By implementing the project, we aimed to shape young Europeans as active citizens by integrating diverse perspectives from different social backgrounds and addressing patterns of inequality that affected opportunities for participation. We recognized that citizenship needed to be present in everyday life and sought to provide young people with tools to become better questioners and contribute to their social inclusion. The main objective of the project was to promote the active participation of young people in democracy while recognizing their role as engaged citizens through questioning and critical thinking. Additionally, the project aimed to: Enhance the understanding of empathy and skepticism as tools for forming better questions. Strengthen critical thinking by refining the process of formulating questions. Challenge personal beliefs and identify societal problems. Highlight the historical importance of questioning and its role in scientific innovation. Encourage collaborative problem-solving. Promote self-awareness and empowerment through questioning oneself and the surrounding world. Foster diversity, intercultural dialogue, and a sense of unity within the EU. Advocate for the Erasmus+ program, EU values, and participation in future initiatives through non-formal education, with recognition via the YouthPass certificate.