Les jeunes ont droit à ...

Des emplois de qualité et l'inclusion sociale

Nous estimons que tous les jeunes ont le droit d’avoir un travail qui soit équitable, sûr, et libre de toute discrimination.

Pouvoir trouver un emploi de qualité et avoir accès à tous les droits sociaux est essentiel pour que les jeunes puissent pleinement participer à la société, être autonomes et éviter les pièges de la pauvreté et de l’exclusion sociale. Le Forum européen de la Jeunesse lutte en faveur d’une Europe plus sociale où les jeunes peuvent avoir pleinement accès à une éducation de qualité, à des emplois de qualité, à la protection sociale, à des logements abordables, à des soins de santé, libres de toute discrimination.

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Déclaration

EU budget: a rude awakening for youth

22. 07. 2020
Yesterday EU leaders celebrated the end of a historic Council meeting. After the second longest negotiations ever in the history of the EU, Member States were able to find an agreement on both Next Generation EU - the new EU funding instrument to support the post COVID-19 recovery, and the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2021-27, the EU’s seven-year budget. 
Sujets
The Future of Europe, 
Stronger youth organisations, 
Social and Economic Inclusion, 
Investment in youth, 
EU Solidarity Corps
Publication

The European Youth Blueprint To Recovery

We, the young generation, might not be the most hit by the COVID-19 health crisis, but its consequences will form our disadvantage for decades to come, if no measures are taken. Since the beginning of the crisis, the European Youth Forum has worked to ensure that no young person was left behind and that youth organisations were supported in their solidarity actions. With this European Youth Blueprint to Recovery, we present a series of policy recommendations aiming at influencing the institutional response to the crisis.
Sujets
#YouthRights, 
Sustainable development, 
Youth Guarantee, 
The Future of Europe, 
Social and Economic Inclusion, 
Investment in youth, 
Youth Policy
Actu

June2030, the game.

19. 07. 2019
Have you ever thought about what the lives of today’s young people look like? What would your life look like if you were attending high school, university, looking for a flat, an internship or your first job?
Sujets
#YouthRights, 
Sustainable development, 
Youth participation, 
Vote at 16, 
The Youth Forum at the UN, 
Education, 
Social and Economic Inclusion, 
Quality Internships, 
Migration, 
Investment in youth
Publication

The Future of Work and Youth

The world of work is changing, shaped by four global megatrends: globalisation, climate change, demographic changes, and technological advancements. Each megatrend brings its own unique challenges for young people and the future of work, as well as some opportunities. With the potential of these megatrends to shape the type of work that is required, the type of work that is available, and who undertakes it and how, there is a need to reflect on the role and value of work in society and in people’s lives.
Sujets
The Future of Europe, 
Social and Economic Inclusion
Actu

The future of work we want!

04. 03. 2019
an’t always predict the future. But we can shape the future of work we want! The European Youth Forum’s new report being launched today, The Future of Work and Youth, responds to these challenges, putting forward solutions to on how to rethink ‘work’ in our society and on how to design a new labour market that works for everyone. 
Sujets
Sustainable development, 
The Future of Europe, 
Social and Economic Inclusion
Déclaration

European Youth to EU leaders: Invest in our present AND our future!

13. 12. 2018
The European Council, EU Heads of State and Government, meet in Brussels today. Among other things on their agenda is the EU’s budget for the next 7 years. The European Youth Forum calls on EU leaders to invest in youth and demonstrate a strong commitment to a fairer and more sustainable Europe.
Sujets
Youth participation, 
Social and Economic Inclusion, 
Investment in youth
Actu

Listen up EU Ministers: We need a more transparent and fair labour market for all

20. 06. 2018
On 21 June, all EU Ministers of Employment and Social Affairs will meet to discuss two key initiatives: the European Commission’s proposal for a Directive on Transparent and Predictable Working Conditions and the Directive on Work Life Balance. The European Youth Forum urges Member States to overcome their respective differences and reach an agreement on both Directives.
Sujets
Social and Economic Inclusion

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