The European Youth Parliament (EYP) is a unique educational programme which brings together young people from all over Europe, to discuss current topics in a parliamentary setting. The EYP is a non-partisan and independent programme. The EYP is a network consisting of 40 European associations and organisations, in which...
ELECTIONS TO THE GOVERNING BODY On 31st of December this year, three seats on the Governing Body (GB) will become vacant, when the term of Helga Dirlinger, Marek Navrátil and Maria Manolescu will come to an end. From November 29th until December 5th, EYP members and...
The EYP network is active in 40 countries across Europe. This is possible thanks to young volunteers who dedicate their free time to developing the organisation in their respective countries. Our National Committee spotlight series continues with Luke(19) from UK. Can you tell us a bit...
The 91st International Session of the European Youth Parliament in Hamburg has been a remarkable chapter of EYP’s history! For 10 days, more than 250 participants from 34 countries across Europe gathered in Hamburg, Germany to engage in intercultural encounters and to explore ways to...
Nora Wilhelm is a Swiss EYP alumna who’s been an active member of our network for many years. She served as the President of EYP Switzerland from 2014 to 2016 and Head Organised the International Session in Laax, in 2016. For her work on sustainability,...
The EYP network is active in 40 countries across Europe. This is possible thanks to young volunteers who dedicate their free time to developing the organisation in their respective countries. Our National Committee spotlight series continues with Catalina and Teresa from Portugal. Can you...
The innogy Foundation for Energy and Society, based in Essen (Germany), is a long term partner of the EYP. Through the “Power Shifts – Reflecting Europe’s Energy” project, they support regional, national and international events of the EYP. The project encourages young people from across...
The EYP network is active in 40 countries across Europe. This is possible thanks to young volunteers who dedicate their free time to developing the organisation. We asked Dmitry from EYP Russia to give us insight into the National Committee. Can you tell us a bit...
