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Young Journalists in Europe

The Pool of Young Journalists in Europe was first created in the frame of the European Year of Youth. It involves young people aged 18–30 in creating content for the European Youth Portal and sharing their views with the rest of Europe for one year.

These young journalists have the freedom to choose the topics they want to cover and can either create podcasts, articles, or videos. They develop their skills and address young people in Europe with their unique views on all sorts of interesting topics.

Eligible countries for the next years
  • 2027 - call for applications already closed: France, Italy, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Ireland, Denmark, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Cyprus. 
  • 2028: Germany, Spain, Ukraine, Belgium, Greece, Austria, Serbia, Norway, Finland, North Macedonia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Moldova. 
  • 2029: Türkiye, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Switzerland, Sweden, Croatia, Slovenia, Georgia, Latvia, Malta, Iceland.

Are you organising a European event relevant to young people? Want these talented young journalists to cover it? Have a story idea worth sharing? Reach out to us at young.journalists@eurodesk.eu 

 

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Pool YJs 2026

Meet the Pool of Young Journalists - Edition 2026

Pool of Young Journalists 2025 - Copyright: European Commission

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Pool of young journalists 2024 - Copyright: European Commission

Meet the Pool of Young Journalists - Edition 2024

Pool of Young Journalists in Europe (Edition 2024) - Meet our 8 talented young journalists