Disabled people
belong in politics

RESET (Research and Education in Social Empowerment and Transformation) develops research-based, community-driven solutions to today’s social challenges, recognising that many are sustained by unequal systems, harmful narratives, and power structures. Our approach is participatory at its core. We work with communities, educators, public authorities, and civil society to create initiatives that promote inclusion, active citizenship, and positive social change that lasts.

YPARXO is the first initiative of its kind in Cyprus, dedicated to offering a comprehensive range of services including healthcare, education, sports, and professional training for individuals with disabilities. The center operates in a modern, professional setting equipped with state-of-the-art, innovative facilities. Its mission is to bring together a large team of trainers, therapists, and support staff, ensuring that every member can access the guidance and resources they need to grow, thrive, and reach their full potential.

Cool Crips is a disability-led non-profit organisation based in Greece, dedicated to promoting disability rights, accessibility, independent living, and the full participation of disabled people in all aspects of society. Through advocacy, education, awareness-raising campaigns, and European cooperation, Cool Crips works to make disability a mainstream topic, challenge stereotypes, and remove social and environmental barriers.

The Prime Minister Association promotes a School of Politics for young women aged 14 to 19 who aspire to undertake training in politics, understood as the ability to interpret and guide society, and civic engagement. PM’s mission is to empower every young woman in Italy to realize her full potential and recognize herself as an agent of change in her school, community, city, and nation. The organization actively combats gender stereotypes in society and the workplace, with one of its primary goals being to increase the representation of women in politics.

The Association “Professional Forum for Education” (PFE) is a Bulgarian non-profit organization established in 2002, dedicated to empowering young people through non-formal education, active citizenship, volunteering, and international cooperation. Through Erasmus+, the European Solidarity Corps, and other European initiatives, PFE develops educational resources, training programmes, and advocacy activities. Within the Politics4All project, PFE supports young people with disabilities to become active voices in democratic life and decision-making.