The Arab Spring was a revolutionary wave of demonstrations, violent and non-violent protests that changed the face of the North Africa and Middle East from 2010 onwards. The first spark was lit in Tunisia, and in the next few years it spread throughout the region, bringing downfall to regimes in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen, and affecting a number of others, including Jordan, Syria, Morocco etc.
The organisation Invisible Children was founded in 2004 by three filmmakers Jason Russell, Bobby Bailey and Lauren Poole to raise awareness and bring to justice Kony who was the leader of the Lords Resistance Army…
With a network of national coordinators connected to over 1.000 local information providers through Eurodesk Centres in 36 European countries, Eurodesk is the main source of information on European opportunities for young people…
Are you 18-30 years and involved in activities to fight climate change? Create a 3-minute film in one of the following categories: Land, Biodiversity, Climate…
In view of forthcoming EU elections (May 23-26) Twitter set new rules to face the challenge of foreign interference. It will stop political ads coming from non-EU based accounts…
Share pictures illustrating how celebrating cultural heritage contributes to happy and peaceful societies…
EU regional policy helps to boost small and medium-sized enterprises, improve transport links and brings broadband connections to remote regions, invests in a cleaner environment and improves education and skills…
Reaching out to young people and making their voices heard is at the core of the “New Narrative for Europe” project. Through debates, videos and online discussions, young Europeans have the chance to say what Europe should look like in the future…
Smarts-Up (financed by EUROPEAN SOCIAL FUND) is a project for supporting young people with disabilities in the age between 18 and 30 on their way to working life…
