Throughout the year, we worked across the city. In schools, in neighbourhoods, in studios and together met partners in Nijmegen. We collaborated with young people, artists, residents and professionals on projects where art and education were not goals in themselves, but ways to connect. Ways to meet, to create, to talk and to reflect on what is happening in the city and in people’s lives. Our local projects were centred on encounter. We worked at the intersection of cultural education, local...

In December, New Generation Paper took place in Évora, bringing together young people from different European countries around a topic that seems ordinary at first, yet touches many layers of everyday life: how we use paper, how we digitalise, and how conscious choices can shape a more sustainable future. Throughout the week, there was space to explore, question and learn together. Workshops focused on where paper comes from, how it is produced and consumed, and what impact this has on the...

We have received the European Solidarity Corps (ESC) Quality Label – Lead & Support. For us, this recognition is a moment to pause and feel grateful for the trust placed in us, for the people we work with, and for the young people and volunteers who have been part of this journey. At the heart of everything we do is the belief that solidarity begins with real human connection. With this Quality Label, we are able to guide, coordinate and support volunteer projects within the European...