- EAVI developed and produced a series of short audiovisual products about media literacy and the everyday use we make of media devices such as tablets and smartphones. EAVI is an independent, non-profit international association based in Brussels, which encompasses passion for the media and the people with sound knowledge of media literacy.
- Comics for Equality uses the innovative and attractive educational tools of comics produced by second generation of migrants and migrants to foster intercultural dialogue and promote a plural society, respecting and enhancing diversity among young people in Europe. In this way, the point of view of migrants themselves is disseminated among young people promoting empathy and inclusiveness.
- Liceulice project was launched (2010) by a coalition of civil associations and individuals. The core activity is publishing the street-magazine Liceulice (25 issues; over 80 000 copies) devoted to social topics, democratic values, social inclusion promotion, civil society empowerment and advocating for a social change; and magazine distribution through the sellers network, consisted of marginalised groups’ members.
- VoxEurop is a not-for-profit multilingual European news and debate website. It took over Presseurop.eu in May 2014, when it was shut after the EU subsidy ended. VoxEurop is run by a team of volunteer professional journalists and translators. It has a unique feature: citizen involvement by means of discussion, article proposals, and comment translation.