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Perceptions and expectations: what do you expect of the EU?

How do Europeans see the EU? And what are their expectations of it? Find out what a recent survey says about the perceptions and expectations Europeans have regarding the EU’s action.

Learn about the UN World Youth Report on Youth Civic Engagement

The Report explores young people's participation in economic, political and community life

Hvordan klarer de unge sig i Europa?

EU’s Ungdomsrapport 2015, udgivet af EU-Kommissionen, giver det fulde billede af unges situation, og hvordan beslutningstagere har adresseret denne i perioden 2013-2015.

Hvordan har Europas unge det?

EU’s Ungdomsrapport for 2015, som udarbejdes af EU-Kommissionen, giver indblik i tilstanden blandt de unge, samt hvordan beslutningstagerne har forholdt sig til denne i perioden fra 2013 til 2015.

Få overblik over Europa-Parlamentsvalget

Med den animerede EP-guide "Make Your Choice" har du bl.a. mulighed for at læse sjove facts om Europa-Parlamentet . Målet er at give dig indblik i, hvad der kan ske hvis unge undlader at stemme til Europa-Parlamentsvalget på søndag.

Erasmus: will you vote?

How did your ERASMUS experience influence your feelings of European identity and your participation in the EU elections? Participate in the Erasmus Voting Assessment (EVA) surveys and you may win a trip to Brussels in autumn 2014!

Your vote for 2014

If you are old enough to vote don't miss the chance to have your voice heard. Cast your vote at the European Parliament Elections!

Your Europe, Your Say!

Never think you are too young to share your opinion on the future of Europe. Join the most exciting and instructive field trip ever to Brussels, where you can exchange ideas with students from all over Europe!

What can Europe offer young people?

Share your ideas for a better Europe at the European Parliament in Strasbourg during the European Youth Event 2014 (9 - 11 May 2014).

European Elections 2014: Are you voting?

In the last European elections most of the young people that didn’t vote pointed the lack of information as the main reason. Now European youth organisations want to change that situation.

Where can you share your opinion?

There are different ways of getting your ideas across, such as voting or Structured Dialogue. But if it’s not election time or if your issue is not exactly related to politics, there are other ways you can be heard.

Voting is the most powerful weapon

Old enough to vote yet? What do you know about elections? Voting is the highest form of participation available for citizens of democratic societies and a right that should be used to the fullest.

Structured Dialogue - your voice can be heard

Structured Dialogue is a discussion between young people and policy makers about certain themes, to make sure the opinion of young people is taken into account in defining the EU’s youth policies.