The Reset Art project focuses on three main objectives that correspond to the needs of the identified target audiences: 1) Strengthen the capacities of youth leaders by equipping them with knowledge, data, and best practices related to the mental health impacts of climate change on young people. 2) Develop positive and accessible communication tools to address eco-anxiety and support young people's commitment to eco-citizenship. 3) Encourage active youth participation through a creative and community-based approach with workshops that promote engagement in climate change issues.
The project “Reset Art: Building the capacity of youth workers to support young people suffering from eco-anxiety through cultural activities” is a collaborative and creative initiative that aims to improve the capacity of youth workers to support young people suffering from eco-anxiety through cultural activities. The project explores the intersection of youth engagement, climate action, and mental health through the lens of art and culture. It responds to the growing challenge of identifying and raising awareness of anxiety disorders or behaviors related to eco-anxiety among young people living in urban and rural areas by empowering them with the tools and power to become active citizens in the face of climate transition. By combining artistic expression, civic engagement, and educational tools, Reset Art creates inclusive spaces where youth workers and young people can reflect, express themselves, and react at the regional and European levels on the effects of climate change on mental health. young people.