LISTEN TO US
How we understand leadership, what we are doing, and the knowledge we put at the service of citizens.
Three ways to lead
Our political leadership
Reading the territory, understanding how public decisions are made and taking part critically and responsibly. Hands-on training: we don't tell young people what to think, we give them tools to build their own judgment.
Our social leadership
Recognizing a need and turning an idea into action. Young people move from being beneficiaries to being protagonists. Sometimes change starts with a conversation or an activity for children.
Our transformative leadership
For those who don't want a political or social role but do want to contribute: with time, an idea, a hand or a voice. Here live our “purposeful free time” and the MJS Armador Theory.
Transformative Blog
A window into MJS's day-to-day: notes, news, experiences and reflections from the territories.
We will publish our first posts soon.
Knowledge management
An open repository of technical, academic, methodological and research products from our projects.
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