The European Youth Forum is moving house!
With the new year comes new beginnings, and today we're saying farewell to our old house on Rue Joseph II. After nearly 20 years in our current home, we're very excited to be starting the next chapter at our new office, in:
Mundo J,
Rue de l’Industrie 10,
1000 Brussels,
Belgium
We ask you to bare with us over the next two days as we get everything moved over - our phones will be down until our new system is up and running on Monday morning, January 12th, but the entire secretariat will be reachable by email as normal.
Though we're sad to say goodbye to the historic house, we're excited about starting a new chapter in our new building - along with a whole host of fantastic organisations who work there. Here's to the next decades spent working #ForYouthRights!
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