Debate Kit – Gender Inequality and Culture

The European Youth Parliament – ​​France is a citizenship education association run by and for young people. These fact sheets can be used as a basis for facilitating a debate or awareness-raising activity for any type of audience. Discover today the Debate Kit on the theme of immigration in Europe!

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Debate Kit – Media and Democracy

The media are, by definition, mediators, intermediaries that allow information to circulate to the public. Their role is essential; they guarantee access for the entire population to information, current events, and social phenomena.

1 min

Debate Kit – Voting at 16

French citizens over 18 years of age registered on the electoral rolls vote in all elections. For European and municipal elections, all European citizens over 18 years of age registered on the electoral rolls residing in France can vote. In France, the right to vote at 16 would represent 1.5 million new voters.

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DEBATE KIT Who controls what is said on television?

Private media outlets are characterized by having capital held by private groups. However, they can also be partially funded by the state. Media concentration refers to the ownership of a large number of media outlets by a small number of private owners/shareholders.

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Unmasking Gender and Racial Bias in AI: What if AI doesn’t see you?

Imagine applying for your dream job and getting rejected, not because you lack the skills, but due to your gender or skin colour – because an AI system decided you didn’t fit into the stereotypical mold.

7 min

Kit Débat – Santé mentale

Le Parlement Européen des Jeunes-France est une association d’éducation à la citoyenneté portée par et pour les jeunes.

2 min

Greenwashing by large companies

We are increasingly aware of our environmental impact. This is pushing companies to act, whether for purely legislative reasons, to improve their brand image, or as a result of a genuine desire to reduce their footprint on the planet.

1 min

DEBATE KIT – How far should EU aid go in Ukraine?

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine began in 2014 when pro-Russian President Yanukovych was overthrown following a mobilization of pro-European Ukrainians against the cancellation of a free trade agreement with the EU. Russia's annexation of Crimea marked the beginning of a protracted conflict that escalated in 2022.

1 min
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