General Help

After talking about problems and challenges, you can elaborate solutions together with your colleagues.

You can bring in your proposals to tackle the following topics:

I.(Mental) Health

The growing global population has intensified the demand for medical personnel, yet shortages caused by low wages, poor working conditions, and high burnout rates lead to long waiting times for therapy, often worsening conditions. Access remains unequal, as affordable or free mental health services are limited, mostly urban, and often scarce, while stigma continues to act as a barrier in many countries. Although awareness campaigns are helping to normalize mental health, real progress requires structural reforms that ensure fair pay for staff and expand free, accessible care so that mental health is treated as a basic right rather than a luxury.

II. Social Issues

Societies are not perfect, and we still struggle with injustice, inequality, and discrimination. We must legalize abortion, ensure free contraception and mandatory sex education, create more local job opportunities for young people, restrict addictive products, and support homeless people with education and real job chances. Real change starts with listening to those affected by injustice, protecting everyone’s rights, and working together to build a fairer, more supportive society.

III. Education

School systems have been the same for decades and are not adapted to today’s teen necessities. Students must choose their study plan too early, spend too many hours at school, and many teachers are unqualified or underpaid. Lessons are mostly frontal and not interactive, while buildings are old and poorly maintained. There is not enough funding for materials, classes are too big, degrees have little value in the job market, schools are not inclusive, and proper sexual, digital, and civic education is missing or unengaging.

IV. Social Media and AI 

Our daily reliance on AI and social media exposes critical risks, as our generation—among the first to adopt these tools—lacks preparedness for their pitfalls. Ineffective age verification lets minors access harmful content like cyberbullying, misinformation, predators, and addictive algorithms, while AI-generated content, nearly indistinguishable from human work, threatens education, politics, and creativity. Without universal watermarking, misinformation spreads easily, eroding trust and fueling public panic. To protect minors and preserve content integrity, stronger age verification and AI transparency are urgently needed.

 V. Democracy and Human Rights

Democracy and human rights are core values but increasingly under strain. Trust in institutions is declining, especially among young people who see systems as corrupt and unresponsive. Human rights violations are rising, while marginalized groups face discrimination and exclusion. Many youths feel powerless and ignored, fueling frustration and unrest. To remain viable, democracy must rebuild trust, ensure inclusion, and place human rights at its core.

VI. Enviromental Protection and Animal Rights

Our planet is in danger as single-use products add millions of tons of plastic to the oceans, overconsumption and fast fashion worsen the problem, and cities lose green space to buildings and roads. Climate change fuels floods, heatwaves, rising temperatures, and unsafe living conditions, while fossil fuels and short-haul flights accelerate the damage, forcing many to migrate. At the same time, animal rights are ignored, with factory farming, animal testing, and poor treatment raising serious ethical concerns.

VII. Climate and Sustainability

Climate and sustainability are widely discussed, but serious action is crucial, as schools fail to provide in-depth knowledge about these issues. Air pollution remains severe, with aviation emitting over 900 million tonnes of CO₂ annually and car use adding further emissions, while public transport is often insufficient. As young people, we are deeply concerned about our future and demand urgent action to reduce CO₂ and transition to sustainable energy and transport systems.

VIII. Migration

Europe faces complex challenges in immigration and integration, affecting legal processes, social attitudes, and humanitarian conditions at borders. Long, inconsistent citizenship procedures, limited support systems, and restricted access to basic rights hinder integration, while fear and xenophobia fuel hate groups. Urgent attention is needed to ensure social cohesion, human rights, and humane treatment at borders.

 IX. Economy

Economic problems are steadily increasing across the EU, with rising prices, rents, and inflation, underpaid jobs, and inadequate support for ordinary people. Basic needs like housing, healthcare, and food remain unmet, while public transport is often unaffordable and tax burdens fall unfairly on citizens as corporations dodge their share. Urgent reform is needed to prioritize equality, dignity, the environment, and transparent, fair systems that put people’s well-being above corporate profits.

X. War and Conflict

Today's world is marked by conflicts that directly impact our security, societies, and future opportunities, making our active engagement essential. Europe must protect vulnerable civilians and citizens affected by war, reassess its dependence on the United States, and strengthen EU unity despite diverse foreign policy views. At the same time, military spending should be increased without diverting essential funds from vital social programmes, thereby safeguarding our collective well-being and future, while public awareness of appropriate crisis responses is improved.