Europe is us!

Why are abortion rights important? Who is fighting for them and who is opposing them? What is the My Voice My Choice initiative? Listen to our international podcast on youth. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Larisa Rudenko on Shutterstock.

What is Generation Z eating and how healthy is their diet? How does social media influence their food choices and what is it like inside the modelling industry?
Listen to our international podcast on youth. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Alessandro Biascioli on Shutterstock.

Is today's youth finding spirituality in religion or elsewhere? How is social media affecting the field? Are family values still of great influence? What does religion bring to everyday life of a young person?
Listen to our international podcast on youth. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Zigres on Shutterstock.

Should internships be paid? Who should be offering them? What does German youth expect from them? Is it easy to find them?
Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Arthur Bargan on Shutterstock.

Does schooling today provide the right skills and knowledge for the EU economy of tomorrow? Is homework necessary? How is the schooling system in Slovenia developing? Should media literacy be taught at schools, and by who?
Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Ground Picture on Shutterstock.

Is Gen Z as passionate about volunteering as previous generations? What are the benefits of volunteering? How constraining is the question of time and money? In what do rural and urban areas in the Netherlands differ when it comes to volunteering?
Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Wavebreakmedia on Shutterstock.

Is Generation Z ready to bring children into this world? We talked to Mathilde Contensou, a student from France making her first steps into politics. Is financial crisis the main reason for doubt of having a family? How divided is French youth?
Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our podcast on international youth, with the first part of the season focusing on young people and politics.
Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: fizkes on Shutterstock.

Who are Europe's first-time voters and why did they vote? We talked to Simon Trussevich, President of the Intergenerational Coalition of Slovenia. How did his generation prepare to vote for the first time? Which political priorities attract him? Why more EU and not less?
Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our podcast on international youth, with the first part of the season focusing on young people and politics, in the run-up to the European elections. 
Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Yiorgos GR on Shutterstock.

How are political parties trying to reach youth through political messages and what works? We talked to Chiara Merlin, a Junior Researcher at Italian think tank Mondo Internazionale, and a United Nations volunteer. What kind of messages reach Chiara? Is her algorithm leading her to one side only or is it wider? How old do you really have to be to participate in Italian politics?
Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our podcast on international youth, with the first part of the season focusing on young people and politics, in the run-up to the European elections. 
Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: GaudiLab on Shutterstock.

Is climate crisis moving down the priority lane of polirt? We talk to Cass Hebron, a climate activist from Belgium and editor of The Green Fix, a climate newsletter. How has war in Ukraine affected the presence of climate topics in politics? How to communicate climate and why do we need to focus on it
Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our podcast on international youth, with the first part of the season focusing on young people and politics, in the run-up to the European elections. 
Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Piyaset on Shutterstock.