European Youth Goals
#1 Connecting EU with Youth
Foster the sense of youth belonging to the European project and build a bridge between the EU and young people to regain trust and increase participation.
#2 Equality of All Genders
Ensure equality of all genders and gender sensitive approaches in all areas of life of a young person.
#3 Inclusive Societies
Enable and ensure the inclusion of all young people in society.
#4 Information & Constructive Dialogue
Ensure young people have better access to reliable information, support their ability to evaluate information critically and engage in participatory and constructive dialogue.
#5 Mental Health & Wellbeing
Achieve better mental wellbeing and end stigmatisation of mental health issues, thus promoting social inclusion of all young people.
#6 Move Rural Youth Forward
Create conditions which enable young people to fulfill their potential in rural areas.
#7 Quality Employment for All
Guarantee an accessible labour market with opportunities that lead to quality jobs for all young people.
#8 Quality Learning
Integrate and improve different forms of learning, equipping young people for the challenges of an ever-changing life in the 21st century.
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#9 Space and Participation for all
Strengthen young people’s democratic participation and autonomy as well as provide dedicated youth spaces in all areas of society.
#10 Sustainable Green Europe
Achieve a society in which all young people are environmentally active, educated and able to make a difference in their everyday lifes.
#11 Youth Organisations and European Programmes
Ensure equal access for all young people to youth organisations and European youth programmes, building a society based on European values and identity.
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