Roma in the EU: A Promise of Equality Still Unfulfilled
April 8 marked International Romani Day.
Win a trip to Athens!
DEADLINE EXTENDED! You can be among the 8 young journalists and content creators from the PulseZ community to attend the Gen-E 2025 Youth Entrepreneurship Festival this summer in Athens!
JA Europe’s commitment to supporting Ukrainian youth
When war tears through your life, education is often one of the first things to vanish. Since the start of the war in Ukraine, millions of young people have found themselves suspended between past and future, separated from their schools, their friends, and everything familiar.
Illegal employment of foreigners: How do EU countries combat the issue?
The illegal employment of foreigners remains a major challenge in the EU, straining tax revenues and social security systems.
Toxic social media content affects girls in Romania
In March, a month dedicated to women and their value in society, World Vision Romania draws attention to a growing phenomenon affecting more and more girls and young women: constant exposure to toxic content on social media.
Women Leading the Way in EU Master’s and PhD Programs
Women are taking the lead in higher education across the EU, making up nearly 60% of master’s students and almost half of PhD candidates. While female students dominate fields like education, health, and social sciences, they remain underrepresented in tech and engineering.
Andra Dobre on the Erasmus Experience: “Learning is Something That Will Stay With Me”
Naturally curious and deeply involved in communication activities, Andra Dobre believes that Erasmus experiences are essential for a young person's personal and professional development. She shared more about this in the following interview.
Youth voices matter: How young people may influence decisions in Brussels
Forget empty promises - Youth Policy Dialogues give young people a real seat at the table, tackling issues that actually matter, from climate change to job security.
