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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.

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And the winner is: Tromsø European Youth Capital 2026
European Youth Capital

And the winner is: Tromsø European Youth Capital 2026

Breaking news Tromsø has been awarded the European Youth Capital 2026 title. Not only is Tromsø the “youngest city” in Norway, with almost 50% of its inhabitants under 35 years old, but also a city of 140 nationalities. So get ready for a fresh and diverse 2026 European Youth Capital experience. Get ready to meet the True North ❄️

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The European Youth Forum in numbers

Over 100 members

Democratic elections every 2 years

Outreach to 25 million young people

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Our work is centred on what matters most to young people. Explore more below!

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Sustainable development

all we need is less ⎸ COP28

News - 30/11/2023

All We Need Is Less! 🌍🌟 We need to use less stuff and be kind to our planet! Dive into our journey to COP28 in Dubai, showing everyone how important it is to stop using too much and start protecting our world 🌿🌟

European Youth Capital

And the winner is: Tromsø European Youth Capital 2026

News - 27/11/2023

Breaking news Tromsø has been awarded the European Youth Capital 2026 title. Not only is Tromsø the “youngest city” in Norway, with almost 50% of its inhabitants under 35 years old, but also a city of 140 nationalities. So get ready for a fresh and diverse 2026 European Youth Capital experience. Get ready to meet the True North ❄️

Youth organisations

Safeguarding National Youth Councils and Guaranteeing the Stability of Youth Policy in Europe

Publication - 17/11/2023

National Youth Councils all across Europe have always proven to be indispensable partners in the field of youth policy. The European Youth Forum and its member organisations categorically oppose any attempts to overtake and replace self-organised, youth-led, democratically elected and independent National Youth Councils with any other parallel structures that have been established without consulting the aforementioned National Youth Councils.