The project aims to strengthen young people’s civic participation by creating inclusive and structured spaces for expression. It pursues four main objectives. First, it seeks to develop essential civic competences among participants: understanding social issues, public speaking, critical thinking and the ability to formulate collective proposals. Second, it aims to train a group of young facilitators capable of leading peer-to-peer dialogue spaces through competences in facilitation, group management and synthesis. The project also seeks to build a direct link between young people and local and regional decision makers, fostering genuine dialogue and the creation of concrete recommendations. Finally, it aims to reduce inequalities in access to participation by prioritising young people with fewer opportunities and removing the material, social or linguistic barriers that hinder their engagement.