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OUR HISTORY
MTÜ EarthWalker was founded in 2024 in Tallinn, Estonia, by a group of motivated young people who shared a passion for creativity, youth empowerment, and international cooperation. Led by co-founders Jelizaveta and Ivan, the organization was established to create a supportive space where young people could express themselves through art, develop new skills, and engage in meaningful community activities. Since its founding, MTÜ EarthWalker has grown into a youth-led organization implementing local initiatives and international projects, supporting young people through creativity, collaboration, and non-formal learning.
OUR MISSION
MTÜ EarthWalker’s mission is to empower young people through creativity, education, and international cooperation. We provide a safe and inspiring environment where youth can develop personally, socially, and professionally through artistic expression, non-formal learning, and active participation in community life. Through our activities, we support young people in discovering their potential, building confidence, and becoming active members of society.
OUR VISION
Our vision is to contribute to an open, inclusive, and creative society where young people are empowered to shape their future and their communities. We strive to strengthen international connections, promote intercultural dialogue, and encourage youth mobility by using art and creativity as tools for personal growth, collaboration, and social change.
OUR OBJECTIVES
Promote creative self-expression through art, performance, and cultural activities that support personal growth and confidence.
Develop key skills such as communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and leadership through non-formal learning and youth participation.
Encourage active citizenship and community engagement by empowering young people to take initiative and contribute to society.
Strengthen international cooperation and cultural awareness by supporting youth mobility, intercultural dialogue, and collaboration across countries.
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