From 21 to 24 June 2026, young advocates from Romania, Italy, and Bosnia and Herzegovina came together in Brussels for Civic Café Europe, the concluding international event of the ASPYRE EUROPE […]
From 21 to 24 June 2026, young advocates from Romania, Italy, and Bosnia and Herzegovina came together in Brussels for Civic Café Europe, the concluding international event of the ASPYRE EUROPE […]
Romania, Italy & Bosnia and Herzegovina | Spring 2026 During the spring of 2026, young people moved from identifying problems in their communities to becoming active participants in shaping public […]
21-24 May 2026 | Cluj-Napoca, Romania What happens when young people are given the opportunity not only to identify community problems, but also to propose solutions directly to decision-makers? This […]
“[Migrations] weren’t something I think about everyday… But now I realise this has to change.” Student from Dubrovnik Economy and Trade School Last week, 18-21 November 2025, a group of […]
On 14 October 2025, youth voices from across Europe took centre stage at the European Parliament in Brussels during the final data presentation event of the Elephant Talk project. This […]
In September 2025, Polylogos brought together young people, educators, and local decision-makers for two energising days of the ASPYRE EUROPE Active Youth Forum in Romania. Hosted in Cluj-Napoca, the Forum […]
There are weeks that pass quickly and fade into memory. And then there are weeks that stay with us — shaping who we are, how we see the world, and […]
Between 25–28 June 2025, the Polylogos team had the privilege of joining our consortium partners NIT and Agora Coop in Genova, Italy, for an inspiring and impactful exchange. This visit […]
Meeting with MEPs to prepare our youth-led data presentation and dialogue on online gender-based body shaming across the EU Over the past few days, we have had the great pleasure […]
9-11 May 2025 | Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina How do young people turn ideas into action? How do they move from identifying problems in their communities to influencing public policies? […]