Our project SoilTribes has been featured on CORDIS, the European Commission’s primary platform for sharing the results of EU-funded research and innovation projects, marking an important milestone for the project and for Youthmakers Hub.

Published on 7 August 2026 under the title “Valuing our soil through science, art and policy,” the feature brings SoilTribes’ multidisciplinary approach to a wider European research and innovation audience. It highlights how the project connects science, creative expression, policy and society to strengthen soil literacy and inspire action for healthier soils.

Among the initiatives showcased are the Living Soil Museum in Ukraine, the travelling exhibition “Soil Art Tales. Living Ecosystems for Shared Futures,” and Policy Pathways, which supports policymakers in translating soil protection into practical action. The feature is also available in six languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Polish, extending the accessibility of SoilTribes’ work across Europe.

For Youthmakers Hub, responsible for SoilTribes’ dissemination, exploitation and communication, this recognition is particularly meaningful. Our role is not only to communicate what the project does, but to help its knowledge, resources and results reach the people who can use them. Being featured on CORDIS strengthens the project’s visibility within the European research and innovation ecosystem and helps connect SoilTribes’ results with new audiences beyond the consortium.

It is another step towards what we aim to achieve through every project: turning knowledge into impact.