Three Continents, One Question: Who Is Preparing Young People for a Future of Environmental Change, One Health and Climate Resilience?
Across Türkiye, Czechia, Georgia, Ukraine, Portugal, East Timor, Angola and Guinea-Bissau, DINARA-WELWET listened to young people, educators, youth workers, scientists and environmental professionals. What does environmental education look like when the conversation...EU in Practice: Fur, Borders, and Bureaucracy
How Europe made it easier for dogs, cats, and ferrets to cross borders without turning affection into a public health risk. There is a very specific kind of chaos that happens before a family trip. Someone is looking for the phone charger. Someone else is insisting...
When the Dealer Enters the Group Chat
A local tragedy with a global warning: harm can arrive through the apps children use every day. A group of young people gathers in an apartment in Blagoevgrad, a city in southwestern Bulgaria. To the outside world, at first, it may look like the kind of situation...
The Code Beneath the Floorboards: Who Owns the Tools?
Why digital dependence is not just a tech problem, and how open technology changes the balance of power Most of us can easily relate to a particular kind of frustration that belongs to the digital age. It is the moment when a device still works, but only on someone...
Before She Decides She Is “Not a Science Kid”
Gender, confidence, intelligence, and the early architecture of belonging in STEM The decision starts long before the subject choice A girl does not usually wake up one morning and decides that science is not for her. More often, that decision is assembled gradually,...EU in Practice: The Rules Behind a Safe Summer Swim
Why Europe Tests the Water Before You Dive In The water looks safe. That is the first thing we usually notice. The surface catches the sun. Children run ahead before the adults have finished unfolding towels. Someone checks the colour of the sea, the calmness of the...
Peace Education Was Never Soft: Why Schools Are Now the Frontline of Democratic Survival
Democracy does not only depend on elections. It depends on habits. And many of those habits are learned, practiced, or lost in school. 1. Peace education has a branding problem Peace education has always suffered from sounding gentler than it is. The phrase seems to...
DINARA-WELVET One Health Workshops Expand Across Continents
Why One Health Preparedness Matters Before the Emergency Begins Some crises dominate the news cycle: wars, pandemics, energy shocks.Others unfold more quietly, but no less dangerously.REDefine//Civic Intelligence That line feels especially true as we move into the...
