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 […]
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 […]
On Wednesday, 24 September 2025, the Polylogos team hosted a local dialogue event at Liceul Teoretic Nicolae Bălcescu in the heart of Cluj-Napoca as part of the Elephant Talk project. […]
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 […]
The community of educators, students, youth workers and young people that has grown around the Lives in Motion project and Lives in Motion: The Game has further deepened their knowledge and reflections on […]
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? […]
Romania, Italy & Bosnia and Herzegovina | November 2024 – January 2025 What happens when you ask the people who work with young people every day to help design a […]
18-30 January 2025 | Cluj-Napoca, Pechea & Horia, Romania What does meaningful civic education look like in today’s classrooms? How can teachers equip young people not only with knowledge about […]
9-12 September 2024 | Cluj-Napoca, Romania How do we help young people move from feeling unheard to becoming active and meaningful participants in democracy? That question marked the beginning of ASPYRE […]