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Rights don't stop when you turn 18

29. 05. 2019
Council of Europe issues recommendation on supporting young refugees in transition to adulthood Member States of the Council of Europe should continue to provide support to young refugees, even after they turn 18 years old. This was the Committee of Ministers recommendation, adopted last month on 24 April, aimed at supporting young refugees in transition to adulthood.
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#YouthRights
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Open Letter of the European Youth Forum to Ministers of Foreign Affairs

On behalf of over 100 national and international youth networks that represent millions of young people, the European Youth Forum calls on Ministries of Foreign Affairs to guarantee that the Youth Sector of the Council of Europe remains in the ordinary budget of the organisation.
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#YouthRights, 
The Future of Europe, 
Stronger youth organisations, 
Youth Policy
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Look at Youth!

08. 05. 2019
Tomorrow, on 9 May, European Union leaders will gather in Sibiu, Romania for the so-called Sibiu Summit, supposed to discuss the future of our Union. On behalf of tens of millions of young people from all over Europe, the European Youth Forum would like to remind the following to the European Commission and the Heads of State and Government across Europe.
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Sustainable development, 
The Future of Europe, 
Education, 
Investment in youth
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Debate-Watching Party Guidelines

The Maastricht Debate will be watched all over Europe. Why not get involved by joining in one of the many watch parties near you - or even organise your own! To bring the European debate to every corner of Europe, we encourage you to mobilise your own networks and organise events with your own local organisations, schools, universities, National Youth Council or even just your group of friends. Here are our ideas and guidelines to organising your own watch party.
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Youth participation
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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.
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The Future of Europe, 
Social and Economic Inclusion
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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

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