The project will build everyday courage and care so young people will intervene safely when violence, including gender-based and online abuse, occurs. It will strengthen participation in democratic life by giving youth real roles in designing, delivering and advocating for safer, greener public spaces. It will deliver a practical “Everyday Heroes” toolkit, align partners on safeguarding and inclusion standards, and create a Community Charter and a two-page policy brief for local adoption. It will aim for at least seventy percent self-efficacy gains among fifty international participants, visible zero-waste and accessibility standards at the June run, and sustained replication in all partner communities through December 2026.