Grupo de Jóvenes Periodistas en Europa (edición de 2024): conoce a nuestros nueve jóvenes periodistas talentosos
Nuestros nueve jóvenes periodistas talentosos se han reunido en Bruselas para conocerse, perfeccionar sus habilidades de escritura, obtener experiencia práctica sobre el trabajo de la Comisión Europea y proponer ideas para los artículos que publicarán en el Portal Europeo de la Juventud.
El 12 de febrero, en una visita a la Comisión Europea y el Parlamento Europeo, se sumergieron en el mundo de la comunicación institucional. Su programa incluyó asistir a la conferencia de prensa del mediodía de la Comisión.
El Grupo de Jóvenes Periodistas en Europa se fundó en el marco del Año Europeo de la Juventud. Esta es ya la tercera edición.
Los jóvenes periodistas ya están listos para ponerse manos a la obra: crearán podcasts, escribirán artículos y producirán vídeos. Encaran con ilusión el reto de afilar la pluma y redactar textos atractivos para dirigirse a la juventud europea. Consulta nuestro Portal para seguir su trabajo durante los próximos meses.
Alannah Wrynn
“My name is Alannah Wrynn and I am an Irish nineteen-year-old studying History and Politics at Trinity College Dublin. I come from a farming background in rural West Cork and have been campaigning as a climate activist since the age of sixteen when I joined the Future Generations Climate Justice Project and began campaigning for sustainable food production methods.”
Emanuele Gessi
“In between quiet and chaos, reality and ideas. My hair and eyes are brown, my nose is straight and I have a bit of a beard. I like my khaki backpack, Bolaño and working in the open air.”
Emma Brownrigg Fenech
“Raised by political discussions, I've forged a deep interest in societal change. Presently, I serve as the Vice-President of my college. In 2022, I made my parliamentary debut. I eagerly anticipate engaging in global dialogue. Journalism and politics aside I enjoy rock and metal music. My commitment remains steadfast—to utilise media as a catalyst for meaningful societal transformation.”
Emma Örjas
“Currently engaged in Social and Environmental Studies, I serve as the Head of Marketing on the board of my university. Additionally, I work in management consulting and contribute to the NGO Hand in Hand, alternating between paid and voluntary roles. Beyond my academic and professional pursuits, I have a keen interest in sports, sustainability, and writing. By joining the Pool of young journalists in Europe, I aspire to integrate my passion for storytelling with global issues.”
Greta Orehhova
“In recent years, I've been really involved with human rights, volunteering, youth work, and Erasmus+. Since 2022, I've also joined the EuroPeers network where my interest in journalism grew because I write about Erasmus+ experiences. When I have free time, I like to travel, learn about new cultures and people, spend time with those closest to me, and make someone smile every day.”
Hanna Fodor
“Right now, I'm in high school but I plan to study communication and media at university. I want to be a journalist one day. I have interests in lots of different areas like human rights, volunteering, worldwide events, feminism, and societal problems. That's why I'm thrilled to work on this project. When I have free time, you can usually find me listening to music and collecting CDs.”
Juliana Zammit
“I have loved writing and telling stories since I was little. Over time, I've grown to enjoy learning and researching new things. I also studied photography for two years, which taught me to see the world differently and find beauty in ordinary things. I hope to tell many stories through words and pictures.”
Lennard Platz
“I'm studying Media Management and Journalism. I've travelled to lots of places in Europe and met different people. My friend and I run a small radio show where we talk to new German musicians. We work to make the show fun for everyone, young and old. I'm curious about sports, music, and culture, and I'm always ready for new ideas or projects that can help people meet and make new things.”
Nina Palermo
“A high school student from Italy, I also work in project management and serve on the Municipal Youth Council as an elected young politician. I'm a Youth European Ambassador for the European Parliament's 'Build EU' programme . I am proud to work as a young journalist with the Eurodesk programme.”
