Another Productive Day for the FUTURE-ART Project

One year into the project and with strong momentum continuing, the FUTURE-ART consortium met online on 1 September 2026 to review progress and discuss the next steps in the implementation of the project.

The meeting focused on several key areas, including preparations for the upcoming mid-term milestone, a review of the documentation for the first progress report, and planning for the road ahead.

InnoPolis presented the anticipated roadmap for Work Package 3, which focuses on youth engagement through art. From this autumn, the project will begin reaching out to schools and youth centres to directly involve young people in FUTURE-ART activities.

The consortium also discussed progress in the development of educational resources and the Liberté Learning Platform, both of which aim to support educators and young people through innovative, art-based learning approaches.

Preparations are also underway for the project’s upcoming creative activities, including art workshops, creation events and public exhibitions. Looking ahead, partners also discussed the next in-person consortium meeting, which will take place in Calabria, Italy.

Through continued collaboration among partners across six countries, FUTURE-ART is transforming a shared European mission into concrete action, working with and for young people to raise awareness and contribute to the prevention of human trafficking.

The consortium extends its thanks to all partners for their continued commitment, energy and teamwork. With important activities ahead, the project looks forward to the next phase of its implementation.

Co-funded by the European Union.