As a part of the COPGendered project, a series of briefing papers delving into specific themes on the nexus of gender and climate justice was developed.

The foundations of the first European youth online Roma radio were laid in Sibiu, Romania at an international meeting that took place from 8 to 11 April.

Participants were 68 people, including 46 students of Professional High School of Tourism and Light Industry and the Southwest University – Blagoevgrad. 32 students out of 46 were at the age of  18-29. The established good contacts between the CSCD, the Federation of Independent Trade Unions in Agriculture (IFSZ) and the local government in Blagoevgrad made it possible to hold a serious training seminar "The Green Deal, the Just Transition and the Agriculture Sector - Cooperation vs Confrontation".

The training was part of GEAR project - Gender Equality and Antidiscrimination for Roma.