CL-YE Study Visit Explores Youth Engagement in Norway From 12th-18th August, the first study visit of the Climbing the Ladder: fostering a culture of Youth Engagement (CL-YE) project took place in Bodø, Norway, which is the first European Capital of Culture north of the Arctic Circle. Participants from partner organizations participated in the AER Summer Academy, a biennial event, which was this year… Continue reading CL-YE Study Visit Explores Youth Engagement in Norway
Engaging Youth in EU Elections DYPALL Network, along with the European Parliament Liaison Office in Lisbon, brought together key stakeholders on July 10th to discuss implemented strategies for boosting youth participation in the 2024 EU elections. Representatives from the European Commission, IPDJ/CJL, ESN Portugal, Movijovem, Europe Direct Algarve (online), and CNJ (online) participated in this stakeholders meeting. The meeting started… Continue reading Engaging Youth in EU Elections
Marking 20th Anniversary of the European Union Enlargement and Promoting Youth Participation in Latvia On 1st May 2024, we celebrated the 20th anniversary of the largest European Union enlargement. Twenty years ago, on 1st May 2004, the citizens of Cyprus, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia became citizens of the European Union –marking the European Union biggest enlargement. Overnight, the European Union became a greater… Continue reading Marking 20th Anniversary of the European Union Enlargement and Promoting Youth Participation in Latvia
Study visit to Lisbon “One Step Higher – Climbing the ladder of participation” The Study visit to Lisbon “One Step Higher: Youth Participation Practices,” organised by DYPALL Network in cooperation with Bangherang and the local authorities of Almada, Lisbon, and Cascais, took place from 18th – 23rd May 2024 in Lisbon, Portugal. It involved participants from all the project partner countries and it allowed building the capacity of… Continue reading Study visit to Lisbon “One Step Higher – Climbing the ladder of participation”