More than 80 young people from Austria, Italy, Slovenia and Poland will deal with the topics prioritized in the four national conferences. In committee work as well as in World Café rounds, they will work on the preamble of the Youth Manifesto, mapping out the most important topics and shaping their common demands.

In order to be able to continue working on their demands between the European conferences, the conference participants will continue networking online, including other politically interested young people in the E-Democracy Portal. All comments and ideas for amendments to the preamble of the draft Manifesto are welcome!

Proposals for the solution of the issues addressed in the preamble can be made, ideas can be supported by every participant in the E–Democracy Portal.

Building on the proposals collected in the E–Democracy Portal, conference participants will discuss possible solutions to their topics and write the second part of the Youth Manifesto.

EU Policy and Advocacy Seminar
Directly following the second European conference, participants learn about EU policies and advocacy and prepare for the presentation of their manifesto in Brussels.

Everyone is invited to support, like or comment on the Youth Manifesto.

32 young people - 8 from each country participating - visit institutions relevant to democratic politics, get to know the city on a guided tour, and have the unique opportunity to present and discuss the „My Revolution Youth Manifesto“ in the EU Parliament.