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NAVIGATING TRANSITIONS: ADAPTING POLICY TO YOUNG PEOPLE’S CHANGING REALITIES


Symposium
Tirana, Albania 21-23 June 2022
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On 21-23 June 2022 the partnership between the European Commission and the
Council of Europe in the field of youth organised in Tirana, European Youth
Capital 2022, the Symposium Navigating Transitions: adapting policies to young
people’s changing realities. Around 100 participants including young people and
their organisations, policymakers, youth work practitioners and researchers
reflected on youth transition patters and experiences. Covid-19 pandemic and
other large societal challenges such as war, economic crisis, shrinking space
for civil society and limited channels for participation in public life have all
impacted on these transition pathways on political, economic, social, and
personal levels.

The symposium participants shared inspiring initiatives and learned about
resources from the EU-Council of Europe youth partnership such as the new Youth
Policy Manual, the e-library on youth policy evaluation, the draft T-kit on
participatory youth policy and thematic research initiatives contributing to
knowledge-based policies. Finally, they developed messages and proposals for
policy changes needed to support better youth transitions.

 The event aims to:

 * addressed and explored the impact of Covid-19 on youth transitions to
   autonomy, including, but not limited to transition from education to
   employment, from being sustained by their families/care institutions to
   financial and economic independence in a new household, from being to having
   children/forming a family;
 * reflected on how to adapt traditional youth policy and youth work approaches
   in supporting active participation of young people, their engagement with
   societal concerns such as anti-racism, environment and climate change,
   precariousness and inequalities, as well as (re)defining connections and
   community;
 * contextualised youth transitions in the context of Covid-19 but also other
   crises impacting transitions to adulthood (e.g. economic, financial, mental
   health, etc.);
 * examined and reflected on policy measures needed to support young people in
   their transitions to adulthood;
 * shared good practices of effective and successful youth policy interventions
   in the context of youth transitions and the impact of Covid-19;
 * connected actors working on these themes, from within and beyond the youth
   sector, to continue, develop or innovate in relation to that work.

2022-02-09T03:55:00

Graphic recordings Graphic recordings

 Official opening

 Workshops

 Social challenges impacting on young people's transitions

 Being young in Europe in 2022

 Visions for the future

 Visions for the future with poicy makers

 Closing session




Podcast Podcast


 

Photo gallery: Symposium

Photo gallery: EKCYP/PEYR meeting


presentations presentations
 * Access to Services and Service Design, by Angelina Pereira
 * Youth Transitions through the Covid-19 pandemic, by Howard Williamson
 * Avoiding a ‘pandemic scar’ on young people, by María Rodríguez Alcázar
 * Imagined Youth in the Future, by Howard Williamson
 * Covid 19 general impact, by James O’Donovan
 * Young people in conflict, by Susanna Veevo
 * Rethinking youth transitions, by Ilaria Pitti
 * Policies to support young people's transitions, by Shunta Takino


Documentation Documentation
 * Concept note
 * Programme
 * List of participants


Resources Resources

 Covid-19 knowledge hub

 Solidarity with Ukraine

 Contribution to EU Youth Wiki: Chapter VII. Health and well-being

 Coyote on Mental Health and Wellbeing

 E-library on youth policy evaluation

Under 30’ Podcasts page

 Compendium of background readings

 Understanding, Problematizing and Rethinking Youth Transitions to Adulthood, by
Ilaria Pitti

 Recommendation of the Council on OECD Legal Instruments Creating Better
Opportunities for Young People

 Youth services during the Covid-19 pandemic – a patchy net in need of
investment, by Dunja Potočnik and Ruzanna Ivanian

 The role of youth work in supporting young refugees and their political
participation: education, social capital and agency, by Simon Williams and
Charlie Hughes

 Surviving (and even thriving) during a crisis: the experiences of youth
organisations during the Covid-19 pandemic, by Viviane Ogou Corbi and Gianluca
Rossino

 Technology and the new power dynamics: limitations of digital youth work, by
Alicja Pawluczuk and Adina Marina Șerban

 A modest proposal Is it time to develop digital and smart youth work
strategies?, by Michele Di Paola

 Towards a better understanding of COVID-19 impact on young people and on the
youth sector in Eastern Europe and South Caucasus, by Maria-Carmen Pantea, Tamar
Makharadze

 Access to independence and housing exclusion, by Chloé Serme-Morin

 Young people in rural areas: diverse, ignored and unfulfilled, by Adina Marina
Șerban, Rūta Brazienė

 Shrinking democratic civic space for youth. By Tomaž Deželan and Laden
Yurttaguler

 Young people’s right to assemble peacefully. A mapping study, in preparation of
the first review of the recommendation CM/Rec (2016)7. By Maria-Carmen Pantea

 The effects of COVID-19 on young people’s mental health and psychological
well-being, by Stefanos Mastrotheodoros

 Youth policy manual

 YKB-24 "Between insecurity and hope. Reflections on youth work with young
refugees"

 Step by step together

  T-kit 12 "Youth transforming conflicts"



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