Inclusive Voices Conference

The Inclusive Voices Conference is a youth-led summit bringing together 50 young representatives from rural Ireland, Spain, and Belgium to engage in direct face-to-face dialogue with EU policymakers. It is the moment where grassroots rural experiences meet high-level decision-making to advocate for a more inclusive and participatory Europe.

VOLT Documentary

The VOLT documentary follows the learning journey of three schools that came together through the VOLT project. The project supports teachers and students with tools to study local volcanoes from a cross sector perspective, including historical, geographical, geological, and societal dimensions. It also promotes new pedagogical practices such as Inquiry Based Learning.

Noemie’s Story

In this interview, Noémie engages with young people from Belgium and the Netherlands, both students and alumni of democratic schools. Through their personal testimonies, they reflect on how democratic values have shaped their learning journeys, influenced their everyday social interactions, and impacted their lives as a whole. https://quest-eu.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/lv_0_20250726211313.mp4

UN Call: Inputs on Curriculum, Pedagogy & Assessment

At QUEST we mobilized our network of schools, composed of both alternative and
traditional schools across Europe, to answer the suggested questionnaire. In the
first part of the document we provide you with summaries of their answers
based on the educational model.

New Anti-Racism Strategy – QUEST’s Education and Right-Based Position

QUEST acknowledges the European Commission’s efforts to integrate anti-racism education and implement intersectional approaches. However, the strategy largely prioritises vague notions of diversity and inclusion over structural transformation, failing to confront the embedded systems of racism within policies, curricula, and institutions.

SWELL

December 2025 – November 2028

QUEST Activities Report 2025

The Activities Report 2025 was produced by QUEST team in December 2025 as key deliverable for the reporting of the Operating Grant “Civil Society Cooperation in the Education”, in the framework of the Single Grant Agreement 2025. View pdf

Nonviolent Communication Guidelines for Teachers

Nonviolent Communication (NVC), developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg, is a communication approach grounded in empathy, clarity, and mutual respect. Its purpose is to help individuals connect with themselves and others in ways that reduce conflict, increase cooperation, and foster emotional safety.

October 2025

Hi everyone! October has been a month shaped by powerful conversations, meaningful experiences, and international collaborations. After almost two years in the project, YOUCARE (Youth Creating Action Research on Eco-Anxiety) has come to an end, closing with a Final Conference which gathered 29 young people from Bulgaria, Ireland, Italy, and Lithuania to present their findings […]