We already heard and read a lot about youth activism. Now, we want to know about you! Tell us about your idea for your own movement. If you are already involved you can also tell us about that of course. You can work alone, in pairs or in groups of 3-5 people.

1. Let`s dive into the following questions:

• What do you want to change? What is the goal or your movement, what the logo and name? 
• What is your vision and what demands do you make? For inspiration you can use the Youth Declaration for a Sustainable and Inclusive Europe. 
• Think about the many legal forms of actions you can take with your movement. Which ones do you choose and why? 
• Who are your allies? 
• What challenges and opportunities do you see in forming your own movement? 

2. Create a poster (analog or digital) with your results. You can draw your movement or describe it in short sentences or key words.

• You can make a poster on paper (e.g. flipchart) are a digital one (e.g. on www.miro.com).
• If you are working in your class present your posters and share it with your classmates. Check where are similarities (Yey! You can further work together and build alliances!) Where are differences (Ok! You should discuss them, other perspectives are necessary and important to find the best way forward for all.)
• Before you finalise your poster, check that you applied copyright and fair use. for f.e. pictures you used.
• Use the comment section and share your results and insights.