Representatives of the Creative Society project took part in the Youth Changemakers Forum held at the UN Office in Vienna. The event, organized in collaboration with the European Network of Filipino Diaspora (ENFiD), the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWPI), and the United Nations Correspondents Association Vienna (UNCAV), focused on the role of youth in sustainable development, environmental sustainability, and cultural preservation.

The forum brought together students, young professionals, and activists from around the world to discuss key questions:
- How can youth use their skills to drive sustainable development?
- How can digital media amplify social impact?
- What role do young people play in shaping a better future?
At the forum, Creative Society participants:
- Shared insights on the climate crisis and gave a brief report on the climate situation.
- Engaged in meaningful discussions with participants, asked important questions to speakers, and exchanged ideas on addressing environmental challenges.
- Participated in an interview, emphasizing the importance of global collaboration in overcoming climate issues.

Among the forum speakers were:
- Marison Rodriguez, Chair of ENFiD
- Dr. Jane Gerardo-Abaya, President of the Philippine Austrian Cultural and Educational Society
- Abdalla Sharief, President of the United Nations Correspondents Association Vienna
- Jay-vee Marasigan Pangan, Independent Multimedia Journalist
- Jacob Sule, Founder of iReadtoLive
- Daisy Whitby, Volunteer Coordinator at Fresh Futures
- L’ubica Magnusson, President of the Slovak Chapter of WFWP
- Dr. Heide Steigenberger, Coordinator of the Austrian Youth Strategy
- Veronika Ebner, PhD Student at the University of Vienna
- Halime Akturk and Ron David Butler, Journalist-Filmmakers
- Dr. Reysa Alenzuela, Session Moderator

The forum marked an important step in strengthening collaboration between youth and international organizations. Participants believe that only by joining forces can we build a sustainable and harmonious future for all.