EUROPEAN YOUTH DIARY CULMINATES IN REFLECTION OF YOUTH VOICES
ON EUROPEAN POLICIES
The VISYON project proudly announces the completion of the “European Youth
Diary” – a groundbreaking compilation born out of the collaborative efforts of
VISYON youth local groups across Europe. The diary stands as a testament to
the active engagement of young citizens in discussions about the 11 European
Youth Goals, reflecting their thoughts, stories, and recommendations.
The European Youth Diary is more than a collection of stories; it serves as a
mirror reflecting the current state of European policies. Comprising the voices of
267 young Europeans, the diary aims to assess the effectiveness of European
policies in achieving the 11 Youth Goals and proposes a roadmap for
improvements.
A DEEPER DIVE INTO THE EUROPEAN YOUTH DIARY
Divided into 11 chapters, each corresponding to one European Youth Goal, the
diary offers a comprehensive overview of the collected interviews. These
chapters highlight captivating suggestions, stories, views, and recommendations
for improvement. Each section begins with a set of questions posed to
interviewees, along with summaries of their answers and noteworthy quotes
gathered during the creation of the European Youth Diary.
In addition to presenting the goals and objectives, the diary showcases existing
European initiatives related to each goal.
Surprisingly 72% of the interviewees acknowledged that before taking part in this
initiative, they had never heard of the European Youth Goals. Only 9% of the
respondents claimed to have a solid understanding of these goals, indicating a
notable lack of awareness. Remarkably, the vast majority of the respondents
(80%) stated a strong desire to be more actively involved with these initiatives
despite the general unfamiliarity. Furthermore, 80% of the respondents agreed
that the EU’s commitments to young empowerment are important and effective,
demonstrating the confidence that is placed in the EU’s ability to affect change.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
ABOUT THE VISYON PROJECT:
In the vibrant tapestry of Europe’s diversity, the VISYON (Values, Ideas and
Stories from Youth ON stage) project, funded by the Erasmus+ program,
has undertaken a remarkable journey. Bringing together youth
organizations from eight European countries\u2014Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Malta,
Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain\u2014the project focuses on
empowering young Europeans to engage, express themselves, and support
the implementation of the EU Youth Strategy (2019-2027).
The VISYON project’s journey commenced with a fundamental mission: to
equip young participants with the tools and knowledge necessary to effect
change in their communities and beyond. Through local workshops,
debates, and training sessions, young individuals were empowered to
understand the Youth Goals, engage in critical reflection, and become
active citizens. The project aims to prepare them to navigate the modern
media landscape while engaging them in the political discussion regarding
the European Youth goals through an innovative approach \u2013 the creation of
short movies, which will be produced and published by the end of the
project.
AVAILABILITY
The European Youth Diary is now available for public access and can be
obtained through the Official project website.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For further information about VISYON please visit:
VISYON website: https:\/\/visyonproject.eu\/
VISYON Instagram page: @visyon_project
VISYON Facebook Page: https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/VISYONproject<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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