ENABLE NEWSLETTER – Youth-Led Climate Action Workshop, 8th-9th May 2025, Sassari, Italy

Empowering Next – Generation Advocates for a Better Environment

CERV-2023-CITIZENS-CIV Project number: 101148180

MV International had the pleasure of hosting the “Youth-Led Climate Action Workshop”, an event
organised under the European project ENABLE – Empowering Next-Generation Advocates for a
Better Environment, funded through the CERV programme.

The workshop took place in Sassari, Italy, on 8–9 May 2025. The event brought together young participants and youth workers from Croatia, France, Hungary, Luxembourg, Italy, Bulgaria, and Greece for two days of intensive training, peer collaboration, and strategic thinking.

The ENABLE Youth-Led Climate Action Workshop served as an impactful platform for equipping young changemakers with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to engage in meaningful climate action across local and European contexts. Over the course of two days, participants immersed themselves in an inclusive and dynamic learning environment, deepening their understanding of climate governance and strengthening their capacity for civic engagement. Through interactive sessions, practical group work, and open discussions, they addressed real-world climate challenges and collaboratively developed innovative, community-focused solutions.The programme concluded with a collective moment of reflection, where participants shared feedback on their experience and celebrated the progress made together. Many expressed a renewed motivation to take initiative within their own communities, empowered by the skills acquired,the ideas exchanged, and the meaningful connections formed. As these young leaders continue their advocacy journeys, the ENABLE project stands as a catalyst for sustained youth engagement in driving climate solutions and building a more resilient, sustainable Europe.

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