Starting next Monday, the European Youth Week (24-30 May) will host various events and inspiring sessions across Europe focusing on the theme “Our future in our hands”.
The European Youth Week creates a space for young people to discuss relevant topics, contribute to initiatives, and learn more about EU opportunities in the field of youth. Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, will participate in a panel debate on Wednesday May 26, 2021.
Starting next Monday, the European Youth Week (24-30 May) will host various events and inspiring sessions across Europe focusing on the theme “Our future in our hands”. The European Youth Week creates a space for young people to discuss relevant topics, contribute to initiatives, and learn more about EU opportunities in the field of youth.
Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, will participate in a panel debate on Wednesday May 26 and respond to young people’s questions on how the new Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes will create more opportunities for youth and boost Europe’s recovery. Commissioner Gabriel said: “This European Youth Week aims to foster youth participation by engaging, connecting and empowering young people. It is the perfect launch pad for their ideas on how the EU works for them, and on the role they can play in our post-COVID recovery. The new Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes offer a wealth of opportunities that can be true game-changers for young people in this process. I am looking forward to interacting with young people, in various formats, over the coming week, and working together to shape their future.”
During the panel debate “Youth Participation starts here”, Commissioner Gabriel will discuss with Michaela Šojdrová, Member of the European Parliament, with the Vice-President of the European Youth Forum and with a former European Solidarity Corps volunteer how the new programmes can strengthen young citizens’ engagement in decision-making, embrace inclusion and diversity, and strengthen the green and digital transformations. Questions for the panel debate can be posted before the event here Starting next Monday, the European Youth Week (24-30 May) will host various events and inspiring sessions across Europe focusing on the theme “Our future in our hands”.
The European Youth Week creates a space for young people to discuss relevant topics, contribute to initiatives, and learn more about EU opportunities in the field of youth. Mariya Gabriel, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, will participate in a panel debate on Wednesday 26 May and respond to young people’s questions on how the new Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes will create more opportunities for youth and boost Europe’s recovery. Commissioner Gabriel said: “This European Youth Week aims to foster youth participation by engaging, connecting and empowering young people. It is the perfect launch pad for their ideas on how the EU works for them, and on the role they can play in our post-COVID recovery. The new Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes offer a wealth of opportunities that can be true game-changers for young people in this process. I am looking forward to interacting with young people, in various formats, over the coming week, and working together to shape their future.”
During the panel debate “Youth Participation starts here”, Commissioner Gabriel will discuss with Michaela Šojdrová, Member of the European Parliament, with the Vice-President of the European Youth Forum and with a former European Solidarity Corps volunteer how the new programmes can strengthen young citizens’ engagement in decision-making, embrace inclusion and diversity, and strengthen the green and digital transformations. Questions for the panel debate can be posted before the event here and respond to young people’s questions on how the new Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes will create more opportunities for youth and boost Europe’s recovery. Commissioner Gabriel said: “This European Youth Week aims to foster youth participation by engaging, connecting and empowering young people. It is the perfect launch pad for their ideas on how the EU works for them, and on the role they can play in our post-COVID recovery. The new Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programmes offer a wealth of opportunities that can be true game-changers for young people in this process. I am looking forward to interacting with young people, in various formats, over the coming week, and working together to shape their future.”
During the panel debate “Youth Participation starts here”, Commissioner Gabriel will discuss with Michaela Šojdrová, Member of the European Parliament, with the Vice-President of the European Youth Forum and with a former European Solidarity Corps volunteer how the new programmes can strengthen young citizens’ engagement in decision-making, embrace inclusion and diversity, and strengthen the green and digital transformations. Questions for the panel debate can be posted before the event here
A warm welcome to everyone! Are you on board? We are delighted to announce the European Youth Week 2021! During the week of May 24 to 30, various exciting events and inspiring sessions will be held across Europe focusing on the theme “Our future in our hands”. Future is created now and you have the power to set up goals and contribute to initiatives on how to make things better. Moreover, this year we are launching the new EU Youth programmes 2021-2027! The new Erasmus+ and the European Solidarity Corps can provide an opportunity for you to become more engaged in society, contribute to green causes, face the future challenges with increased digital skills and be more inclusive and open towards diversity.
Want to learn more about new EU funding opportunities or raise your opinion about the processes that matter to you? Take part in various events and discussions and raise your voice for a noteworthy cause!
Why “Our future in our hands”?
Do you think more youngsters need to be active and make a pitch for better tomorrows? Would you like us to live in a more inclusive society? Is environment a vital topic for you? It is important to create a space where you can share your opinions and learn about new ways and opportunities to make meaningful contributions. Because your future is in your hands.
What is the European Youth Week?
The European Youth Weeks allow to discuss relevant topics for young people, showcase EU opportunities in the field of youth and celebrate success stories. It’s a pinnacle of European gatherings for young people and the youth sector in Europe.
Who organises the European Youth Week?
The main organisers of the European Youth Week are the National Agencies for Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps and the Eurodesk network. In 2021 the European Youth Week will predominantly take place at national level and online.
How to take part in events near you?
Check out the events near you on this page. The events are being added gradually. If you don’t see any event near you yet, come back later! Stay tuned!