How Do Young People Make Decisions?
27. 3. 2026 On 26 March 2026, Dr. Petr Just led an interactive workshop for high school students on the topic "How Do Young People Make Decisions?"The workshop focused on various forms of civic, social, and political engagement among young people and students.
The students discussed not only the options and opportunities available to them for getting involved in public life, but also the obstacles and limitations to youth participation in decision-making processes.
The lectures are implemented within the framework of the SMILE Incubator project funded by the European Union through the Interreg Danube programme.

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