We work with teachers, educators, youth workers, cultural institutions, and public organisations to design and run projects and workshops that connect young people with the issues that matter – through film, storytelling, and hands-on creative media.
Whether you want to run a one-off session or build a longer programme, we’d love to hear from you.
Looking to integrate sustainability education into your curriculum in an active, creative way? We work with primary and secondary schools across Luxembourg, adapting our workshops to your context, your students, and your timetable.
We are experienced working in maisons de jeunes, community settings, and non-formal structures. Our workshops are designed to be engaging for young people looking for meaningful, active experiences.
Planning an event, an awareness campaign, or a public activation around a sustainability theme? We can bring our methods – and our CreatiVelo – to your project as a creative partner.
Every project we run is participatory and hands-on – designed around the people involved, the context, and the question being explored. Participants don’t just learn about an issue: they engage with it actively, develop a creative response, and produce something real and shareable.
We use film and digital media as primary tools, alongside greenscreen, sound, interactive installations, and other methods depending on the format. Our And–But–Therefore storytelling framework guides the creative process across all formats, helping participants structure complex ideas into compelling narratives.
Formats range from school programmes and teacher training to public activations, community projects, and immersive installations.
Sessions are adapted to age group, context, and available time. We work in French, Luxembourgish, German, and English.
The UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals give participants a compass for exploring complex global challenges – from climate action and biodiversity to social justice and responsible consumption – and connecting them to their own lived experience.
A simple but powerful narrative framework that helps young people structure their ideas into compelling stories. Rather than presenting facts, participants learn to build an argument: what’s the situation, what’s the problem, and what needs to change?
Our facilitation approach is grounded in TCI, an educational method that balances focus between the individual, the group, and the topic. Facilitators act as learning coaches rather than teachers, helping participants take responsibility for their work and learn from one another. The process is as valuable as the final result.
Smartphone filmmaking, greenscreen, sound design, and editing make media production accessible to everyone, regardless of prior experience. Digital tools lower the threshold for creative expression while building real, transferable media literacy skills.
In partnership with the IFEN (Institut de formation de l’éducation nationale), Youth4Planet offers professional training for educators who want to bring sustainability and media education methods into their own practice. Training sessions equip teachers with our core tools and concepts – enabling them to facilitate projects independently and sustainably within their schools.
We offer a growing library of pedagogical tools for educators who want to go further: workshop guides, toolkits, video tutorials, and tips for facilitating sustainability and media projects with young people. These resources are available in our protected educator space.
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