Climate Anxiety KA152

This project aims to address climate anxiety among young people by providing artistic tools for emotional expression and resilience-building. Through writing, poetry, storytelling, photography, and video, participants will explore both internal and external expression, helping them process their emotions while fostering connection and collective action.

From a youth work perspective, this initiative:

Supports young people’s emotional well-being, equipping them with creative, therapeutic methods to navigate climate-related stress.

Empowers young people as active citizens, encouraging them to transform anxiety into engagement and social action.

Develops key competences, such as self-expression, collaboration, critical thinking, and digital creativity.

Fosters inclusion and participation, ensuring that diverse voices, particularly those facing social barriers, are heard and represented.

Strengthens youth workers' capacity, introducing innovative non-formal learning methods that can be used in other contexts.