Strengthen Youth Policies in Europe Now
Recognizing the responsibility of the presidency of the Council of the European Union
Following Germany’s presidency of the EU Council from 1 July to 31 December 2020 and considering the strong relevance of decisions on European policy for young people, the German Federal Youth Advisory Board (in short: FYAB; in German: Bundesjugendkuratorium/BJK) is now making selected publications available in English. In so doing, FYAB is not only highlighting challenges in child and youth policy that are relevant at the pan-European level but also accounting for the transnational realities of young people's lives.
The FYAB Call to Action Strengthen Youth Policies in Europe Now – Recognizing the responsibility of the presidency of the Council of the European Union has foregrounded central challenges involved in developing child-friendly and youth-friendly European policy. FYAB proposes that (European) policy measures be found to counteract structural inequalities and negative effects the Covid-19 pandemic has had on young people such as the exacerbated situation faced by young refugees at the outer borders of the EU or cancelled transnational education and training provision.
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Beteiligungspraxis junger Menschen auf Bundesebene
Erfahrungen, Vorstellungen und Ideen junger Menschen in der Politikberatung
Die Beteiligungspraxis junger Menschen auf Bundesebene steht im Mittelpunkt eines Berichts des Bundesjugendkuratoriums
Sofie Jokerst
Standards und Qualität im Kinderschutz unter Druck
Handlungsperspektiven für eine zukunftsfähige Kinder- und Jugendhilfe
BJK fordert Diskussion zu einem transparenten Qualitätsdialog zur Bedeutung von Standards und dem Fachkräftegebot unter dem Aspekt der Bedarfsgerechtigkeit.
Dr. Pia Jaeger