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European Charlemagne Youth Prize 2025

European Charlemagne Youth Prize: an award for all highly motivated young Europeans 

The European Charlemagne Youth Prize is awarded each year to projects designed by young people which promote democracy, active citizenship and community-building. The aim is to highlight the daily efforts of young people who are taking part in building a common European identity and shaping the future of Europe.

Organised jointly by the European Parliament and the International Charlemagne Prize Foundation in Aachen, the prize is awarded to three European projects of excellence which receive respectively €7,500 (first prize), €5,000 (second prize) and €2,500 (third prize).

Representatives from each of the 27 national winning projects will be invited to participate in a four-day trip to Aachen, Germany. The three winners will also have the opportunity to visit the European Parliament in Brussels or Strasbourg. Finally, a representative of each project will be able to take part in a Schuman traineeship.

If you live in the European Union, are between 16 and 30 years old and have a project that makes a difference in your community or in Europe, let it take off with the European Charlemagne Youth Prize. Applications are now open!

Want to win the next #ECYP2025?

It was possible to submit your application by 30 JANUARY 2025 as described in the following link:

https://epprizes.europarl.europa.eu/epprizes/ 

 

For more information visit the website of the European Charlemagne Prize 

WINNERS OF 2024:

2024 ECYP Winners on stage

The first prize of EUR 7,500 went to the Lithuanian project Sisterhood Pathways, which aims to combat violence against women in the Baltic countries through artistic initiatives, interviews, local workshops, international events and a social media campaign. The aim is to raise awareness of the problem, listen to victims and specialists, foster social inclusion, promote community participation and inform about strategies to prevent violence against women in every place.

Web site of Sisterhood Pathways

Prontuario of Sisterhood Pathways

The second prize of EUR 5,000 went to the French project Penser, agir et plaider ensemble pour ne laisser aucun. e jeune de côté. It is an initiative that promotes solidarity among young people across Europe, especially those living in poverty and exclusion, giving them the opportunity to make their voices heard and call for change. The project goes beyond linguistic and geographical borders and addresses issues such as harassment, discrimination, isolation, unemployment and educational barriers, drawing on young people’s experiences to identify common challenges.

The third prize, worth EUR 2,500, went to Europe Magazine, a German Instagram account which illustrates Europe’s most complex social issues through maps, infographics and statistics. Europe Magazine uses visual journalism to inform about politics, culture, the environment and society in a simple and accessible way. 

 

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