Asociatia Tinerilor Responsabili-ASTRE

Responsible Youth Association – ASTRE is a youth organization, apolitical, NGO that aims to drive the development of the Romanian society attracting young people towards active citizenship and promoting the local and national cultural values. ASTRE was established in 2019 in Suceava by a group of young people in order to contribute to the social and personal development of local youth. Following the principles of non-formal education and lifelong learning, ASTRE supports the potential development, creativity, talent, initiative and social responsibility of young people by acquiring knowledge, skills, attitudes and values. Offering complementarity with formal learning educational institutions, ASTRE offers a variety of activities for young people and has a long list of hosted activities and creative collaborations. ASTRE offers the opportunity to learn with joy about anything, to socialize with people that have the same passions, coming from different backgrounds and cultures. ASTRE encourages young people to be "actors" in their own development and to take an active part in community life. Some of our activities: • Do it for community, do it for yourself - local seminar with the participation of the local community, students and teachers regarding volunteering and active citizenship; • I'm a student ... what do I do now? – webinar on Human Rights, especially on Students Rights • Future for YOUNG people – Summer Camp meant to encourage the young to get involved in the life of the community they belong to • Think Green - ecological event, meant to make young students to be aware of the importance of appropriate environmental behavior. • We are all equal – seminar on the prevention of abuse and violence against children and young people • Future for YOUNG PEOPLE– personal development workshop • Youth for the community, community for YOUNG people– project aimed at involving young people in press releases • Youth rights - challenges and perspectives – conference aimed at familiarizing young people, especially high school students, with the current laws.