The project aims to empower a diverse group of young people (16–26) as active, critical, and influential voices in social, media, and policy debates on justice. Through a participatory and educational trajectory, they acquire concrete skills such as agenda-setting, media literacy, and strategic communication, enabling them to purposefully place their own themes and experiences on media and policy agendas. Special attention is given to underrepresented young people (16–26) who feel insufficiently represented. The project provides them with knowledge about justice, as well as the space and tools to claim a platform and bring their voices to organizations, policymakers, and politicians. It also fosters networking with peers, policymakers, civil society, and media, leading to sustainable connections and lasting civic engagement. The project results in a widely applicable final product and awareness-raising activities.