JEF Europe: Recent Episodes
JEF Europe
Join JEF Europe in a series of podcasts related to our projects and initiatives, starting with Europe@School & Greeny!
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
In these series of episodes, we will be talking about Human Rights and Youth. The podcast episode is produced together with Afonso Morango from the The New Federalist (TNF).
S2E1 - In this episode of the JEF Europe podcast, Enes Hocaoğulları and Maria Schüler, two participants of the GreenY project talk about COP26, sustainability and climate change.
S1E12 - In our twelfth podcast episode, Bradley Cachia, an activist in several youth organisations in Malta, and Kim, Podcast Manager at the New Federalist, discussed the importance of the right to vote for 16-year-olds in order to strengthen the involvement of young people in the whole society in various ways related to civic education.
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S1E11 - In our eleventh podcast episode, we welcomed Pia Šlogar, minority and human rights activist, current Vice-President for External Relations of the Youth of European Nationalities (YEN) and a Member of the Advisory Council on Youth of the Council of Europe (CCJ). in this specific episode she explained us the background and current status the European Citizen's Minority Safepack initiative which aims to strengthen cultural and linguistic diversity and minority rights.
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You can find more about the Minority Safepack Initiative here: http://www.minority-safepack.eu
S1E10 - In our tenth podcast episode, Jacob Callus, a master's student in European politics, economics and law, and Kim, Podcast Manager at The New Federalist, discussed European strategies to develop the inclusion of young people with disabilities in order to break down barriers of social exclusion and enable them to fully exercise their civic rights.
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S1E9 - In our ninth podcast episode, Eve Borg Bonello, an activist and volunteer at the Jesuit refugee services in Malta, and Kim, Podcast Manager at The New Federalist, discussed migration in the context of Malta and Europe as a whole and the numerous challenges young migrants and refugees are facing in their daily life.
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S1E8 - In our eighth podcast episode, Alexander Hili, project coordinator in a human rights NGO, tells us about the situation of migrants and refugees arriving on the island of Malta and the implications for their human rights.
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S1E7 - In our seventh podcast episode, Jessica Camilleri, a young student from Malta, and Kim, Podcast Manager at The New Federalist, discussed the importance of inclusion in lifelong learning processes and independent living for people with disabilities in order to move towards more effective and inclusive societies.
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S1E6 - In our sixth podcast episode, Krzysztof Modlinski, a volunteer at the Malta Football Association (MFA) who organises football training with minor refugees, and Kim, podcast manager at the New Federalist, discussed the EU regulations and the context of migrants arriving in Malta. In addition, he talked about his experience as a trainer on how sport, and in particular football training, helps them to feel included in Maltese society and to develop a learning process through social inclusion.
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S1E5 - In our fifth podcast episode, Edward De Gabriele, a newly qualified physiotherapist and Education Commissioner of the National Students Union of Malta (KSU), and Kim, Podcast Manager at The New Federalist, discussed the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the challenges for young people with disabilities.
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S1E4 - In our fourth podcast episode, Panagiotis Chatzimichail, designated expert on diversity and inclusion (under the structures of several INGYOs), and Kim, podcast manager at The New Federalist, discussed LGBTQI+ Equality in the EU and the first ever European LGBTQI+ Strategy launched by European Commissioner in charge of Equality, Helena Dalli in November.
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S1E3 - In our third podcast episode, Shaima, Nasos and Alice, young students, and Kim, podcast manager at The New Federalist, discussed the migration crisis in 2015 and the need to reform the European Migration Agenda to help migrants and refugees and strengthen their inclusion in European countries.
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S1E2 - In our second podcast episode, Marie, a former volunteer at the Moria Refugee Camp, and Theo, the lead of the Europe@School project, explored the problems faced by unaccompanied foreign minors, and the lack of existing EU Legislation to ensure the protection of these minors.
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S1E1 - In our first ever official podcast episode, Theo Lecarpentier, JEF Europe's lead on the Europe@School Project, and Madelaine Pitt, Editor-in-Chief of The New Federalist, team up together to introduce JEF Europe's first ever podcast series, centred around Europe@School!
In this episode, Theo and Maddie explored the aim of the project, the project activities, the impact of coronavirus on the project, and the transition towards online activities.