AEGEE-Europe / European Students’ Forum
AEGEE was born 27 years ago with the vision of creating a unified Europe, based on democracy and a respect for human rights, bringing together students with different cultural backgrounds. Today, AEGEE is Europe’s largest interdisciplinary youth organisation: 40 countries, 200 cities, 13 000 friends. This network provides the ideal platform for young volunteers to work together on cross-border activities such as international conferences, seminars, exchanges, training courses and case study trips. In line with the challenges young people are currently facing in Europe, AEGEE’s work is focused on three main areas: Youth Participation, Bridging Europe and Inclusion of Minorities.
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AEGEE-Europe News
Europe on Track, was awarded first prize at the 2013 Charlemagne Youth Prize ceremony on 7 May in Aachen University. [...]
Internet offers us the possibility to create, publish, distribute and consume media content fostering therefore a space of full participation, engagement and self-expression. [...]
Location: Bruxelles Duration: 13 month Start: 8th of April Application deadline: 29th of March Description of the task: AEGEE-Europe is recruiting one research and administrative assistant for its office in the head office, in Bruxelles. [...]
On 18 March 2013, on the occasion of the 7th unfortunate anniversary of Lukashenka’s condemned election victory, we, representatives of European youth, denounce the persisting human rights violation in Belarus. [...]
On 4th of March 2013, Comité Directeur received a call from the Spanish Youth Institute, part of the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs of Spain, informing us that the Europe on Track project has been selected as Spanish Contester of the EU Charlemagne Youth Prize, and will be participating in the Charlemagne finals in [. [...]
AEGEE was my window to the outside world throughout my studies. With each responsibility I opened this window a bit further and volunteering for AEGEE became a part of my student life and education. I learnt how to be tolerant, responsible, cosmopolitan and organised through AEGEE. I learnt that my input counts. I learnt that we all have the potential to change. Isn't that the best lesson that I could have received?
Christian Eichenmüller, AEGEE-Mainz-Wiesbaden