How to zine? This publication was created by:SCI’s Climate Team TopicEducation, Art and culture Year of publication2026 ProjectCreate Peace: Youth Artivism for Climate Justice You will find in the publication A zine (short for “magazine” or “fanzine”) is a small, self-published booklet used to share ideas, stories, art, activism, poetry, community experiences, or educational content….
Zavod Voluntariat is thrilled to share with you the progress of the COMPACT project, in partnership with Grenzenlos and INEX SDA.
This ‘Green Diversity?!’ Global Map is a platform for young people from a variety of backgrounds where they tell their stories and make their claims for climate justice to be heard by a wider audience.
a checklist on how to organise a good learning process. They include important/key aspects of organising any learning process (from needs analysis to concrete activities and evaluation). Each card tackles a different step of the process, includes useful information on the card topic, and a possibility to write personal notes.
The posters were created in the framework of the Peace in Practice project that was co-funded by Movetia and the Council of Europe through the European Youth Foundation.
The designs were created by SCI Switzerland and the content by the participants and trainers of the Peace in Practice Training Course.
We have different versions and you are free to choose your preferred size, format, colour and symbol combination!
We can also translate it into your language. Besides English, we already have the versions in Albanian, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian.
Global Justice Capsules are training resources that help in understanding the world in relation to global inequalities, conflicts, discrimination and violations of rights.
The exhibition remembers National Socialism crimes, persecution, and resistance on Austrian territory with a special attention to non-violent forms of resistance.
These name tags want to make it easier to include a gender perspective in group activities by encouraging participants to think about gender as a spectrum and not as a binary (Male/Female) concept.
The exhibition, in Catalan, displays the history of the peace work that SCI did with refugees and during the Spanish civil war, as well as in other key historical moments.
This publication presents stories of refugees, helpers and children of the Spanish Civil War, WWII and the Balkan wars along with a historical background.