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Knowing your rights through real cases.
- 2026–2035
- Civic and legal education
Project sheet
Rights are learned through real cases.
The Constitution explained through concrete situations: from the right to information to the right to a healthy environment.
Project status
Pilot · 2026- ✓ConceptAnalysis & partners
- 2PilotFirst activities
- 3OngoingActive in the community
- 4ExpansionRegional scale-up
19.2%of young people aged 15–29 are neither in education nor in employmentEurostat, 2025 · [2]
✓What already exists
- School of Rights launched in 2026
- Data collected by pupils’ robots, used in public debates
→Project objectives
- Courses, webinars and e-books on constitutional rights
- Guides to freedom of information requests (Law no. 544/2001)
- Debating clubs in partner schools
Citizenship & Rights · from the field
The project in pictures.
Every photo is a real working session. Support the project so it can reach the next school.
Data collected by robots for public decisions
Rights can be learnt at any age
Part of
The Civic and legal education programme.
Extended through the Social Innovation Lab
What we build next.
This programme feeds directly into the Social Innovation Lab initiatives, built on European models.
What we hope for · how you can help
A young person who knows their rights can no longer be ignored.
Choose how you would like to contribute.
Volunteer lawyers
One workshop a month on one right.
Become a volunteer →Schools and teachers
We build the courses into civic education lessons.
Let’s talk →Project 2026–2035
This is a 10-year movement. Choose your role.
Sources and methodology
Where the figures come from.
Our own figures (young people trained, schools, localities) come from the association’s records and are published in the impact report. Context statistics come from official sources, with the year of the latest available edition.
- 15-year-olds below the baseline level in reading, RomaniaOECD, PISA 2025 · 2025. See source ↗
- NEET young people (aged 15–29), Romania — the highest rate in the EUEurostat · edat_lfse_20 · 2025. See source ↗
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