On 29-30 April the European Youth Week celebrations will bring together young people and youth stakeholders in a European event held in Brussels at the European Parliament.
Day 1 will feature:
Launch event on the European Parliament esplanade
Workshops and discussions organised by various thematic Directorates-General of the European Commission and a number of partners on multilingualism, the EU space programme, integration, democracy and more
First Youth Stakeholders platform under the new EU Youth Strategy
Guided tours in the House of European History
Guided bicycle tours in Brussels
Award ceremony of the Spinelli Prize
Live-screening from the Spitzenkandidaten (candidates for European Commission President) debate in Maastricht
Day 2 will feature:
“This time I’m voting” debate by the European Parliament
Flagship event “Democracy and me” with European Commissioner for Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Tibor Navracsics
Break-out sessions on elections, environment, youth participation, inclusion, free movement, future Erasmus programme, social innovation and more
Flagship event on the European Solidarity Corps
Break-out sessions on volunteering opportunities, new world of work, Erasmus+ virtual exchanges, Erasmus for young Entrepreneurs and more
During both days, participants will have an opportunity to visit a “Market square” with stands from various Directorates-General, Eurodesk, European Youth Card association and more and a pop-up cinema screening #EUandME videos.
Yo!Fest organised by the European Youth Forum will take place on Tuesday with activities on the European Parliament’s esplanade and culminating with a concert in the evening.
Detailed programme and registration link will be published on the 20th of March!
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