Young European Federalists - Activities

Activities

JEF spreads its ideas by the following means:

Campaigns to lobby over a longer period of time for a specific federalist cause.
Street actions mobilising the entire network to raise awareness of burning European issues among the general public. (Most notably the annual Free Belarus street action, taking place in numerous cities Europe- and worldwide since 2006)
International events such as seminars and trainings on a wide range of topics in different EU and non-EU countries.
A multilingual, interactive webzine "The New Federalist" where youth can voice their opinion in articles on current European affairs.
Projects that implement a specific goal and for which specific funding was received.
Press releases for the advocacy of JEF's objectives towards both public and private organisations.

Consequently, the organisation encourages debate on European affairs and EU policies while fostering youth mobility and exchanges throughout the continent, thus seeking to involve European Citizens, in particular young people, from all across the continent in the process of European integration.

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