4.1. People are never too young to think politically

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Europe Talks Solidarity

Instituto NOW for SALTO European Solidarity Corps

38 episodes

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What is solidarity? How can we foster it in our society and what are the limitations, challenges and opportunities for a solidary Europe? In this podcast series we are exploring this concept by traveling through Europe and beyond in search of a common narrative inspired by youth work and academic perspectives. Join us to talk solidarity!

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4.1. People are never too young to think politically

Europe Talks Solidarity

26 minutes 9 seconds

10 months ago

4.1. People are never too young to think politically

What are the most important ingredients for young people to get involved in solidarity projects? To kick off Season 4, we invited Eva Feldmann, Director of the Youth and Europe Research Group at the Centre for Applied Policy Research at the Ludwig-Maximilians University in Munich, to discuss the results of research on young people's participation in European solidarity projects and how such research can stimulate changes in policy-making.