29. February 2016
On February 26-27, 2016 FutureLab Europe took part in the Ronda Forum 2016, an international forum organised by the Real Maestranza Foundation and ITER Alumni. This year’s Forum, entitled The Cities We Want, The Cities We Need, focused on social entrepreneurship and its role in transforming Europe’s small cities and peripheral regions into attractive places for its citizens, especially for the young generation.
Read more ...27. May 2015 FutureLabber Adnan Rahimić participated in the Europe@Debate entitled 'Pictures of War' organised by the Körber Foundation in Hamburg on 27 May 2015, in occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Dayton agreement. During the event, Adnan Rahimić – who grew up in Bosnia during the Balkan wars – and photojournalist Tom Stoddart … Continue reading Europe@Debate: Pictures of War
12. December 2014
When twelve new members joined the European Union in 2004 and 2007, the borders of the Union shifted further towards the East. This paper examines the relationship of the EU with its Eastern Neighbourhood; the six Eastern Partnership countries – Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine – and Russia. Special attention is paid to the potential opportunities arising out of these relationships from the youth perspective of FutureLab Europe and the measures that its young participants deem necessary in order for these opportunities to be seized.
28. August 2014 On September 1, 2014, Future Europe participants took part in the Europe@debate: New Social and Digital Media in the European Public Sphere organised by the Fritt Ord Foundation in Oslo. FutureLabbers Dorit Fauck, Kati Temonen, Doru Toma, Stephan Kool, Milos Djindjic, Enja Sæthren and Tonje Olsrud presented their position paper on the … Continue reading Europe@debate: New Social and Digital Media in the European Public Sphere
12. May 2014 On the centenary of the beginning of the First World War, Berlin became the European meeting point to "look back and think forward". From 7 to 11 May over 400 young Europeans met with politicians and experts in the fields of international relations and history as well as artists. The event, opened … Continue reading History Campus: Look back and think forward
