Youth Talks coming to Prague! Sustainability, Intergenerational Solidarity and Inclusion

Ostatnia aktualizacja piątek, 08/07/2022

Throughout the 2022 European Year of Youth, the European Commission is organising a series of Youth Talks, and it’s time for the second round!

The Youth Talks series are short speeches from young people to young people, to spread ideas, empower, and inspire listeners to become actors of change. 

Youth Talks are a part of the general online training courses developed for the European Solidarity Corps (ESC). They underline topics and themes which are of particular importance in today’s Europe: democracy, solidarity, interculturality, and much more.

This second round of the Youth Talks session will tackle the topics of Sustainability, Intergenerational Solidarity and Inclusion, and will take place on Sunday, 10 July from 17:00-19:00 CEST in Prague at the Mayor’s Residence.

The European Commission is happy to present to you the following speakers:
•    On Inclusion: Anastasia Andreou (CY): “Normality is a state of mind”
•    On Sustainability: Cass Hebron (UK): “Why taking climate action is win-win for you and the planet” 
•    On Intergenerational Solidarity: Karolina Kozieradzki (PL): “The perfect age to act”

Interested in attending the Youth Talks?

Will you be in Prague on the 10th of July? Are you interested and do you want to attend? Don’t think twice and feel free to join, at the Mayor Residence. No pre-registration is needed. As the session will be web-streamed, the session will start at 17:00 CEST sharp!

Interested in following the Youth Talks live online?

If you cannot make it to Prague, don’t worry at all, the session will be web-streamed here.
Interested in seeing the previous Youth Talks?

Check the following links to the Youth Talks held on 7 May 2022 at the European commission’s Headquarters, the Berlaymont in Brussels:

•    A one-minute trailer of the speech held by Anna Fratsyvir from Ukraine on solidarity
•    Anna’s full speech
•    Judit Lantai’s speech on Democracy
•    Gaffar Rampage’s speech on intercultural solidarity