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Statement of AEGEE-Europe concerning the recent elections in Hungary

Statement of AEGEE-Europe concerning the recent elections in Hungary on 12 April 2026 On 12 April 2026, the Hungarian people spoke wishing to bring an end to the heavily eurosceptic period, choosing to move closer to Europe once again. Voter turnout reached record highs (around 80%), with people standing in line for hours to cast their ballots. The change in leadership was followed by widespread celebrations in the capital and across the country. We celebrate the elections! As Ursula von der Leyen stated on Monday, 13 April: “Today, Europe is Hungarian, without any question. The people of Hungary have [...]

Statement of AEGEE-Europe concerning the recent elections in Hungary2026-04-15T12:36:42+02:00

Report Reveals How Mental Health Challenges Affect the Enjoyment of Human Rights by Young People.

Report Reveals How Mental Health Challenges Affect the Enjoyment of Human Rights by Young People. A new report from AEGEE‑Europe and YOUTHreach suggests that improving youth mental health in Europe is not simply a matter of expanding clinical services. It requires systemic reform, sustained investment, and a shift toward approaches that recognise mental health as a human rights issue. The report contributes to that effort by amplifying young people’s voices. Young people were invited to respond to a survey, situating their experiences within the broader landscape of structural determinants, rights obligations, and persistent research gaps. Many described barriers that [...]

Report Reveals How Mental Health Challenges Affect the Enjoyment of Human Rights by Young People.2026-03-27T17:17:57+01:00

AEGEE-Europe in Full Solidarity with Ukraine as Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion Enters Its Fifth Year

AEGEE-Europe in Full Solidarity with Ukraine as Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion Enters Its Fifth Year On 24 February 2022, Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. As this unprovoked war of aggression against the Ukrainian people turns into its fifth year, we again join the voices demanding peace, justice, territorial integrity, and a European future for Ukraine. On this day, it is also important to remember that this war is a continuation of violence by Russia, which lasted over four years. The illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014 already showed that Russia disregards Ukraine's right to self-determination. We stand in [...]

AEGEE-Europe in Full Solidarity with Ukraine as Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion Enters Its Fifth Year2026-04-15T12:38:33+02:00

Intersecting Realities – Youth Redefining Europe: Inclusive Civic Narrative Policy Statement

“Intersecting Realities - Youth Redefining Europe: Inclusive Civic Narrative” From 13th to 16th June, a group of about 40 young people from across the continent came together in Brussels for the final conference of Europe on Track 11 [1]. The event marked the final destination of a month-long interrail journey across Europe, during which young ambassadors facilitated workshops and collected insights into lived realities of youth navigating overlapping forms of discrimination. Throughout the conference day, youth activists, AEGEE members, policymakers, civil society representatives, and the EoT11 project team members had the opportunity to share their experiences, exchange ideas, network, [...]

Intersecting Realities – Youth Redefining Europe: Inclusive Civic Narrative Policy Statement2026-04-15T12:40:16+02:00

Meet the new Secretariat team of AEGEE-Europe!

Brussels, October 2025  AEGEE-Europe is pleased to introduce the new members of its Secretariat team, who will be supporting the organisation’s projects, communications, and fundraising efforts over the coming months. Based at the AEGEE office in Brussels, the Secretariat plays a key role in ensuring the smooth day-to-day functioning of the European level, while also contributing to the long-term development of the network and its external impact. As of this autumn, the Secretariat is composed of three dedicated individuals who bring energy, professionalism, and a shared commitment to European youth work. Diana Badea – Projects Officer & Alumni Relations [...]

Meet the new Secretariat team of AEGEE-Europe!2026-04-15T12:45:19+02:00

AEGEE says NO! to chat control

AEGEE-Europe, as a network of young people committed to building a democratic, inclusive, and borderless Europe where all human rights are protected, expresses deep concern regarding the proposed EU Regulation on Child Sexual Abuse (CSA), commonly known as “Chat Control” [1], for which the Council vote will take place on the 14th of October 2025 [2]. We acknowledge the urgent need to combat child sexual abuse online and offline. Protecting children and young people is a shared responsibility of all European societies. We support measures that strengthen law enforcement capacities, ensure swift protection for victims, and provide resources for prevention [...]

AEGEE says NO! to chat control2026-02-25T09:22:29+01:00

YOUTHreach

AEGEE is excited to join the YOUTHreach project coordinated by Maastricht University in partnership with 14 leading research institutions (including the London School of Economics, University of Birmingham, University of Barcelona). YOUTHreach’s goal is to help the young people across Europe during a time when mental health problems in the 12-25 age group are skyrocketing. For this project, researchers designed a suite of youth-centred tools and interventions. Over a period of five years, the project evaluates the cost-effectiveness, safety and scalability of three pre-existing mental health solutions: -          Walk-in centres offering anonymous and personalised mental health [...]

YOUTHreach2025-09-01T12:22:52+02:00

Study Session – Regenerate (YOU)th: Cultivating Circular Economy Solutions in Youth Work

AEGEE-Europe participated in a Study Session in co-operation with Council of Europe’s Youth Department (YD).  The Study Session, entitled Regenerate (YOU)th: Cultivating Circular Economy Solutions in Youth Work,  aimed to foster the quality development of youth work by enhancing youth workers’ competencies in circular economy and project management in order to create a sustainable project management model framework for youth organisations.   The Study Session provided the space to accomplish the following objectives: Increase 25 youth workers’ understanding of circular economy principles and their application within youth work, using non-formal education methods; Enhance 25 youth workers’ project management skills with [...]

Study Session – Regenerate (YOU)th: Cultivating Circular Economy Solutions in Youth Work2025-09-01T12:22:32+02:00

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

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