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Alongside the EuroSDC debate tournament, we hosted a series of seminars on the quality of judging as part of our Erasmus+ accreditation in the field of youth. Debates need proper adjudication, for the youth to be able to express themselves in a const...

Once again, debaters from all over Europe came together to compete and determine the best team on the continent. The European Schools Debating Championship returned for its second year, continuing to highlight the educational value of debate, critica...

The European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) led a delegation of 31 young people from 16 countries to Auschwitz as part of its "Bridging Memory to Action" programme, marking the 80th Anniversary of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Liberation. We had the opport...

The EYE Village Kick-off Meeting in Strasbourg marked the beginning of preparations for EYE2025, bringing together youth organisations that will be hosting activities at the European Youth Event. The meeting provided key insights into the event’s str...

The final project meeting in Arad, Romania marked the end of the Active Youth Hub project. Partners came together to reflect on the journey, assess key achievements and ensure that the impact of the project extends beyond its official end. The meetin...

December wasn’t just about closing the year—it was also the time for an inspiring meeting within the Empowering Youth Work for the Green Debate project. Hosted in Zagreb by the Croatian Debate Society, the event brought fresh insights and valuable fe...

As the DISCUSS project comes to a close, its impact on youth engagement and debate-based learning remains undeniable. The final local participation event at the Tienskip venue in Leidschendam-Voorburg brought together enormous amount of school studen...

Registration for EuroSDC 2025 Bucharest is now open and closes on the 15th of December. We cordially invite teams to register! More information can be found in the registration form itself.

DEUS partners have met for one last time in Brussels to review and reflect on what we have achieved, but also to look ahead and plan for future activities.

We have attended a project meeting in Barcelona as a part of the KVAK project, which is developing tools to better train youth workers and educators to provide feedback and conduct activities in a safe way.

Lorentz Lyceum in Arnhem hosted a local debate training, this time focusing on environmental topics. Students not only improved their argumentation and critical thinking skills as always, but also engaged in discussions about issues that directly im...

The DISCUSS project gave students in Alkmaar the opportunity to engage in debate and advocacy. Through a debate tournament, participants developed critical thinking and public speaking skills. The event also provided a space for discussions with loca...