Climate change threatens present and future generations, and while many young people in Europe express concern, they often lack the knowledge and skills to take concrete action (Eurostat, 2021). Research shows that youth value sustainability but struggle to apply it in daily life, creating a gap between awareness and practice. Our project responds by combining ecological education with creativity, cultural exchange, and digital tools. Through workshops on video-making, storytelling, and practical eco-skills (waste reduction, recycling, sustainable living), participants will learn to act sustainably and share their messages with wider communities. Intercultural teamwork will also enhance communication, cooperation, and self-confidence. General aim: To raise young people’s ecological awareness through creativity and cultural diversity, strengthen ecological citizenship, and encourage active participation in building a sustainable future. Specific objectives: Engage youth with creative methods (video-making, arts, storytelling). Unite participants from diverse cultural backgrounds. Provide practical ecological citizenship skills. Develop self-confidence, communication, and teamwork.