A dynamic publication aimed at encouraging young people to actively participate in shaping the future of the EU. It highlights some of the many EU initiatives young people can get involved in – from high-level Youth Policy Dialogues and studying abroad with Erasmus+ to volunteering with the European Solidarity Corps. The publication also emphasises the importance of voting and running for office, providing practical advice on how young people can make their voices heard and contribute to EU policies.

A short introduction to the European Union in simple language. It contains essential information about the EU – from its history and values to the actions it is taking to tackle today’s big issues. The publication highlights many EU initiatives that benefit citizens and shows what it is doing to improve things on the ground in the EU’s countries and regions. It also explains how citizens can get involved in and contribute to the decision-making process. It offers practical information (e.g. how to get help with funding) and provides links throughout for those interested in finding out more.

An informative and engaging resource that explains the formation of the EU, the values shared by its Member States and the roles of the various EU institutions. It is designed to provide a clear understanding of the way the EU works, its history, and how it impacts citizens’ daily lives. It also addresses contemporary challenges such as climate change, adapting to the digital age, the impact of COVID-19, etc. The publication includes exercises to help engage young readers. An online quiz, available on the EU Learning Corner, complements the publication.

This publication aims to provide young readers with an introduction to the EU. They can learn about the EU's history, its Member States, and the impact of EU policies on their daily lives in an engaging format with colourful illustrations, maps, and interactive elements that make learning about Europe both fun and accessible.

A fun and educational origami game designed for young children. This interactive material helps young learners pick up basic facts about the EU in an engaging way. It is meant to be used as a prompt to engage in discussion about the EU.

