An inclusive society, where respect and understanding between different individuals and cultures prevails.
Theatre, storytelling, and non-formal education for a more inclusive world.
Three time periods, one direction: the work becomes more public, more borrowed, and more shared. Click a horizon to read it.
We're organising eleven years of real work into a clear public home: published methods, an honest account of our advocacy, and a corporate offer that never dilutes our human rights core.
Read the framework that sits underneath every programme we run.
Read the frameworkHow we hold our own work to the standard we ask of the field.
See the Quality FrameworkThe complete document — including internal KPIs and targets — as a downloadable PDF.
Download the PDFQuality is visible in the design, not in the adjective. Before something goes out under our name, it should be able to fill this table.
Additional directions
Each piece extends a framework already named above. We publish them here so the vision has a workplan.
A short annual, evidence-based publication summarising what our projects learned that year about youth participation and rights. It is our contribution to the same evidence conversation the EU Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness is building — closer to a brief than to a glossy impact report.
Tied to EU Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness
Voices of the Future is launched under the Intergenerational Fairness strategy with the Committee of the Regions, inviting local and regional actors to help shape their region's future. A CWM session would use theatre so young people can shape a regional question rather than fill in a form. Citable on the website and on our Salto profile.
Tied to EU Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness
The Commission has committed to a Youth Check on new policy proposals. We will develop and publish a practical, theatre-based companion method that municipalities and organisations can use to consult young people for real, rather than survey them. It extends the Quality Framework.
Tied to EU Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness · Quality Framework
One public-facing moment a year — a themed workshop, a short performance, or a published reflection — tied to a real EU-designated date. This gives Insights & Policy a calendar, not only a page.
Tied to EU Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness
For Theatre of the Oppressed, Playback, Biographical Theatre, improvisation and embodied storytelling, we will name the rights cluster and the CRC/UDHR articles the method makes experiential. Methodologies becomes a pedagogical reference, not a list of services.
Tied to UN CRC · UDHR · Council of Europe HRE standards
Shared ownership of outcomes, made visible. Young participants, with consent, credited by name on posts, policy reflections, or a section of an annual note. The lowest-cost way to make "youth participation" a practice rather than a value statement.
Tied to UN CRC Art. 12 · EU Youth Strategy
A public version of the commitments we already work with: informed consent, confidentiality, the right to withdraw, and explicit agreements — made with participants, not assumed — about how stories and data are used, published or archived.
The matrix above is the centrepiece. It stays a living document. When instruments change, the row changes. That is how a foundation tracks policy instead of citing it once.
We welcome municipalities, schools, youth organisations, funders and fellow practitioners who share this frame and want long-term, evidence-grounded work.
