On the 21st of March the first Local Public Consultation took place in Barcelona. Encouraging dialogue between citizens and European policy makers and thus minimising the “gap” between the European Union and its citizens. The event was organised by JEF Catalunya…
The MovEurope2014! bus tour is coming up! This is your chance to step up and contribute to the campaign. We want to engage young people in a political debate on the future of Europe. We want young people to vote…
The First European Presidential Debate will take place on Monday 28th April in Maastricht. The debate, hosted by the City of Maastricht, Maastricht University, Connect Limburg and the European Youth Forum, will see the candidates for the presidency of the…
To decide who to vote for can be quite difficult. To give you a little help along the way we have collected information on the different parties, and now we offer you the opportunity to try the VoteWatch test to see which…
Groups in the European Parliament are different from national parties as they consists of members from several different parties from several member states. Every MEP either belongs to a group or is registered as “Non-attached”. Some MEPs changes group during…
In the aftermath of the worst economic crisis Europe has seen in almost a century, a more sustainable future is one of the main concerns of todays youth. In this action we want to encourage youth to vote in the…
From 16th to 21st of May let’s make our voice heard! Shortly before the European Parliamentary election, the main democratic event at continental level, Jeffers must send a strong message to go vote for a better Europe! We ask our…
The JEF Europe bus will go through 10 cities in Europe – we will stop in Brussels, Maastricht, Münster, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Zagreb, Milano, Barcelona and Strasbourg between the 29th of April and the 20th of March! In every city…
“This time it’s different” runs the European Parliament’s 2014 campaign motto. 2014 must be different. The previous European campaigns were seriously flawed. To identify what went wrong, the League of Young Voters joined forces with the International Institute for Democracy…
Young people don’t know what’s best for them, so it’s best if you don’t go and vote. Or is this really the case? Check out this catchy video from “Hello90” an Hungarian NGO provoking young people to care about politics.
