Europe is us!

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. The main focus of this episode is on the gender gap; how does it differ in different countries? Is it enough to have women in position to reach equality? How does legislation influence the gap between genders? We discussed the situation in Malta, where a strict abortion law is still affecting society. How can we spot the gender gap at the workplace? Amée Zoutberg, a journalist from the Netherlands provided us with her observations. Belle de Jong, a content creator from the Netherlands, who lived and worked in Malta and then changed it for Belgium took us on a tour through her experiences while explaining the impact of the gender gap in different environments. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Shutterstock.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. For this special episode, Youth and politics, we went to Strasbourg to talk to Niklas Nienaß, a 30-year-old German Member of the European Parliament from the Greens, about his experience of being a young politician. We talked about the priorities he is focusing on, about his workdays, the ways young politicians work in teams with older colleagues, the European Year of Youth, and the importance of not forgetting about youth after the year of 2022. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European Year of Youth.
The podcast discusses themes that interest the youth: from the problem of expensive housing to traps on social media, remote schooling, participation in politics to job opportunities and the importance of mental health.
 
In each episode, we host a guest who describes his experiences through the perspective of a young person. By talking to youth from different countries, we try to include as many different views.
 
In the twelfth episode, we are looking for relaxing holiday destinations. Which are the best ones in Montenegro? Our guest: Katica Nišavić.
 
In our regular section The Voice of Gen Z, we find space for voices of young people around Europe that are closely connected with the discussed theme. This time, we are travelling to Bulgaria, where Kristiyan told us why he enjoys travelling by train.
 
In our regular section The Watchdog’s Perspective, we are talking to journalists, the watchdogs of the society, from different countries in order to better understand different environments and see the bigger picture of occurring problems. Jonė Sąlygaitė from Žiniu radijas, based in Lithuania, presented a few must see destinations in Lithuania.
 
Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the eleventh episode, we are discussing internet regulation. How to check suspicious funding backgrounds? Our guest: Oleksandr Pomoshnikov, Chief Business Development Officer at YouControl. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Brett Jordan on Unsplash.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the tenth episode, we are focusing on housing. What is the recommendation of a young architect for solving your first housing problem? Our guest: Lukáš Nechajev, student of architecture in Prague. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Matthew Henry on Unsplash.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the ninth episode, we are talking about trends in modern European art. Why do young artists have to be flexible? Our guest: Renske de Vries, historian and performance artist. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Efe Kurnaz on Unsplash.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the eighth episode, we are focusing on distant learning. How did it affect the youth and the schooling system? What is it like to teach and learn remotely? Our guest: Erik Babič, Co-founder of Empatiko, an Institute for Improvement of Life Quality. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Alexandr Podvalny on Unsplash.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the seventh episode, we are taking a closer look at The Conference on the Future of Europe. What can we expect from it? How do the priorities of countries recovering from war differ from the priorities of the economically strong EU member states? Our guest: Armin Poljak, Young European Ambassador from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo: Jaime Lopes, Unsplash.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the sixth episode, our main topic is migration. Don't we all have a migration story in our family? How flexible are national educational systems during the migration wave from Ukraine? Our guest: Susanna Veevo, founder of Peace Action Community Estonia and Policy and Advocacy Officer at the Estonian Roundtable for Development Cooperation. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo by Katie Moum on Unsplash.

Europe is us! But who are we? Listen to our international podcast focusing on youth during the European year of youth. In the fifth episode, we are talking about job opportunities: how does the regional perspective differ from the national one? What is La España vaciada? Our guest: Irene Barahona Fernández, an activist from Zamora. Brought to you by Euranet Plus. Host: Dino Subašić. Photo by Sven Mieke on Unsplash.