“European Youth Week? Structured Dialogue? What’s that?” Watch this – and you’ll know.
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Young Chinese and European delegates got together in Brussels on Thursday, 19 May, to discuss ways to foster “an entrepreneuring spirit” among youth from both regions. Lu Hao, the First Secretary of the Chinese Communist Youth League and Chairman of … Continue reading
On Tuesday, 17 May, President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso and European Commissioner for Education, Culture and Youth, Androulla Vassiliou, took part in a debate with around 200 young people in Antwerp, the European Youth Capital 2011, on … Continue reading
Young representatives from National Working Groups across Europe have delivered their verdicts on the priorities for Europe, going into the next 18-month EU Trio Presidency of Denmark, Poland and Cyprus. The Structured Dialogue (SD) with young people and youth organisations … Continue reading
There are thousands of European Voluntary Service projects; there were 36 nominees for prizes. All of them show enterprise, charity, love and hope – but three exceptional projects have been honoured with supreme European acclaim, in three categories, at an … Continue reading
European young people are speaking up! The Structured Dialogue, between young representatives from around Europe and policy-makers, is in full swing. Check out the video from the first full day of action on Monday 16 May:
By Lem Leon ‘Structured Dialogue’: initially, it’s all to easy to balk at the very mention of these two words and recoil in sheer confusion or simply gawp at them quizzically as if you had just been asked to recite … Continue reading
By Sunneva Gudlaugsdóttir At least 85% of Icelandic young people would be willing to work in another European country, and more than two in five would move abroad for the long term. Iceland’s youth are therefore the most ready in … Continue reading
By Ivana Veselkova “We all have some kind of handicap which we often try to hide from others; we still have the right to be perceived as equal and unique human beings – so do people with mental handicaps.” When … Continue reading
Tom is a British journalist, editor, film-maker and photographer with experience in papers, magazines, radio, TV and online media, across Europe and worldwide.
He has published and broadcast work in many French, American and UK national media, covering news, current affairs, features, arts, sport and travel.
He is currently based mainly in London, where he works for The Times and The Independent national newspapers.
