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Youth Creating Action
Research on Eco-Anxiety

THE PROJECT

YOU-CARE’s general objective is to allow young people in Europe to collectively examine and assess the set of emotions linked to the ecological crisis, so as to move from ecological preoccupation to active participation, while fostering their emotional, pedagogical, scientific, and advocacy skills.

Through its different activities and results, YOU-CARE’s priorities are to reinforce the links between research, policy, and youth participation, as well as to bridge knowledge gaps on eco-anxiety. The project addresses three main topics: physical and mental health/well-being, environment and climate change, democracy and inclusive democratic participation.

LAST NEWS & EVENTS

NewsYouCare Final Conference Key Outcomes
Dicembre 5, 2025

YouCare Final Conference Key Outcomes

Youth Eco-Anxiety Takes Centre Stage in Brussels: YOU CARE Delegation Meets EU Policymakers The YOU CARE Erasmus+ Project reached one of its most significant milestones during its final gathering in…
NewsFrom Eco-Anxiety to Action – Youth-led research for change
Ottobre 1, 2025

From Eco-Anxiety to Action – Youth-led research for change

On 17 October 2025, the YOU CARE Project will hold its Final Conference in Brussels at Anderlecht Expo, bringing together young people from four countries, policymakers, researchers, activists, and civil…
NewsFrom Eco-Anxiety to Action
Settembre 24, 2025

From Eco-Anxiety to Action

From Eco-Anxiety to Action: Youth Voices Rise in Lithuania In January, the Innovative Generation team led workshops on ecological anxiety for young people at Lentvaris Motiejus Šimelionis Gymnasium. During four…

Young Voices on Eco-Anxiety

Eco-anxiety through the eyes of young people: facing the environmental challenges of our time. YouCare project has come to an end after an inspiring and meaningful journey that brought together young people from Bulgaria, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, and Lithuania. Through Youth-led Participatory Action Research (YPAR), the young researchers explored eco-anxiety as a genuine and legitimate response to the environmental challenges of our time. They shared their experiences, created original content, and gave voice to their emotions, connecting them to issues such as pollution, deforestation, and climate change. The message we would like to leave is simple yet essential: if you have the opportunity to influence decisions that affect young people, climate, or education, listen to those who are experiencing these challenges today and who will shape tomorrow. Their ideas, experiences, and perspectives are invaluable. Because it is impossible to talk about the future of our planet without involving those who will live that future.

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