Our Project Series
Our project series offer you the opportunity to work more intensively on current European topics and gain your own practical experience. You will receive advice from experts and speak with politicians and activists.
Our project series offer you the opportunity to work more intensively on current European topics and gain your own practical experience. You will receive advice from experts and speak with politicians and activists.
In the framework of the PEGAP Project “Under Pressure”, we are exploring innovative methods of gamification and peer-education to counter polarisation and disinformation.
Since 2009, we are active in both general and vocational schools with our peer-project in order to establish a youth-compatible and interactive room for dialogue on Europe that fosters participation-orientated learn-and teaching culture which includes Young People in their education process.
In the project we train you to become an election worker in the European Elections 2019. You are not only going to discuss your questions about Europe but also learn how to run a polling station.
Our participation dialogues bring you together with politicians and activists. You can ask questions, get tips, develop your own political demands and effectively communicate your results.
Every year our young media makers report live from the German-Dutch Forum and interview the two Foreign Ministers on current European issues. Learn here how you can join them. Read more
Our peer trainers have developed a new workshop on media education in cooperation with experts from the countries of the Eastern Partnership and Russia. Find the guidelines here.
During the school project days, young people with and without experiences of displacement between the ages of 15 and 21 shoot short films on the subject of change. Learn more.
As part of the German chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), our peer trainers from all over Europe developed educational materials in German, English and Russian on the subject of security.
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Together with the Leo Baeck Institute – New York| Berlin 2018, the Young Jury of the Margot-Friedländer-Prize was able to try and develop pedagogical material for youth-compatible usage of the online-calendar of the Project1938.
The Schwarzkopf Foundation supports the youth conference bringing Young People with and without migration background together to develop integrative projects in their communities.
The project combines football with European educational work and brings together Young people to discuss current political and European issues.
Debate contributions from the young media makers at the German-Dutch Forum on the subjects of migration and integration in Europe.
Videos of young People in two european countries who are active in their society and make an Iimpact.
“Mr. Steinmeier, which Europe would you like to live in?” A conversation between our young media team and Frank-Walter Steinmeier at the German-Dutch Forum 2017.
Students and trainees of the Burgstraße Vocational School (Hamburg), from the participation dialogue, making their demands for the 2017 Bundestag election.
“Mr. Koenders, what role do German-Dutch relations play in the context of Europe?” A conversation between our young media team and Bert Koenders, then Foreign Minister of the Netherlands, at the German-Dutch Forum 2017.
The students of the Louis-Baare Vocational College (Bochum) from the participation dialogue, making their demands for the 2017 Bundestag election.
The students of the Max Beckmann High School (Berlin) from the participation dialogue, are making their demands for the 2017 Bundestag election.
This short video is used as an introduction to the discussion and is part of the seminar material on the topic of security. Do we have to restrict our freedoms to ensure safety? How do we want to preserve and promote freedom and security in the future?