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The event is organised by the Youth Outreach Unit at the European Parliament, in collaboration with a number of partners.

Your gateway to the opportunities, resources and events that the European Parliament offers to young people, educators and youth organisations. 🇪🇺

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Every two years, the EYE (European Youth Event) brings together thousands of young people from across the European Union and beyond, right at the heart of European democracy. The EYE is a unique opportunity for 16- to 30 year-olds to inspire and get inspired, to debate directly with Members of the European Parliament and other European decision-makers, and to exchange views with experts, activists and content creators. . Find more info on our website at http://www.europarl.europa.eu/european-youth-event/

30/10/2026

Highlight only the important things…
And Visit European Parliament is worth every drop of ink! 💙

🏛️ Step inside the Hemicycle, where debates and votes take place.
🌍 Explore the Parlamentarium and discover how European democracy works through interactive experiences.
📖 Travel through Europe’s past at the The House of European History - A shared past in one museum 🤝
💡 Discover exhibitions, events and discussions at the Info Hub.

Four places to explore in Brussels and they’re all free!

Ready to make some new highlights? Plan your visit through the link in the comments! 🇪🇺

29/10/2026

Some ghosts have unfinished business 👻

These ones? Their Schuman traineeship applications.

And trust us, missing the deadline is the real horror story!

🏰 Brussels, Luxembourg, Strasbourg + Liaison Offices in the Member States
🦇 Five months
🍬 Paid

🎃 Applications close on 31 October, so submit yours before it’s too late.

🔗 Apply now via the link in the comments.

27/10/2026

The microphones in Strasbourg had a busy Friday! 🎤

On 23 October, Euroscola brought students from across Europe together to debate human rights, solidarity and the issues that matter to them.

They put their questions to , shared their opinions and got a taste of parliamentary life in the hemicycle. 🇪🇺

And judging by the number of hands raised, they had plenty to say. 🙋‍♂️

Here’s a little recap of their day! 💙

Tag that one classmate who would NEVER give up the mic. 👀

26/10/2026

Calling all youth groups! 📣

Want to be part of in Strasbourg? The European Parliament is opening a call for a financial contribution to help young people take part.

We know that getting to an event like EYE isn’t equally easy for everyone. That’s why this call gives priority to groups including young people:

♿ With disabilities
🌍 From rural or remote areas
🤝 From socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds

📅 Applications open until 13 November 2026

Think your group could be eligible? 👀

🔗 Check the criteria and apply here: www.eye2027.eu.

24/10/2026

Another busy week at the European Parliament!

Here’s a look at the key highlights from this week’s plenary session. 👇

🎓 Erasmus+
Parliament wants a bigger budget for 2028–2034 to make Erasmus+ more accessible to young people.

🏆 2026 Sakharov Prize
The International Criminal Court and its officials have been awarded the prize for upholding international law and justice.

📰 Award-winning journalism
An investigation into the Italy–Albania migration deal won the 2026 Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism.

🚄 High-speed rail
Better connections, more affordable tickets and improved access for smaller cities are among Parliament’s priorities.

✈️ Passenger rights
Parliament supports simpler refund and compensation procedures and better protection for travellers with disabilities.

♻️ Simpler waste rules
Small businesses could benefit from fewer administrative requirements while maintaining environmental standards.

📅 Next plenary session: 11-12 November 2026 in Brussles.

Which topic caught your attention? 🙋‍♂️

23/10/2026

We had questions about the future of Erasmus+!

So naturally, we opened a newsroom. 📺

Our correspondent Emilia went to Strasbourg to catch up with Bogdan Zdrojewski, the Member of the European Parliament leading Parliament’s work on the next Erasmus+ programme.

So, what’s on the agenda? 👀

💶 €47.39 billion budget, up from the €40.8 billion proposed by the Commission
🏠 Support that reflects differences in living costs, housing prices and inflation
🤝 At least 20% of participants with less access to opportunities
👩‍🏫 Better help for teachers and trainers
⚽ New mobility opportunities for grassroots athletes
💛 A merger with the European Solidarity Corps

Now, over to you: what would you change about Erasmus+? 🎤

And for those who like to read beyond the headlines, the full story is just one click away in the comments. 🔗📰

23/10/2026

🌍 What role should the EU play in protecting human rights around the world?

🇪🇺 Today, young people from across Europe are taking over the European Parliament’s hemicycle in Strasbourg for another session!

Together with Member of the European Parliament , they’ll explore human rights, solidarity and the EU’s role in promoting freedom, security and justice. 🙋‍♂️🎤

🔴 Watch live from 10:00 to 12:30 CEST
🔗 The link is waiting for you in the comments!

22/10/2026

🏆 The 2026 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is collectively awarded to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its officials. 👏

“The European Union is built on respect for multilateralism and international institutions. With the award of the Sakharov Prize to the International Criminal Court and its officials, the European Parliament recognises the Court’s important work in upholding international law and justice.” Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament.

🗓️ The award ceremony will take place during the December plenary session in Strasbourg.

🔗 Learn more about the 2026 Sakharov Prize through the link in the comments.

21/10/2026

And the €20,000 prize goes to… 🏆

The 2026 Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism has been awarded to Giacomo Zandonini and Maite Vermeulen for “Cuffed, caged, cast away: This is Europe’s ‘innovative solution’ for unwanted migrants”, published by De Correspondent.

Their investigation examined the migration deal between Italy and Albania, uncovering a lack of transparency and raising concerns about human rights and the rule of law.

Named in honour of murdered Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, the prize recognises outstanding journalism defending the EU’s core values.

🔗 Find out more about the investigation and this year’s winners through the link in the comments.

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