What Does the Data Reveal about Our Travel?
Travel is one of the greatest privileges of our generation. In the past, people did not have the opportunity to move freely within Europe for work, study or leisure. Crossing borders was much more difficult administratively, politically and economically. However, nowadays we make the most of travel, as statistics show.
Young People in Romania in the European Context
Young people in Romania today represent a social category in continuous transformation, caught between the challenges specific to Romanian society and the opportunities offered by membership in the European Union.
Is Society Emotional Today and is Empathy a Useful Quality in a Person?
Today’s society is often described as overly emotional, especially by older generations, but in reality, emotional openness has brought greater tolerance and acceptance of differences.
Are we doing Enough? – A Letter to the People Who Care
We should not worry about doing enough, but rather that we are doing something at all.
Care for a body: Where Art Meets Activism
Read Ally's coverage of the "Care for a body" exhibition, featuring 30 artists from 15 countries.
Outside the norm: Diana Reis on changing what disability means in Europe
Diana Reis grew up in a small village in Portugal where she hardly ever saw anyone like herself. Now, she’s the force behind Fora dos Padrões on social media, speaking up for nearly 107 million people, or 1 in 4 adults, with some form of disability in the EU (Eurostat, 2024).
Can We Even Afford to Live in Limassol?
Charis lives in Limassol, Cyprus, one of the most expensive cities on the island. Read his personal account on the life in the city.
Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Risks for Youth
Artificial Intelligence has moved from research labs into everyday life. For young people in Europe, AI is already shaping education, employment, and the way we consume media. The question is not whether AI will change our lives, but how to make sure these changes are fair and inclusive.
