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Future Visions Association

Future Visions is a Tunisian non-profit association founded by ambitious young people in 2017. Our mission is to empower and uplift young individuals by equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge, and opportunities, therefore enabling them to actively participate in decision-making processes and drive effective and innovative solutions. Our aim is to integrate youth into public, political, and economic life, fostering a more inclusive and prosperous society.

Vision Statement

Creating an inspiring, innovative, and socially impactful youth environment.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to empower and uplift young individuals by providing them with the skills, knowledge, and opportunities needed to actively participate in decision-making processes and develop effective, innovative solutions.

Values

Excellence: we aspire to be the best in our initiatives. Innovation: fostering a culture of innovation and creative thinking to tackle challenges. Inclusivity: we are committed to being inclusive in our work to reach all young people. Integrity: maintaining honesty, transparency, and ethical behavior in all interactions and activities. Social Impact: commitment to making a positive and meaningful difference in society. By the youth, for the youth: from conception to realization, we are proud to be a youth-led organization.

Our Team

The team of Future Vision consists of a group of committed professionals: SeifAllah Ben Salem acts as the President, Mohamed Yassine Ben Abdelkrim serves as the Treasurer, Lamiss Khalfallah fulfills the role of Secretary General, Latifa Bargou is the Financial Officer, and Amel Lagha is our Project Coordinator.

Our Partners

We are proud to collaborate with our partners, including the Ministry of Education and the University of Sousse.

Observation of the 2019 Legislative and Presidential Elections

In 2019, Future Visions conducted an observation project for the Legislative and Presidential Elections in Sousse, focusing on governance and democracy. Supported by donors such as I Watch and the Swiss Embassy, the project ran from September 1 to October 31, 2019. It involved 40 observers from Future Visions, 5 delegations from the Sousse region, and covered 12 polling stations.

Community Action Plans for Accountable Local Governments: CAP Sousse

The 'Community Action Plans for Accountable Local Governments: CAP Sousse' project, focusing on governance and democracy, was carried out in Sousse. Supported by donors I Watch and MEPI, the project ran from July 1, 2020, to September 30, 2020. It aimed to create a community action plan for the Sousse municipality, addressing challenges faced by the municipal council, civil society, and citizens.

GOVisions

The 'GOVisions' project, focusing on participatory governance, was carried out in Sousse from April 1, 2021, to November 30, 2021. Funded by I Watch and MEPI, the project aimed to enhance transparency and access to information at the local level while strengthening participatory governance. It targeted municipalities, civil society organizations, and youth, including students from the universities of Sousse and Monastir. Key outcomes included training sessions on the access to information law for associations, young citizens, and students; meetings with municipalities; the creation of a 30-page guide on access to information; and the launch of the 'LaboVisions' project in collaboration with the universities of Sousse and Monastir.

Democratic Journey: Acting Against the Shrinking Civic Space

The 'Democratic Journey: Acting Against the Shrinking Civic Space' project, funded by Oxfam and the EU, took place in Sousse from September 15, 2022, to February 15, 2023. The project achieved several key results: it featured interviews and video recordings with 10 associations, developed an interactive website on political and legal issues, and produced three podcasts covering civil society topics such as health, environment, and youth. Additionally, the project organized three 'Visions Circles' round tables with 76 young people to discuss societal issues and provided training for the association's team in financial management, fundraising, risk management, and design thinking.

YOUTH-LUCC

The 'YOUTH-LUCC' project, supported by GIZ, focused on youth, integrity, and anti-corruption in Tunisia. Running from November 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023, the project aimed to enhance transparency and promote an anti-corruption culture among young people. Key outcomes included producing five videos on combating corruption, creating the 'EL VAR' game for engaging anti-corruption education, and developing a web platform for educational content. The project also organized the 'Dictée Géante 2.0,' a trilingual competition on anti-corruption, provided training on anti-corruption and access to information for 30 youth from various regions, and hosted the 'YOUTH-LUCC Gallery' competition to encourage artistic and literary expressions on anti-corruption.

Summer School

Future Visions offers a dynamic Summer School program during the summer holidays for young people aged 13 to 25. The program covers web development, graphic design, and communication, aiming to enhance participants' skills and explore new interests. Led by dedicated volunteers, the sessions provide valuable practical learning and personal development opportunities. In 2022, the program had 15 beneficiaries, 31 in 2023, and 22 in 2024.

Visions Circles

'Visions Circles' is an initiative by Future Visions that offers discussion circles for young people to explore and debate societal issues. These sessions are designed to foster free expression and mutual respect, enabling participants to share diverse perspectives. The goal is to stimulate creativity, critical thinking, and the development of practical solutions. By promoting open dialogue, 'Visions Circles' helps participants enhance their communication skills and prepares them to become thoughtful and effective leaders.

The Giant Dictation

Launched in 2019 in partnership with the Ministry of Education, 'The Giant Dictation' is a trilingual dictation competition conducted in Arabic, English, and French. It brings together students from various regions across Tunisia. Each edition of the competition introduces a new theme and has expanded from a governorate level to a national scale. The event goes beyond the competition, offering an immersive educational experience with artistic performances and is organized by young volunteers. It promotes cultural exchange and fosters cooperation between schools throughout Tunisia.

Visions Round

'Visions Round' explores the achievements and impact of civil society organizations in Tunisia. Through visits, interviews, surveys, and discussions, this initiative provides insights into various projects and their effects on local communities. The goal is to share inspiring stories of successes and challenges faced by these organizations while fostering networks and collaborations to promote positive and sustainable change within Tunisian society.

'EL VAR' Game

To raise awareness about combating corruption among young people, Future Visions developed the 'EL VAR' game. Aimed at individuals aged 13 and up, this engaging group game addresses corruption-related topics through fun and relatable scenarios. It simplifies complex concepts to foster ethical reflection and instill values of integrity and civic responsibility. 'EL VAR' is designed to prepare the next generation to actively contribute to a more equitable and ethical society.