Running for Sdružení 2026
The council should reflect the different generations of the town's residents. Involving young people in public life brings new perspectives on issues that affect the municipality's future. Intergenerational cooperation can contribute to balanced decision-making and the town's long-term development.
One of the long-term challenges of smaller towns is young people leaving for study or job opportunities. It's important to create conditions that allow them to keep their bond with the place they come from and possibly return in the future. An active community and opportunities to get involved in town life can be one of the factors that influence this trend
A town's development also rests on openness to new ideas. But it also makes sense to build on successful activities, keep developing them and at the same time look for solutions to the new challenges the town will face in the coming years.
I study Law and Legal Science at the Faculty of Law of Západočeská univerzita. I come from Krásná Lípa and I've long been involved in supporting young people's participation in public life. While studying at Gymnázium Rumburk I revived and led the school parliament, served as a delegate of Česká středoškolská unie and helped found Studentský parlament Ústeckého kraje, of which I'm now the coordinator. I'm also a member of the Youth Panel of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, which represents the interests of the young generation and pushes for greater involvement of young people in decision-making, especially in regions with more difficult conditions. In my public work I focus mainly on education, youth participation and support for civic engagement. I believe the future of the region also depends on whether young people get the chance to actively take part in its development.
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.
