Young Citizens Danube Network strongly encourages young people to become active participants of societies in the Danube Region in order to influence their own and their region’s future. Opening space for a debate on range of issues that affect young people is an important step in achieving that goal.
The Voices of youth project is envisioned as a series of panel discussions on topics that concern young generations in general and in particular those specific to the Danube Region. Started at occasional informal gatherings of YCDN members, the project will now develop into monthly organized and structured discussions of local and international students in Budapest, Hungary. The Voices of Youth panel discussions are hosted at the Andrássy University Budapest.
Want to propose a HOT topic for one of the upcoming panel discussions? Want to be our next Voices of Youth moderator? Get in touch!
Previous Voices of Youth topics:
- “Nem tetszik a rendszer”: What is the change we seek?
- Ban of Belgrade Pride 2011: Who rules the Belgrade streets?
- Bologna Process: What’s your story?
- Danubian Civil Society and the role of youth
The Voices of Youth discussions are open for public and no registration is needed. The language in use is English. All participants are required to show respect for each other at all times. Any kind of hate speech, call for violence, or any other usage of abusive language is strictly forbidden. Failure to act in line with above set rules will result in ban from further participation.
Opinions and views stated during the discussion are not necessarily those of the YCDN.
