“My country, our world in 2030” essay contest

written by INFO, DOC Research Institute

What do you foresee for your country and our world in 2030? Write an essay and win a scholarship for a Summer School of your choice…

Republic of Serbia becomes Erasmus+ Programme country

written by INFO, Erasmus+

Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, Tibor Navracsics, and the Minister for Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia, Mladen Šarčević, have signed an agreement upgrading Serbia’s participation in the Erasmus+ programme…

European Youth Week 2019

written by INFO, European Youth Portal

We are excited to announce the dates for the next European
Youth Week! It will take place all across Europe from 29 April to 5 May 2019 with the topic “Democracy and me”…

Your Vision of Europe in 2050!

written by INFO, Imagine Europe

Imagine Europe is an idea contest inviting everyone (all ages & nationalities) to present their vision of Europe in 2050 in a short written and video-recorded pitch.

How young people are learning skills and shaping demand to tackle climate change

written by Narek Mirzoyan, European Youth Press

Recent years have seen an increasing focus on greenhouse gases. This phenomenon influenced our climate and we can both see and feel the effects of climate change in our global environment…

Nordic Youth Media Days 2019

written by INFO, Nordic Press Association

What kind of stories and perspectives on migration are you missing in media today? Bring those story ideas and your media skills to Stockholm in March and be ready to set diversity on the agenda…

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