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Mitigating AI threats
Artificial Intelligence enables computers to perform human-like tasks and generative AI can create new content. But technology is never neutral: AI brings risks for the environment and safety, making it vital that these technologies align with our values. Read the motion to find out more.
Together with the youth of Serbia against escalating repression and youth rights violations
Youth rights in Serbia are under sustained attack, with peaceful youth mobilisation met by repression since November 2024. This reflects democratic backsliding, weakened youth participation and security, and tests Europe’s commitment to human rights, rule of law and democracy. Read the motion to find out more.
AI is already in Schools. Now What? A necessary change in European education
Artificial intelligence has already transformed education across Europe, with young people widely using generative AI tools. Yet schools have largely failed to respond, while AI’s impacts on environment, mental health, media and society remain underdiscussed.
Reclaiming Our Future: Youth at the Heart of Pension Systems
Pension systems are long-term social contracts that will shape the lives of today’s young people. Yet, young people remain largely excluded from these discussions, despite having the greatest long-term stake. Read the motion to find out more.
Sustainable logistics: Moving efficiently, resiliently and in a climate-friendly way
Logistics is the backbone of the global economy, connecting producers, retailers and consumers, but also drives emissions, land use, noise and social challenges. Sustainable logistics means greener supply chains, quality jobs, fair conditions and climate justice.
Strengthening the EU Youth Strategy and the EU Youth Dialogue
With the current EU Youth Strategy 2019-2027 coming to a close, the next 2028 EU Youth Strategy must move from ambition to delivery - ensuring that youth participation, mainstreaming and support translate into real impact on young people’s lives. This paper sets out how to achieve this through a stronger strategic framework, clearer governance of participation mechanisms, and a more effective EU Youth Dialogue.