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Girls Go Circular

Girls Go Circular is one of the ongoing initiatives supported by the European Commission under the Digital Education Action Plan. AEGEE-Europe is proud to be one of the partners contributing to this project, with many other actors led by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). Girls Go Circular aims at empowering girls and young women aged 14 to 19 to develop digital and entrepreneurial skills through an innovative online learning programme focused on the circular economy. The project aims to close the gender gap in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) by giving participants the tools and knowledge [...]

Girls Go Circular2025-09-01T12:11:28+02:00

Let’s Break the Erasmus Bubble

The project “Let’s Break the Erasmus Bubble” is one of the recently funded projects. It is an Erasmus+ project under Key Action 2. AEGEE-Europe is honoured to be a partner organisation and to work collaboratively with the Consortium to accomplish the project’s goal, namely supporting international students in host countries. Many foreign students encounter difficulties with administrative procedures as well as challenges regarding the social integration in the local communities. Therefore, this project seeks to smoothen the arrival process and make a positive impact on the overall international experience of students. The project has the following target groups: international students [...]

Let’s Break the Erasmus Bubble2025-09-01T12:09:50+02:00

AEGEE-Europe’s Comité Directeur 63

AEGEE-Europe is excited to welcome its newly elected board! During the Spring Agora 2025 in Bilbao, five members were elected to serve on the Comité Directeur. Their one-year term officially began on August 1st, 2025. Comité Directeur 63: Petra Gombár – President Alejandra Izquierdo – Secretary General Wiktor Bogusz – Financial Director Bilal Ceyhan – Network and HR Director Zsófia Napsugár Balla – Projects Director Europeanly yours,

AEGEE-Europe’s Comité Directeur 632025-09-01T11:24:51+02:00

New funded project | YOUTHreach

AEGEE-Europe is excited to announce its new collaboration on the project YOUTHReach! Working across 9 countries and 14 research institutions, YOUTHReach is an EU-wide project focused on youth mental health (aged 12 to 25), with AEGEE-Europe contributing to the project’s communications. What is YOUTHreach? The goal of the project is, through the course of 5 years, to evaluate the effectiveness of 3 existing promising youth-friendly interventions to support young people facing mental health challenges. The three methods tested are: Walk-in centres, already operational in 5 European countries and Australia, where students and young people can come whenever they want [...]

New funded project | YOUTHreach2025-08-29T11:53:58+02:00

WE ARE HIRING! CALL FOR PROJECTS & FUNDRAISING TRAINEE

Who are we? AEGEE / European Students’ Forum is one of the biggest youth organisations in all Europe, present in over 100 cities in 35 countries. AEGEE empowers students and young people in Europe to take an active role in society. The organisation aims to create a space for dialogue and learning opportunities as well as acts as their representative towards decision-makers. Who are we looking for? We are currently looking for a full-time (38 hours/week) Projects & Fundraising Trainee to work together with us in our head office in Brussels in the implementation of grant-based projects in the fields [...]

WE ARE HIRING! CALL FOR PROJECTS & FUNDRAISING TRAINEE2025-06-25T20:12:12+02:00

WE ARE HIRING! CALL FOR COMMUNICATIONS TRAINEE

Who are we? AEGEE / European Students’ Forum is one of the biggest youth organisations in all Europe, present in over 100 cities in 35 countries. AEGEE empowers students and young people in Europe to take an active role in society. The organisation aims to create a space for dialogue and learning opportunities as well as acts as their representative towards decision-makers. Who are we looking for? We are currently looking for a full-time (38 hours/week) Communications Trainee to work together with us in our head office in Brussels in the implementation of grant-based projects in the fields of active [...]

WE ARE HIRING! CALL FOR COMMUNICATIONS TRAINEE2025-06-25T20:12:51+02:00

Statement | Protests in Türkiye

On the 20th of March, 2025, Ekrem İmamoğlu, the mayor of Istanbul and potentially the strongest opponent of Türkiye’s current president in the upcoming presidential elections, was arrested over allegations of corruption and links to terrorism - claims that have raised significant concerns about their credibility and timing. This arrest and other repeatedly dismissed accusations against opposition show how this case is less about justice and more about political interests. Immediately after the incident, the government imposed a nationwide ban on gatherings, protests, and demonstrations without prior approval. The ban was enforced by city governors, who are directly appointed [...]

Statement | Protests in Türkiye2025-03-28T16:24:52+01:00

Statement | Three Years Since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine

February 24th 2025 marks three years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This attack is a continuation of violence and violation of Ukraine's territorial integrity that started with Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014 after the Maidan Revolution. For 1095 days, Ukraine has been fighting for its right to exist as an independent state, a right that Russia denies and that more than 46000 Ukrainian soldiers have given their lives for, while more than 390000 have been injured on the battlefield (kyiv independent quoting president Zelensky). Russia continues to commit numerous human rights abuses in Ukraine, including [...]

Statement | Three Years Since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine2025-02-24T10:33:42+01:00

Position Paper | The populist anti-gender discourse and the impact on young people’s rights in Europe

This paper has been written by Florina-Marieta Neagu, Policy Officer for Social Equity. In recent years, Europe has been witnessing the rise of conservative actors, from politicians to civil society representatives, publicly opposing the so-called “gender ideology”. As a result, they managed to mobilise people against issues related to women’s rights, gender studies, marriage equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights, especially sexuality education and the right to abortion. What started as isolated incidents in some countries has quickly become a transnational movement. You can read the full paper here. Disclaimer: Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions [...]

Position Paper | The populist anti-gender discourse and the impact on young people’s rights in Europe2024-12-28T23:48:00+01:00

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