Gender Equality as a European Policy Priority
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science was declared by the UN in 2015 a pivotal year marked by the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and is celebrated each year to support and advance women’s equal opportunities and participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The gender gap in science appears as a representation of persistent and structural inequalities that continue to limit women’s access to scientific careers.
Ema trains seniors about the digital world: Intergenerational education teaches us empathy
University student Ema Ištvánfyová teaches seniors how to use digital technologies safely: According to her, intergenerational education makes a lot of sense.
What is the President’s Youth Advisory Board expected to deliver?
The President’s Youth Advisory Board introduces a new channel for structured dialogue between young Europeans and the Commission. Its impact will depend on how effectively youth perspectives are integrated into policy design. The coming years will show whether the mechanism becomes a consistent tool for participation.
Podcast – Social Media, where’s the truth ?
This podcast discusses social media, its reliability today, and its potential future significance in the media world. Will it be our main source of information? Can we really trust it? Who should we believe? These are the questions addressed in this podcast, through interviews with young people aged 20 to 25.
Are you truly European?
Why do most people still hesitate to call themselves European above all else?
A Blind Spot of Europe: Shadow Cities
Another blind spot of Europe: the reality of slums worldwide and the need to improve living conditions there. What role does Europe play in this—a continent with virtually no slums?
European youth are more alike than We think. The ERASMUS lessons shared by Marina Corneliu
Marina Corneliu, a promoter of European democracy and GEYC ChangeMaker, spoke with student Ana-Ștefania Diță about the impact of ERASMUS experiences. She emphasized that these mobility programs show that stereotypes...
Passion and science: the young woman who left Italy to bake artisanal sourdough bread in Transylvania
Despite technological trends, Luissa Maino, a young woman born in Italy, chose to return to her mother’s native village, Vâlcele (Cluj County), to build a unique business. Her project is...