White‑Red develops programmes at the intersection of human rights, education, civic participation, safety, mediation and international cooperation. We present only initiatives that have a defined purpose, target group and substantive scope.
We distinguish ongoing work, programme lines and future concepts. A “planned” project is not presented as funded or implemented until financing and delivery arrangements are confirmed.
An ongoing human-rights and civic-solidarity programme. White‑Red continues cooperation with Belarusian civil-society organisations and representatives of the democratic opposition, with a focus on human rights, legal solidarity, civic resilience, education and international cooperation.
A future flagship programme for emerging leaders from Eastern Europe, combining leadership, democratic values, European cooperation, mentoring, public communication and institutional resilience. We are seeking a strategic funding partner, social investor or consortium.
Civic and social education for children, schools, teachers and parents, adapted to different stages of development.
Open-source intelligence, verification, media literacy, privacy, cyber security and the legal and ethical boundaries of information work.
Procedures, crisis preparedness, child safeguarding, cyber safety and practical training for schools and higher-education institutions.
Legal education, digital safety, social integration and movement activities including yoga, chair yoga and tai chi for people aged 60+.
Practical, technology-supported learning, university–business cooperation, project work, soft skills and lifelong learning.
Humanitarian, legal, educational and civic-solidarity support for people and communities affected by war, displacement and the long-term challenges of recovery and integration.
Mediation, dialogue and consensual dispute resolution for individuals, families, organisations, institutions and local communities.
These initiatives are in development. They are designed around needs visible in current public programmes: local support, youth participation, family and child wellbeing, digital resilience, NGO capacity, inclusion, democracy and community preparedness.
Small, accessible support groups for parents, carers, young people, seniors and people experiencing social or life crises. The model combines peer support, legal and psychoeducational sessions, mediation, referral pathways and community integration.
Potential fit: local social-policy calls, small grants, prevention and community programmes.
Civic laboratories for young people: youth councils, participatory workshops, media literacy, local decision-making, debate, volunteering and practical democracy.
Potential fit: youth participation, civic education, Erasmus+ and Council of Europe youth funding.
A modular programme covering psychological first response, violence and cyberbullying prevention, crisis procedures, child safeguarding, digital safety and cooperation between school, family and local services.
Potential fit: education, prevention, child wellbeing and local public-health programmes.
Support groups and practical workshops for parents and carers: relationships, boundaries, conflict, digital wellbeing, parental competencies, mediation and early support before a family crisis escalates.
Potential fit: family support, social assistance and prevention programmes.
Cybersecurity, online scams, safe e-services, AI, disinformation and practical digital independence for older people, delivered in small local groups.
Potential fit: senior policy, digital inclusion, education and community grants.
A community programme combining health education, movement, social ties, volunteering, first-response awareness and neighbourhood preparedness for local crises.
Potential fit: public health, social policy, physical activity and local resilience.
A network connecting local leaders, support-group facilitators and NGOs from smaller towns and districts. Training, peer exchange, micro-initiatives and crisis-response cooperation.
Potential fit: Mazovian civic-leadership, NGO integration and local-community programmes.
Institutional resilience for NGOs: governance, compliance, safeguarding, cyber security, financial controls, fundraising, crisis communication and project documentation.
Potential fit: organisational-development and civil-society programmes, including PROO-type support.
Mobile and online legal education focused on everyday rights, public institutions, digital rights, family matters, mediation and access to justice, with special attention to people facing barriers.
Potential fit: civic initiatives, legal education, inclusion and access-to-rights programmes.
A model for strengthening local trust and readiness: volunteer networks, intergenerational cooperation, local risk mapping, first-response education and communication during disruptions.
Potential fit: local-community resilience and civic-initiative programmes.
A cross-border programme on AI literacy, disinformation, media verification, digital rights, civic space and democratic participation, with practical tools for young people and civil-society organisations.
Potential fit: CERV, Erasmus+ and European youth-democracy programmes.
European cooperation on child safeguarding, participation, school safety, digital risks, inclusion and rights-based institutional procedures.
Potential fit: Erasmus+, CERV and cross-border education partnerships.
A partnership network that can precede and support the future Eastern Europe Leaders School through mentoring, study visits, peer learning, civic leadership and institutional cooperation.
Potential fit: European and international democracy, youth and civil-society funding.
An expansion pathway for Freedom Ukraine focused on legal orientation, community integration, youth cooperation, education, psychosocial referral and civic participation for displaced people and host communities.
Potential fit: European and international humanitarian, integration and youth-cooperation programmes.
We begin with a concrete social problem, beneficiaries and measurable change — not with a funding source.
Only then do we match the concept to eligibility rules, programme priorities, partnership requirements and eligible costs.
We define activities, roles, milestones, safeguarding, communication and operational responsibility.
Indicators, documentation and evaluation are designed at the beginning so the project can be implemented and reported credibly.
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