
About Younion
A secondary-school platform that actually works
Younion connects secondary schools and their students: accounts linked to the school, challenges, posts, rankings and moderation. Built for education and competition — starting in Poland, open to Europe later.
What we stand for
Four ideas that shape how the platform works every day — for directors, teachers and students who want a serious school network.
School control and student accounts
Every student account is linked to a school. Admins moderate; the school pays; students never see behavioural ads in the feed.
Competition that motivates
Challenges and rankings reward activity so students and schools climb a clear leaderboard — healthy rivalry, not influencer culture.
Youth voice in practice
Your Voice lets schools draft challenges and civic appeals; admins moderate for safety; anyone can read them without an account.
Local first, then wider
Year one focuses on Suwałki and Polish secondary schools. The same product can grow into a European school network when schools are ready.
How Younion works
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School profiles
Every school registers with its country and name — clear identity in the directory for students and peers.
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One shared school space
The feed treats participating schools as one network. Students post, complete challenges and build threads with other schools.
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Moderated initiatives for everyone
Submissions go to the admin panel. Approved petitions land on a public board — readable by anyone, with no login required.
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Rankings and engagement
Activity earns points. Schools and students compete on a live board — the reason directors invest in the platform.
Built for school collaboration
School context, rankings and supporter lists make cooperation and competition visible — for students, educators and anyone exploring the network.
For each approved initiative, schools can generate a story-ready graphic with a QR code and share it on Instagram or TikTok — so conversations continue outside Younion too.
Join the network
Register your secondary school or browse public petitions already live on Your Voice.