The project involves organising a six-day nationwide youth conference in Kraków in the form of a simulation of European Parliament proceedings. It will bring together a target group of 180 young people aged 16–25 from Poland and across Europe. Participants – divided into thematic groups (committees) – will debate current socio-political challenges such as disinformation, climate change, artificial intelligence, and civil rights. Together, they will develop proposed solutions in the form of documents known as resolutions.

The event promotes civic attitudes and teaches cooperation, critical thinking, debating skills, and public engagement. The young people involved in the project as volunteers will be responsible for its logistics, the facilitation of debates, and media documentation. They will receive specialist training in discussion facilitation, team management, content creation, and event organisation.

The project will result in a thematic brochure, a collection of resolutions, and media initiatives promoting civic engagement. It includes young people from diverse social and educational backgrounds. The project fosters youth empowerment, inspires further social involvement, and leaves a lasting legacy in the form of ready-to-use educational materials. The beneficiary of the project is the European Youth Parliament – EYP Poland.