Representing Europe’s youth
We are the voice of young people in Europe, standing up for their rights and striving for societies where young people are empowered and are encouraged to achieve their fullest potential as global citizens.
Our latest actions
European Youth Capital 2027: We have a winner!
Parmigiano Reggiano, Prosciutto, Giuseppe Verdi and now....European Youth Capital. You guessed it right! Parma has been awarded the European Youth Capital 2027 title. The theme? Think Italian piazza vibes, but make it modern, inclusive and packed with purpose.
Walking the COP or not?
At COP29 in Baku, leaders finally reached an agreement on climate finance—but it fell far short of what’s needed. Wealthier countries, including the EU, failed to take bold steps to support vulnerable populations and phase out fossil fuels. The European Youth Forum stands with youth activists worldwide, demanding real accountability and policies that prioritize future generations and the planet over empty promises.
The European Youth Forum in numbers
Over 100 members
Democratic elections every 2 years
Outreach to 25 million young people
What do we care about?
Our work is centred on what matters most to young people. Explore more below!
Latest news
Walking the COP or not?
At COP29 in Baku, leaders finally reached an agreement on climate finance—but it fell far short of what’s needed. Wealthier countries, including the EU, failed to take bold steps to support vulnerable populations and phase out fossil fuels. The European Youth Forum stands with youth activists worldwide, demanding real accountability and policies that prioritize future generations and the planet over empty promises.
Board Statement: Young people in Georgia deserve free and fair elections
The European Youth Forum condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the interference with the electoral process in Georgia facilitated by the ruling Georgian Dream party. We call for free and fair national elections to be reorganised in Georgia and reiterate our support for Georgia's European integration.
Joint Statement: Protect Europe’s Interns!
Together with the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) we urge Member States to not accept the current version of the Traineeship Directive, rather to return to the drawing board and work on legislation that is fit for purpose. Read our joint statement to find out why!