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If you are interested in news from the youth sector around Europe, take a look at the latest edition of e-Youth Opinion!

A new European Commission's website on the topic of student mobility in Europe!

http://www.study-in-europe.org/

Spread the word!

Thank you in advance for your effort in going through this post, I promise you will find it useful (but only if you read it ;))

Question number 1: do you know what Europass is?

(answer: Europass is a new way of helping people to: make their skills and qualifications clearly and easily understood in Europe (European Union, EFTA/EEA and candidate countries), ant therefore move anywhere in Europe.)
 
Europass consists of five documents:

Somehow, and I don't know how, I can blog again on Supernova! :) (after months of suffering "mysterious" technical difficulties)

The spamming starts here...

Some 10 days ago, our dear WG leader, Mr. Lambers, wrote a beautiful and colourful email to all LTV WG members, and sub-WG coordinators in particular... one of the sentences there was: 23/11/2007: All sub-coordinators must post results on Supernova

As a sub-coordinator (in charge of ESN and Society subgroup of LTV WG), and as a loyal ESNer, I have to obey what Mr. Lambers says. So, here is what we have done so far.

A couple of months ago, ESN was asked to contribute to Youth Opinion with an article on openness and reaching out to young people from ESN's perspective.

Youth Opinion is a magazine of the European Youth Forum. The latest issue, containing our text, came out last week.

You can read our aritcle on page 12 of this link. :)

Once again, the European Youth Forum (YFJ) gathered representatives from its 95 Member Organisations for the Council of Members meeting (COMEM), an event held twice a year. This time round, 160 delegates got together in Brussels on 9-10 November. For the first time after being accepted in the Forum, ESN was represented by three delegates: Jelena Brankovic, Davide Capecchi and Giorgio Marinoni.