The project aims to empower young people, develop critical thinking, and promote active civic participation. In a world of disinformation and apathy, it will provide young people with the tools to recognize facts, articulate their opinions, and engage in public dialogue. Through structured training and experiential learning, participants will gain insight into democratic processes, electoral systems, and institutions. The project’s final outcome will be an electronic youth participation handbook, presented at a Ministry of Youth and Sports conference and distributed to schools, non-governmental youth and educational organizations, and institutions. This is not just a project; it contributes to helping young people learn to express their views and positions competently and convincingly on public issues at the local, national, and European levels.