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A campaign to reduce gang violence in Dublin and a program to help early school leavers return to the education system are among the projects a group of young people from across Europe plan to implement in the coming months following a training course on democracy and migration held in Prague last week.
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The newly elected Executive Committee (ExCo) of the Ecumenical Youth Council in Europe (EYCE) met for their first meeting from 11th – 14th of June at the EYCE office in Brussels, Belgium.
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From 29 May to 2 June 2009, young delegates to the 13th Assembly of the Conference of European Churches (CEC) gathered in Lyon, France, to prepare for the Assembly itself, which will be held in the Congress Centre of Lyon from 15-21 July. CEC staff members and representatives of the European ecumenical youth organisations were also present.
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During the National Corespondents' meeting in October 2008 in Rome as well as during the 37th General Meeting of EYCE in Latvia, the role of EYCE's Member Organisations was stressed greatly. EYCE and its Member Organisations are symbiotic link, which cannot exist without each other – if Member Organsiations are strong and structured, the work done by EYCE will be fruitful and meaningful, bringing the change also to the Member Organisations through the feedback of the participants in EYCE activities.
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In the first week of spring, 35 young people gathered in the European Youth Centre in Strasbourg to explore the links between economic justice and human rights. The aim of the study session was to promote social cohesion among young people through developing a concept of Human Rights which takes the perspective of Economic Justice into consideration, and thereby raising their awareness and promote action based on linking youth participation, social inclusion and Economic Justice.
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Christmas 2008 turned out to be a special birthday: Living Faiths Together saw the light of the world. The brand new publication is a tool kit on inter-religious dialogue in youth work. EYCE and its inter-religious partners combined their expertise in the pioneer field of inter-religious youth work and wrote this special hand book in a unique, consensus-based process. Living Faiths Together is now available for download.
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The Ecumenical Youth Council in Europe is a strong network of young Christians promo- ting the unity of Christianity throughout all of Europe. Read more about EYCE!
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Campaign to Overcome Fundamentalism Info
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- Read information related to the campaign here.
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