The political turn was made significant with escalation of protests and smaller green parties joining forces with activists.

"[5] The most prominent figures in the platform are current members of Croatian parliament: Tomislav Tomašević, Sandra Benčić, Vilim Matula, with Mima Simić first Croatian out LGBTIQ+ political candidate, Urša Neda Raukar-Gamulin (prominent actor), Danijela Dolenec (academic) and Teodor Celakoski (cultural worker).

The platform describes itself as very diverse, "formed in February 2017 by citizens from all walks of life (activists, cultural workers, trade unionists, social entrepreneurs etc., many of whom have been previously active for years in social movements in Zagreb)[5] and different from existing parties in aiming to build a "new politics based on the principles of wide participation, inclusiveness and openness".

as a national political platform (including similar grass-root and movement based initiatives) for the 2019 EU elections.

presented a joint program and lists of candidates including other coalition partners (New Left, Sustainable Development of Croatia, Workers' Front and For the City).