The YO!Village is shaping up!
In less than a week, the YO!Fest is coming back to Brussels for its 6th edition on the Esplanade of the European Parliament
Taking place in different tents, the YO!Village will be hosting political debates, workshops and live music, making the YO!Village a vibrant space full of energy and exchanges between young people from all over Europe.
All around the YO!Village, the participants will be invited to visit stands run by youth organisations, institutional and civil society partners. There will be a diverse mix of interactive activities, workshops and quizzes.
The Magic Mirrors and the Erasmus+ tent debate spaces are designed for creativity, discussion and interaction. During the day, these venues will host debates, workshops and roundtables where young people will take the floor to express their views and exchange ideas on themes such as European values, development, inclusion, education and youth work. You can find more info here about the activities which will be held there.
The YO!Café will be a place to meet other participants, engage in spontaneous discussions and also enjoy a wide variety of fresh food and drinks served by some local providers (Momos’ Pizza, La Piadina and HopDog).
The YO!Fest is now only days away, see you soon in Brussels !
Find more information YO!Fest website www.yofest.eu
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Register to the debates:
High level debate Youth and the City on local youth participation.
The YO!Talks on youth participation :
NB: There will be free wifi on the whole area of the YO!Village
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