Young people are driving global climate action. We want to empower all our member organisations in climate action, through education, training, public awareness, public participation opportunities, access to information, and international cooperation on these matters. On 17th November 2020, Rianna Carroll, YEE representative from our member organisation Eco-UNESCO based in Ireland, attended Global Youth Consultation […]
In today’s interview, we are bringing you the story of the first package-free grocery store of Sweden, GRAM MALMÖ. Meet Rowan, the founder of Gram. Her zero waste food shop started firstly as a life experiment, and then turned into a very successful sustainable business. Find your inspiration in our today´s story just as we […]
Join the online Digital Masterclass on “Communicating climate action online” with professionals specialising in communication, advocacy and public engagement on environment, energy and climate change topics. The webinar is organised by the European Committee of the Regions, a political assembly which represents local and regional authorities across the European Union and advises on new laws that have an […]
On the 12th November, YEE co-hosted second webinar of the #ClimateofChange series, together with the European Environmental Bureau and Youth4Nature, this time on climate change and public health. What is the concept of planetary health and how is the climate change affecting our health? The Climate of Change project is a pan-European campaign to build […]
Our team is growing and we couldn´t be more excited. This year YEE has been joined by many new faces and that’s not all, our team has also grown in experience and expertise to drive our expanding network. From our core team in Prague, through to our advocacy geniuses, communications brains, and fundraising masters, we […]
Today you have a chance to get to know Luca Arfini, an ambitious Italian guy who is embarking on a new journey. His project is called Young Leaders Voices and it aims to talk about today’s global challenges on key topics for young people. The purpose is to consider the two sides of the story, […]
The two day online event of the European Environmental Bureau followed a weekend long Board Meeting including the 2020 Annual Conference and an Annual General Meeting – all incredibly insightful and well organised, especially given the challenge of an all online event. The Conference on Monday the 9th hosted some incredible speakers such as Kate […]
Let’s talk about climate change and public health. Join us for the second webinar of #climateofchange series, this time addressing the health implications of climate change. Join our panel of inspiring speakers to learn about and discuss how the health of the planet directly impacts our own physical and mental health, one of the least […]
Today we are bringing you an astonishing story about a tech start-up youth-led company based in London and their recently launched ETHOS app. Have you ever wished to have a dedicated online space where you could discuss social issues? Now, it’s possible with The Ethos Network, the world first social media platform where you can […]
In today’s interview, we travel to Tartu, Estonia where we meet the team at Paranduskelder – Repair Space, to talk with them about repairing things. Nothing lasts forever. Do you stick with what you’ve been using and love, or get something shiny and new? Paranduskelder is a non-profit organisation, which offers their space and tools you […]
YEE aims to unite environmental youth non-profit organisations in Europe in order to enhance international cooperation, increase knowledge about the climate crisis, raise awareness of environmental problems and to strengthen participation of youth in environmental decision-making.
Supported by the Council of Europe through the European Youth Foundation.
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