Global Oneness Project

EYFA [European Youth For Action] developed from a tour that was initiated by Swedish/German group in 1986 to save the old forests in Europe: then named European Youth Forest Action. From these `routes`, it developed into a European platform for grassroots, collectives, organisations, projects and individuals active on environmental and social justice issues all around Europe. EYFA`s environmentalist perspective is characterised by a grassroots orientation and by considering that most environmental problems are also a question of social and economic [in]justice. EYFA works to challenge the mainstream economic system and promotes socially and environmentally sound ways of living.



Our main aim is to encourage young people`s initiative and autonomy and provide environmental activists, collectives and individuals from every corner of Europe with a platform for cooperation and exchange of knowledge and experience. We do this by supporting and organising actions, seminars, trainings and other events in Western, Central, Eastern and Southern Europe. Developing forms of consensus decision-making and improved facilitation methods is one of eyfa`s goals. EYFA also plays a role in supporting newly emerging projects as well as established ones, both financially and logistically, by giving fundraising support and organising meetings together with grassroots organisations and initiatives.