At the 2026 Acceleration Week for Global Youth Development, Nilson Junior Florentino from Brazil, Director of Interdepartmental Youth Public Policy at the Brazilian Youth Secretariat, introduced the Solidarity Youth Platform — a government-led initiative designed to connect youth engagement with public policy initiatives, funding, and community action. The platform moves beyond the digital space, encouraging young people to take real action in their neighborhoods and territories, breaking the individualism that often isolates youth and fostering a sense of collective responsibility. By connecting institutions and volunteers willing to participate in community programs, the platform promotes active citizenship and empowers young people to defend democracy, multilateralism, and peace.