Projects

Discussion on European Defence Policy on NATO’s Eastern Flank

On 21 January 2025, a public discussion on European defence policy on NATO’s eastern flank took place at the French Institute in Latvia. The event was organised by the French Institute and the French Embassy in Latvia in cooperation with LATO, the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in the

Project “FRONTLINE – Baltic Youth for Security”

From May to September 2024, LATO, in cooperation with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in the Baltic states, “Club “The House”, and the Riga Stradiņš University student media “Skaļāk”, implemented the project “FRONTLINE – Baltic Youth for Security”, within which a podcast on security issues in the Baltic

Participation in an EU Foresight Project

In 2024, LATO participated as a partner in the Foresight project implemented by “Visegrad Insight”, focusing on the analysis of future development scenarios for European Union policies. Within the project, LATO engaged in expert discussions and collaborative activities with policymakers and researchers from Central Europe

Project “From Latvia to Kyrgyzstan: Education for All”

“From Latvia to Kyrgyzstan: Education for All” is a project implemented by LATO youth organisation YATA Latvia within the framework of the “LAPAS Connects” initiative by the Latvian Platform for Development Cooperation (LAPAS). The project aims to raise awareness about how regional and gender inequality

Project “Latgale = Latvia” – Empowering Young People in Latgale

From 18 to 20 September 2024, youth representatives from YATA Latvia visited schools in several towns and cities across the Latgale region to meet students and inspire them through personal stories about civic engagement and different opportunities for growth and development. “Latgale = Latvia” is a

Baltic Pulse: Resilience, Hope, and Action in a Time of War

On April 11 The Latvian Transatlantic Organisation, in cooperation with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung and with support of the State Chancellery of the Republic of Latvia organized a discussion “Baltic Pulse: Resilience, Hope, and Action in a Time of War” on the findings of recent