European Christian Political Youth Network - Activities

Activities

  • Since the International Summer School in Kortenberg in 2004 summer schools are held annually around a specific theme or political issue and offers participants lectures, workshops and excursions. ECPYN organized summer schools in 2005 in Lunteren (Netherlands), 2006 in Birstonas (Lithuania), 2007 in Würzburg (Germany), 2008 in Chişinău (Moldova), 2009 in Risan (Montenegro), 2010 in Ohrid (Macedonia), 2011 in Paris (France) and 2012 in Zagreb (Croatia).
  • The EPCYN started to organize winter schools in Lviv (Ukraine) in January 2011 followed by one in Esztergom (Hungary) in January 2012.
  • The ECPYN also organises regional conferences in different parts of Europe and youth programs on conferences of the European Christian Political Movement. Regional conferences took place in Tbilisi (Georgia) in October 2010.
  • In 2012 the ECPYN started an in-depth training program, the ECPYN Academy, under the title 'Crossroads'. The first session took place in Timisoara, Romania.

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