About

A project built
on one conviction.

Mathematical reasoning is a civic skill. Civic Maths is a European partnership working to make it one, through non-formal education, practical tools, and open collaboration.

The project

Civic Maths is a two-year project bringing together five partner organisations from France, Poland, Belgium, Romania, and Norway. It is designed around a single conviction: that mathematical reasoning, reading data, interpreting statistics, understanding ratios and trends, is inseparable from informed civic participation.

The project works in non-formal education settings, primarily through youth organisations and youth workers. It develops a curriculum, online training modules, and open-access resources that connect mathematical thinking to real societal questions. All materials are co-created with practitioners and tested with young people before publication.

The objectives

Civic Maths aims to equip youth workers with the tools to integrate mathematical reasoning into civic education programmes. It aims to promote active citizenship among young people aged 16–25 by connecting maths to the issues that shape their lives. And it aims to contribute to the broader field of youth work by demonstrating and documenting what this approach makes possible.

Partner organisations

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FR France

Fermat Science

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BE Belgium

European Literacy for All Network

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NO Norway

YYouth

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PL Poland

Fundacja Instytut Europejski

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RO Romania

Asociatia In Varietate Concordia

Project timeline

2025 – 2026

Co-creation & design

Workshops with youth workers and young people across all five countries. Curriculum design, module development, and piloting.

2026

Piloting & feedback

Training modules piloted with real groups. Feedback collected. Materials refined before full publication.

2026 – 2027

Dissemination

National events in each partner country. Full publication of all resources. White paper and impact analysis released.

2027 +

Sustainability

Implementation guide published. Long-term strategy for embedding the curriculum into youth work practice across Europe.

Funding & legal notice

Civic Maths is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

Co-funded by the European Union

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

(Project code: 2025-2-FR02-KA220-YOU-000386055)