer competitions and fewer people to show them what's possible.

In practice: educational counselling, mentoring and action against discrimination.

Who for: young people in rural areas, young people not in education or work, minorities and people with disabilities.

Where else we work

  • Institutional transparency. We follow how public institutions make decisions and encourage civic participation and volunteering.
  • Environment. Environmental education, sustainability and the circular economy in local communities.
  • Social entrepreneurship. We support young people who want to start social economy initiatives.

How we work

  • Projects with national and European funding, written and managed by our team.
  • Courses, workshops, conferences and camps, plus exchanges of experience.
  • Studies, research and publications on the topics we work on.
  • Information and advocacy campaigns for concrete changes in public policy.
  • Partnerships with schools, universities, institutions and organisations in Romania and across Europe.

What we don't do

  • No party politics. We don't support parties or candidates and don't take money from them.
  • No profit sharing. All income goes back into our projects.
  • No promises we can't check. Every programme has a public status and a report at the end.
Next stepProgrammes

Where each programme stands and how to take part.