The PATH project – Promoting Activism Through Hiking – officially launched with a kickoff meeting in the charming town of Brivio, Italy.
Partners from across Europe gathered to set the stage for this innovative initiative aimed at engaging young people in hiking activities while fostering their involvement in associative life and civic engagement. The meeting served as a crucial platform for partners to align their vision, discuss strategies, and establish a solid foundation for collaboration.During the gathering, participants delved into the project’s objectives, emphasizing the importance of youth participation in hiking associations and the promotion of European trails.
Inovatyvi karta, as a key partner leading Work Package 2, presented its plans for developing a comprehensive questionnaire to gain insights into young people’s perspectives on hiking and civic engagement. This research will play a vital role in shaping the project’s approach and ensuring its relevance to the target audience.The partners engaged in in-depth discussions about enhancing communication skills within sports organizations, particularly hiking associations. They explored innovative ways to promote European paths through co-design activities, aiming to create a sense of ownership and engagement among young people.
The meeting also focused on establishing clear timelines, defining milestones, and outlining communication protocols to ensure smooth project execution.As the PATH project moves forward, it promises to create a unique synergy between physical activity, nature appreciation, and civic responsibility. By combining these elements, the initiative aims to nurture a new generation of active, engaged citizens who are connected to their communities and the broader European landscape. The enthusiasm and collaborative spirit demonstrated at the Brivio meeting set a positive tone for the project, hinting at the impactful journey that lies ahead in promoting youth activism through the transformative power of hiking.
Funded by the European Union.