Youth: constructing Europe with creativity

We wanted young Europeans to have their say on the future of Europe, which is why we called on them to present concrete projects that best describe what being European means for them and to propose a project for the future. Young people were given a chance to participate as Youth Ambassadors in this year’s EIN (European Ideas Network) Summer University - individually or as a team - by submitting their creative and thought-provoking ideas on ‘Tomorrow’s European Way of Life’.

We had 17,400 visitors to our competition blog from the beginning of February until the deadline for applications in April.

We received 29 eligible applications, of which we selected three projects. We invited the Youth Ambassadors to present their projects at the EIN Riga meeting from 23-25 May 2018.

The Youth Ambassador with the best project was invited to join our Munich Study Days.

Congrats to...

🇮🇪 Imelda Minnock (age 21) from Ireland and her project:

Connecting Education: an EU Association of Teachers

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