Workshops

Low wages, unpaid jobs, high competition, difficulties in entering the labour market, lack of information, inequalities of all kinds and the absence of trade unionisation seem to be some of the most serious labour problems faced by young people in Europe, despite the differences in their national economies. What solutions do young people themselves propose? Read more...

Housing is a guarantee of freedom and human rights and it needs to benefit the common good vs profit; to be affordable, accessible, and inclusive, to support the needs of different groups and species, to contribute to a healthy planet and human wellbeing while being connected to the urban fabric, the landscape, history and identity of the place. What do young people think is needed to address the housing crisis? Read more...

In a world in which one’s happiness is expected to be defined based on where they are at the career ladder or on what their income looks like, our participants proposed returning back to the basics: kindness, access to our social rights (healthcare, financial security, quality housing), community belonging, inclusive societies, a work-life balance, the contact with nature, and acknowledging and addressing generational and collective trauma. Read more...