The Future Me project aims to equip young people with future-oriented skills through practical, easy-to-replicate non-formal education methods. After the joint development phase, partners across the consortium are now beginning to implement these activities with their local groups.
As part of this rollout, Backslash collaborated with a secondary school in Spain to deliver a motivation-focused session reaching more than 50 students. The activity explored how young people respond to different types of tasks and how motivation influences their learning and daily decision-making.
This implementation is one of several being carried out by partners who participated in the project’s training phase, each now adapting the methodologies to their own youth contexts. These early pilots are helping the consortium gather practical insights and strengthen the relevance of the Future Me tools ahead of the next stages of the project.