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Open Call for MY-WAY Project Officer

AEGEE-Europe is recruiting a Project Officer to work in our headoffice in Brussels.  Job Description Time allocation: part-time (25 hours a week) Starting date: September 1, 2015 (6 months) Responsible to: Secretary General of AEGEE-Europe Salary: 1800 eur/month (bruto)  The Project Officer will manage the implementation of MY-WAY, a two-year long project started on 1st of January 2015 and co-funded under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. The MY-WAY project aims at enhancing and improving the collaboration and efforts of web entrepreneurship initiatives (hubs, projects, accelerator networks, contests, etc.), web/business experts (accelerators, mentors, etc.), educational actors (business [...]

Open Call for MY-WAY Project Officer2015-08-03T09:04:29+02:00

AEGEE-Europe condemns plans to erect a border-fence between Hungary and Serbia

AEGEE-Europe strongly opposes the plans of the Hungarian government about the erection of the 176 kms long fence along the Hungarian-Serbian border. The fence itself is not only a too drastic and impractical measure, but it also carries an unwanted  symbolism which is against the fundamental ideals of solidarity, human rights, openness and integration, which all members states of the European Union agreed on. Accordingly to the recent tendencies of an alarmingly high number of immigrants and refugees entering the European continent, AEGEE-Europe calls upon the decision-makers, heads of states and ministers to immediately start working on a more sustainable [...]

AEGEE-Europe condemns plans to erect a border-fence between Hungary and Serbia2015-08-03T09:59:02+02:00

AEGEE / European Students’ Forum expresses solidarity with Armenian young people defending their fundamental rights

From June 19 AEGEE has attentively followed the recent stand-off and major public discontent over the increase of the electricity price in Armenia. AEGEE strongly condemns excessive use of force by the Police aimed at dispersing the crowd on the morning of June 23, resulting in arrest of more than 250 civic activists. We are, furthermore, extremely troubled with the use of force against journalists and representatives of different international media channels. The freedom of assembly and freedom of speech are fundamental democratic values which shall be respected and accordingly not restricted. Simultaneously, AEGEE expresses its support and solidarity to representatives [...]

AEGEE / European Students’ Forum expresses solidarity with Armenian young people defending their fundamental rights2015-08-03T10:00:04+02:00

Reaction to Statement on Policy Orientation for a Social Europe

On Tuesday 9th June, the commissioner on Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labor Mobility Marianne Thyssen released a statement on policy orientation for a Social Europe pointing out the willingness of the European Commission on “taking the social dimension on board of all its policies”. Marianne Thyssen This willingness is encompassed with the intention of establishing “minimum standards, expressed in benchmarks” covering aspects such as the duration and level of unemployment benefits, minimum income or access to child care or basic health care. AEGEE-Europe as a student organization that is aware of the critical situation that many young [...]

Reaction to Statement on Policy Orientation for a Social Europe2015-08-03T10:02:02+02:00

Young people gathered to debate solutions to key challenges on the Day of Europe

In the beginning of May, celebrations of Europe Day took place across the continent. Commemorating the 65th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration provided an opportunity for Europe to reflect on all the strides that have been made in terms of cooperation and integration. While it cannot be disputed that significant progress has been made, it is crucial to be critical and to be aware that many more achievements have to be made for the European Project to be considered a success. As European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker pointed out: ‘The European Union was born in the aftermath of a terrible [...]

Young people gathered to debate solutions to key challenges on the Day of Europe2015-08-03T10:08:53+02:00

65 years after Schuman declaration – AEGEE’s anniversary conference: application open

AEGEE / European Students’ Forum is celebrating its 30 anniversary of empowering young people to shape a better Europe. You are invited to attend the anniversary conference under the theme of 'Schuman declaration 65 years later - wishes of the young generation for Europe’ at the venues of the European Economic and Social Committee. During the event on the 8th of May, 4 panel discussions will take place, starting at 13:00. They will tackle the issues of: European integration: social, political, economic integration - where are we heading? Democratic innovations & active citizenship Jobs & growth Education & learning mobility. [...]

65 years after Schuman declaration – AEGEE’s anniversary conference: application open2015-05-05T10:27:33+02:00

Europe and its identities: how divided is Europe? – Franck Bianceri Memorial Event organised by AEGEE-Delft

AEGEE-Delft elaborates on the discussion about our future Europe. By Femke Lokhorst, President of AEGEE-Delft ’14-’15. A four day event titled Europe and its identities. How divided is Europe took place in Delft last December discussing matters that are important to the future of the European union. The event was part of the FBY 2014 -The Franck Biancheri Year- financed by the AAFB Association des Amis de Franck Biancheri. FBY is an opportunity for AEGEE locals to contribute to European matters. Not per se to the ideas of someone, but to open a European level discussion about the future of [...]

Europe and its identities: how divided is Europe? – Franck Bianceri Memorial Event organised by AEGEE-Delft2015-08-03T10:14:25+02:00

AEGEE-Europe’s Reaction to the Council Proposal for the Revision of the Visa Directive

AEGEE-Europe has always been advocating for the right of free movement in Europe. With a strong belief in a unified, diverse and borderless Europe, AEGEE has been among the first Pan-European associations promoting Youth Mobility as the core action to empower students and young people in Europe to take an active role in society. Thus, AEGEE-Europe is extremely disappointed by the Council Proposal on the Directive on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for the purposes of research, studies, pupil exchange, remunerated and unremunerated training, voluntary service and au pairing. Modifying the scope of the directive, the [...]

AEGEE-Europe’s Reaction to the Council Proposal for the Revision of the Visa Directive2015-08-03T10:16:01+02:00

AEGEE-Europe Reaction to the Council Proposal for the Revision of the Visa Directive

AEGEE-Europe has always been advocating for the right of free movement in Europe. With a strong belief in a unified, diverse and borderless Europe, AEGEE has been among the first Pan-European associations promoting Youth Mobility as the core action to empower students and young people in Europe to take an active role in society. Thus, AEGEE-Europe is extremely disappointed by the Council Proposal on the Directive on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for the purposes of research, studies, pupil exchange, remunerated and unremunerated training, voluntary service and au pairing. Modifying the scope of the directive, the [...]

AEGEE-Europe Reaction to the Council Proposal for the Revision of the Visa Directive2015-02-09T15:09:33+01:00

Threat to free movement: security and Schengen restrictions in Bulgaria and Romania

The recent terrorist attacks on the cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo and the hostage taking in the Jewish supermarket just outside of Paris have caused a major disturbance in European Union’s security policies. AEGEE-Europe acknowledges the grave and deep impact of these events, but would like to express its concern with recent developments around the heightened security threat and the stricter regulation of the Schengen Area. According to Romanian MEP Traian Ungureanu, Romania’s and Bulgaria’s chances to join the Schengen zone have diminished sharply now that Germany and France have become more cautious [1]. Some Schengen countries fear that accession of Bulgaria [...]

Threat to free movement: security and Schengen restrictions in Bulgaria and Romania2015-08-03T10:18:40+02:00

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