We enable young people to discuss European issues directly with decision-makers from politics, business, the media and culture. We regularly invite young people and European personalities to the family atmosphere of the Paulinenhof in Berlin-Mitte.
For almost ten years, the Schwarzkopf Foundation Young Europe, supported by Berliner Sparkasse, has honored young people with the Margot Friedländer Prize for their commitment to remembrance culture and their stand against antisemitism and racism. Now, we turn our attention to the prize’s namesake herself: on June 11, we will screen the moving documentary Don't Call It Heimweh at the Babylon Cinema, which follows Margot Friedländer’s return to Berlin.
We are delighted to invite you to the event ‘Driven away yesterday, silenced today’. The event will take place on Thursday, 19 June 2025 at 5 p.m. at the Schwarzkopf Foundation Young Europe.
We warmly invite you to celebrate with us, our youth networks and partner organizations. The program includes workshops, music and an award ceremony - all about Europe and young people.