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Timeout Foundation participated in the EUSTORY Next Generation Summit, held under the theme “Encountering Divides.” This year’s event took place in Riga, with over 100 young participants from more than 20 countries. We participated in the event by hosting a workshop titled Bridging Differences: Understanding Through Dialogue.

The dialogues are part of the national social security reform. Population ageing and declining birth rates are putting pressure on the financing of social security in Finland. Finland’s social security...

In co-operation with the Prishtina Institute for Political Studies (PIPS), Demo Finland organised a two-day workshop for young politicians from Finland and Kosovo in November. The co-operation aimed to strengthen the understanding of common challenges for youth political participation and to reflect on solutions to enhance youth participation and democratic resilience.

Iina, Minna, Terhi and Pirjo from the Police University College (Polamk) opened up about their experiences with the Timeout-method from the perspective of different projects in the police. In this diablog, we get to hear how the Timeout-method has been used in projects like the social communication of the police, the fight against organised crime and the pre-trial investigation of human trafficking offenses.

How can we create a more sustainable and healthy food system in the Faroe Islands? The aim of the multistakeholder dialogue was to gain a deeper understanding of experiences and insights around food culture, and to support future networking, collaboration and communication locally.

In Timeout-Foundation’s discussions, the aim is to create dialogue and to give equal space for different points of view. This time, we concentrated on gaining ideas to create context for the Soil at Risk symposium panel discussion.