Coastal Europe is warming fast, its shorelines are eroding, and young people know it, 86% call climate change one of the world’s most serious problems. But less than a third feel ready to actually do something about it. That gap is exactly what we’re here to close.
“Wave of Change” a new Erasmus+ Youth Exchange KA152 Erasmus+project (025-3-ELO2-KA152-YOU- 000372987 Ίδρυμα Νεολαίας & Δια Βίου Μάθησης https://www.inedivim coordinated by Cyclades Unified
, brings together 30 young people and youth leaders from Greece, Latvia, Finland, Croatia, and Malta for 9 unforgettable days on the island of Milos.
From the fishing village of Klima to the lunar landscapes of Sarakiniko, participants will dive into real climate stories — rising seas, mining heritage, and mass tourism — while building green skills, making films, and designing local climate action plans they’ll bring home.
Because young Europeans shouldn’t just inherit the climate crisis — they should inherit the skills and solidarity to solve it.
Follow along as we make waves. 
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