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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.
It's time to... Walk the COP! | COP29
Walk the COP 🌍🌟 It's time to really implement the policies to fight the climate crisis. Which ones? We have a few ideas... Here’s how we can Walk the COP: finance the Global South, phase out fossil fuels, protect human rights, and support vulnerable communities... 🌿🌟
European Youth Capital 2027: Who’s it gonna be?
When you think about cities in Europe full of opportunities for young people, Chișinău, Fuenlabrada, Málaga, Parma, and Skopje should come to mind! These are the European Youth Capital 2027 finalists. Soon, one of them will emerge. So let’s dive into what makes them standout for young people.
Lviv European Youth Capital 2025: A story of resilience in times of war
As war continues in Ukraine, Lviv has emerged as a symbol of resilience and hope for young people. Soon to enter its year as European Youth Capital, the city is using this opportunity to showcase the strength and determination of its young residents.
Don’t Let Erasmus+ Fall Short: Support the main EU programme for young people
The Council of the EU recently reached an agreement concerning its position for the 2025 General Budget of the Union. This position includes a proposal to cut €295 million to the Erasmus+ Programme. This reduction would have severe consequences for young people across Europe.
Young people and global action at the 2024 Summit of the Future
At the Summit of the Future, world leaders adopted the Pact for the Future and the Declaration on Future Generations, focused on young people’s role in global decision-making and dived into our recommendation for a UN Convention on Youth Rights and the Youth Progress Index.