Charlemagne Youth Prize 2015

Young people running projects with a European dimension have until 23 February to register for the 2015 edition of the Charlemagne Youth Prize and win cash prizes, as well as trips to Aachen and the European Parliament. The aim of the Prize is to encourage the development of European consciousness among young people, as well as their participation in European integration projects.

The Charlemagne Youth Prize is organised by the European Parliament and the International Charlemagne Prize Foundation in Aachen, and is awarded each year for projects run by people aged between 16 and 30.

The prizes are awarded to projects, undertaken by young people, which foster understanding, promote the development of a shared sense of European identity, and offer practical examples of Europeans living together as one community.

The three winning projects are awarded €5,000, €3,000, and €2,000 respectively. Their representatives will be invited to visit the European Parliament in Brussels or Strasbourg in the autumn. Representatives of the 28 national winning projects will be invited to the Charlemagne Youth Prize award ceremony and the International Charlemagne Prize of the City of Aachen award ceremony two days later during a four-day trip to Aachen next May.
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2014 winners
In 2014 the first prize went to Our Europe, a Danish travel project. They travelled around Europe for 12 months, lived with young people and interviewed them, later publishing the interviews on their website.

The second prize went to the JouwDelft & Co youth congress from the Netherlands. Fifty-five young people from all over Europe gathered for a week to brainstorm on youth and unemployment.

Third prize in 2014 went to Employment4U, a training project by the Youth Dynamics organisation from Cyprus. It consisted of workshops and seminars on how to search for work and develop certain skills.

To find out more about how to apply and the difference the prize can make, visit the Charlemagne Youth Prize website.