From 1 to 5 December, girls, boys, youth centre workers and associations from six European countries met in Brussels to present to the European Parliament the European Charter for Youth Spaces made within the scope of the YouthSpeaces project  funded by the EU with Erasmus Plus.

The Charter aims to become a tool for reflection to recognize and strengthen youth spaces across Europe.

During the days spent together, the group had the opportunity to exchange experiences, reflect on the importance of youth spaces and elaborate stimulating questions on the recognition and support of the latter.

The meeting with the MEP, Giuseppe Lupo, for the official presentation of the Charter, was the culmination of a collective work that aims to give a voice to all young people and to promote youth spaces as places of active participation and inclusion.

Read the text of the European Charter for Youth Spaces here