We are looking for 5 AEGEE members in leading positions interested to attend atraining on diversity and inclusion inYerevan from 9-15th of August that are willing to make AEGEE more socially inclusive.
Apply by 22nd of June! Read more here

Hello Dear AEGEEans!
Maybe you have already heard it but if you have not heard it we are organizing a tremendous pre-event in Eskişehir between September 29 and October 2 before Agora Istanbul. We would love to see you among us. You have an opportunity to gain incredible experiences with us and discover the beautiful city Eskişehir. So where else should you be? COME TO ESKİŞEHİR!Fee is only 35 €!

Do you love beer, wurst, and brezeln? You want to immerse yourself in German culture and history? Do you want to gain hands-on skills in civic activism?

You still can beercome a changemaker! We are looking for two last changemakers! 
Have a look on our program
and apply here

Visit the finest vineyards in Italy, spend the night under the stars in the Alps and find out the wonders of the Italian Cuisine. W.I.N.E. 2018 is looking for its last participants: don't miss the chance and join us. Can't you stay for the two weeks? This year we're admitting visitors to join us just for a few days. Applications for participants on the official site and for visitors by the link.

Do you want to develop yourself, lead people and organisations, boost collaboration and create a positive social impact? Do you want to have a summer full of quality trainings and meet people from all over Europe, both from AEGEE and from other NGO's? Leadership Summer School 2018 still has some spots left for you to join them in Lithuania from the 26th of July till the 4th of August (arrival and departure in Vilnius). Get ready and develop yourself!

All you need to do is write a short e-mail to:

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You have a passion for the topic of migration and refugees? You would like to help educate our members and launch projects and conferences?

The Migration Interest Group is searching for a new core team to create new events and projects and to educate the network on the topic.

You would like to take action but time is an issue? With only 2 hours per week of dedicated work, you can make the difference. We are looking for PR, Internal & External Relations and Content Team Members and a second Moderator!

Join now!

The application deadline is the 24th of June at 23:59 CET.

We are looking forward to your application!

Are you ready to join us in this rainbow adventure?
From AEGEE-Madrid in collaboration with La Tripulación 10.0, we are organising a thematic event that will take place from Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th (July 2018) in Madrid, during theWorld Pride Festival!

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We wait for you in the heart of Spain :)

Do you want to know which skills you learn bybeing active, and be able to brag about it towards others? Or do you want to know which skills you need for a certain European body? Be our hero and donate 10 minutes of your time to fill in this survey, so the Skills Schedule task force (CD&HRC&YDWG) will be able to answer those questions!

Europe on Track is continuing its journey and is in need of your help! 
Looking forward to the 6th edition, ideas on topics are wanted. Contribute to our journey and help EoT reach a topic by providing your thoughts and ideas! Become the change. Alone you go fast, together we go further!Deadline 20th of June 23:59 CET.

Submit your ideas here

The two travellers of the Equal Rights Working Group just reached the middle of their journey! They are travelling from France to Greece with two Interrail tickets and visiting several Prides. They are meeting and interviewing local LGBT+ activists and Pride organizers, with the aim to understand the local situation concerning LGBT+ rights, to discover what is the meaning of Pride parades today in Europe, and to learn how young people can take action to support the LGBT+ community.
Follow their blogs and the Facebook page!

The European Youth Event in Strasbourgwas the perfect opportunity for Y Vote to bring together young people and politicians and discuss a very important topic: How can we improve the follow-up after meetings of MEPs (and politicians in general) and (young) people? The concrete outcomes of this very lively and rich discussion you can find on our website.

The conference “Representation Needs Participation: European Elections” took place from the 13th to 15th of April 2018 in Salerno. It took part as an activity related to the Franck Biancheri Award granted to AEGEE-Salerno and was co-organised with the Civic Education Working Group. The topic was dedicated to the idea of transnational lists and the European Elections.

The Association des Amis de Franck Biancheri (AAFB/ Friends of Franck Biancheri) was founded shortly after Franck’s death in 2012 to continue his legacy. AAFB grants each year, since 2014, the award to one AEGEE local to remember and to promote Franck’s work and ideas connected to European decision-making processes.

The topic chosen for the conference is connected to Franck’s vision on trans-european democracy in European Union politics. This includes his creation of the two parties: IDE in 1989 and Newropeans in 2009 both running for European elections. The motivation behind the chosen topic is the current need for more transnational democracy in Europe.

The aim of the conference was to discuss these ideas from today’s perspective. For this, the current European election system was explained, alternatives to it were introduced and compared and ideas for the future were drafted by the participants. The participants came from different European countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Russia, Spain and Turkey. There were participants also outside from AEGEE. The working language was English. You can find results booklet here

International Minor HvA (Amsterdam): Organisational Dynamics & Leadership
This English-taught minor at the Hogeschool van Amsterdam (HvA) enables you to develop your own view on the difference between having good ideas and getting things done. The minor will prepare you for your future responsibility of achieving true results, specifically when dealing with changes. We do this by using a clear interaction between technique and human behavior.
The programme is highly interactive, your development will be made visible by written assignments. A large part of the minor is an in-company assignment of one day per week, so you also experience how Dutch organizations work. The minor is delivered by 4 tutors which have an extended experience in organizations and change programs.

Learning outcomes:
• Understanding of new organization models
• Insight in how to optimize teamwork
• Insights in how an organization can be flexible
• Insight in the differences between hierarchical and facilitating management
• Understanding of intervention possibilities
• Insight in the difference between management and leadership
• Understating the difference between planned and organic change

Admission requirements and application:
Target groups are undergraduate students in their third or fourth academic year. Basic technical knowledge on undergraduate level is expected, positive is an interest in entrepreneurship as well as basic management.
It is important for all students to have strong written and verbal English language skills.
Information on the application procedure
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For more program info please contact: Mr. Gerard Oosterloo; [log in to unmask].