Project „NEW Schuman Declaration - Cross-Generational Conversation about a NEW Europe“ enables young Europeans to look to the future from the perspective of the past and the historical experience of their fathers and grandfathers through presentations, talks, debates, interactive games and the creation of authorial texts. The aim of the project is to promote knowledge of European history and to raise awareness of the transition to democracy in Central and Eastern Europe (1990) and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (2000). Schuman's declaration focused on the combined production of coal and steel because they were used to make weapons. 70 years later, coal is again the mass of negotiations, but now as a danger to the climate and human health. According to the latest Eurobarometer survey, climate change is at the top of the list for the first time. One in three respondents (32%) wants the EP to set the fight against climate change as its highest priority. It ranks first for young people in Poland and Spain, second in Bulgaria and 4th in Greece (№1 is the fight against poverty). Talking to contemporaries of the Schuman Declaration of 1950, the accession of their countries to the EU and the changes in Central and Eastern Europe since 1990, young people will complement the history textbooks with the experiences of "ordinary" people. They will also read the full text of the Schuman Declaration, which everyone has heard of, but few have read. At the end of the conversation, a flash mob was held - against the background of footage from the event in May 1950, the Declaration on the Establishment of the European Coal and Steel Community was read - the first step towards the EU. Attendees perform the Anthem of Europe accompanied by an orchestra / musician. Exactly on May 9 we will announce a competition for essays and drawings "MY DECLARATION OF SCHUMAN". The competition is a model for returning to the "roots", a chance to realize how connected we are, no matter which European country we live in today, that solidarity and movement in a common direction give us strength and perspective. Through the essays of participants from four Member States in the competition, we will gather the thoughts of dozens of young people - the views of the "people of the future" who will work tomorrow in and for the EU. We will unite the strongest messages in them in the final document of the project, which we will provide to the national representations of the EP and the EC and to the MEPs. We rely on an innovative method - the puzzle room "Europe from legend to day", in this case doubly innovative because it is educational in nature. Young volunteers will take part in its creation and dissemination. The competitions in this puzzle room are a way to permanently memorize what has been learned about European history from antiquity through the creation of the European Union to its present state. The final event will be the International Conference in Pleven on May 9, 2022, with a Panel Discussion on "The Schuman Declaration and the Future of the EU". A wide range of participants will be invited to participate in the project - from different generations, positive about the EU, but also Eurosceptics. The online versions of the activities give a chance for students with special educational needs and people with disabilities to participate as well. In all activities we will rely on experienced and new volunteers.