Feminist and youth-led
Young people, and especially young women, are contributors, organisers and decision-makers, not passive recipients.
About
About INDEED Projects
INDEED Projects is a women-led non-governmental organisation based in Valencia, Spain, rooted in the leadership of young people, especially young women.
Our story
Founded in 2024, INDEED Projects supports young people — particularly young women — on their journey to become leaders and agents of change in the pursuit of more inclusive, equal and just societies.
INDEED Projects provides young people with tools and opportunities to strengthen and exercise their leadership, protect their rights, contribute to their communities and inspire others to do the same.
Through its projects, INDEED Projects strengthens individual and collective leadership, reinforces local social fabric and builds bridges between local and global action through a deep understanding of place and transnational exchange.
Our mission
To support the journey of young people — especially young women — in becoming leaders and agents of change in the pursuit of more inclusive, equal and just societies.
How we work
Inclusive
We design safe and welcoming spaces and adapt our work to different experiences and barriers.
Collaborative
We work with communities, civil society, educators, institutions and European partners.
Purposeful
Activities connect to a clear social purpose and to changes that participants can use in practice.
Transparent
We communicate openly, use evidence and treat learning as part of responsible project delivery.
Our approach
Our work is designed by and for young people. Participation, inclusion, gender equality, the do-no-harm principle and a clear purpose are built into the process from the beginning.
We combine non-formal education with project design, monitoring, evaluation and learning. This allows us to connect engaging activities with stronger evidence, practical outputs and accountable implementation.
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We contribute feminist and youth leadership, gender-responsive design, project management, learning and evaluation, and practical educational methods.