Citizens in Power (CIP) is a Cyprus-based non-profit organisation active in education, research, and social innovation. CIP works across global education, entrepreneurship, STEM, cultural affairs, and sustainable development, promoting collaboration between education, civil society, and the labour market. As Project Coordinator of CuriEUs Youth, CIP oversees the project’s implementation and dissemination, drawing on extensive experience in managing large-scale EU-funded projects and supporting inclusive, innovative youth engagement at local, European, and international levels.
Edukratia is a non-profit institute dedicated to innovation in education and youth empowerment. The organisation develops interactive and gamified learning tools that promote critical thinking, cultural heritage awareness, and active civic participation. Within the CuriEUs Youth project, Edukratia contributes to training activities and cultural hackathons, supporting youth workers and young participants in exploring the links between cultural heritage, European values, and contemporary EU policies.
The National Youth Council of Macedonia (NYCM) is an umbrella organisation representing youth organisations and young people across North Macedonia. As a member of the European Youth Forum, NYCM advocates for youth rights and active participation at national and European levels. Within the CuriEUs Youth project, NYCM supports youth engagement and outreach, mobilising its network to involve young people from diverse backgrounds in project activities, including cultural hackathons, and contributing to inclusive youth participation strategies.
The Polish Council of Youth Organisations (PROM) is the national youth council of Poland and the country’s largest federation representing young people. PROM connects youth with decision-makers at national, European, and international levels and plays a key role in youth advocacy and policy dialogue. Within the CuriEUs Youth project, PROM supports youth participation and outreach, contributing to cultural hackathons and youth-led discussions that link cultural heritage to EU policies and policy recommendations.
KEHSIA is a Luxembourg-based NGO focused on cultural and civic development, with a strong emphasis on empowering women and young people. Acting as a European hub, KEHSIA combines human-centred research and citizen science to support innovation, capacity building, and civic participation. Within the CuriEUs Youth project, KEHSIA contributes to strengthening youth worker skills, promoting gender equality, and supporting inclusive participation, helping foster more resilient communities and meaningful youth engagement in cultural and civic life.
SYMPLEXIS is a Greek non-profit organisation focused on skill-building, empowerment, and active participation, particularly for vulnerable groups with fewer opportunities. The organisation works to promote social inclusion, protect rights, and strengthen social cohesion through project-based initiatives. Within the CuriEUs Youth project, SYMPLEXIS supports outreach to marginalised youth, contributes to inclusive communication strategies, and ensures that youth-led promotional activities effectively engage young people from disadvantaged and remote backgrounds.
Larnaca Archives-Phivos Stavrides is a research centre dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Cypriot history and cultural heritage. Housing an extensive collection of archival materials, rare books, and publications, ARC supports research in literature, archaeology, and both tangible and intangible heritage. Within the CuriEUs Youth project, ARC contributes expertise in digital curation, supports the development of the project’s cultural heritage repository, and provides mentorship for cultural hackathons and youth-focused activities.
