At YEU Cyprus we aspire to raise the voice of the youth in society. To do so we organise Structured Dialogues were youth from various backgrounds have the opportunity to discuss on topics they feel the need to be better represented on local, regional and European level policies. After each such conference we publish the main outcomes of the discussion which we then further promote to policy makers.
STIDE-Stimulate Democracy: Transform Governance Through Technology
The main aim of the Policy Paper is to highlight the views of youth in regards to the use of digital tools within governmental institutions and potential areas to improve.
Acts of Young People
Policy Paper
The program aimed at creating recommendations and proposals from young Europeans to policy makers in order to tackle youth absenteeism from politics. The participants of the programme were young people from 18 until 30 years old from 17 European countries.
Social Solidarity in Cyprus
Policy Paper
To showcase the views of the youth on social inclusion and racism in Cyprus and pass them on to local policy makers. The subjects discussed include; Social Stigmas, Xenophobia & Racism, Migration & Refugees, Gender Equality and LGBTQ+ rights.
Ideas for a Better Cyprus: The Youth Perspective
Shape recommendations based on young people’s opinions in relation to the Cyprus Issue and how a better Cyprus can be achieved. The project is a continuation of the project “Better Cyprus”, implemented by YEU Cyprus in the past. The age of the participants through the whole project ranged from 16 – 30 years old.
Better Cyprus: The Cyprus Issue and Youth
Policy Paper
To shape recommendations based on young people’s opinions with regards to the Cyprus Issue and how they envision a better Cyprus. The age of the participants through the whole project ranged from 16 – 30 years old.
Job Hunters - 34th YEU Convention
Inspire young people to re-enter the labour market after exploring and enhancing their skills and potential. The project tackles issues of youth
unemployment and gave the space for young people to describe the situation in recent years.