Young people contribute to European cohesion and play a crucial role in shaping European societies.
That is why youth and young adults are the focus of our work. As participants, trainers and multipliers, they shape our programmes. Our offers are oriented around topics and questions that are most important to them.
For us, promoting youth participation means that:
We reach out to young people from all over Europe. By young people, we include people aged between 14 and 29, regardless of nationality, race, religion, ethnicity, gender or sexuality, socio-economic or educational background, including people with disabilities, from LGBTIQ+ communities, with refugee and migration histories, Jews, Sinti and Roma, Muslims, and BIPoC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour).
To keep the promise of youth participation, we maintain an open and close dialogue with young people all over Europe. The youth bodies of our various networks are continuously involved so that their perspectives and feedback are incorporated into our offers, educational approaches and formats.