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The call for participants of the EAN meeting is open. 25th and 26th June 2023 - Brussels.

The Training for International Officers is the first event of our new project EPiC.

Today, 17th of November, is a day to remember and celebrate student organising. This year OBESSU wants to look back and thank students for their work, nonconformism and sacrifices for their rights but also the rights of each individual in their societies. This date reminds us of activism, commitment and solidarity, but also of injustice, oppression and blood.

Read the motivation of Rareș (current Board Member of OBESSU) to run for the Board of the European Youth Forum.

The Generation d-Liberation project is an initiative in the framework of the European Parliament DG COMM work for the Conference on the Future of Europe. It run since April 2021 until June 2022 and its main aim is to give tools to young people, and particularly school students - both in general and VET education - to be able to discuss the future of Europe and the role they want to play in it, with specific regards to the fields of: addressing climate change, the right to quality education, jobs for young people, mental health and minority rights and inclusion. This was done both through facilitated deliberations in different European countries (Italy, Belgium, France, Germany, Romania, Hungary, Ireland) as well as by any young person who receives the methodology that the project will develop. All ideas were collected online and served as a basis for recommendations to members of the European Parliament who will represent the student perspective on the Conference on the Future of Europe. Partners all have a great deal of experience, either working as a student representation body or in the domain of democracy, participation and deliberation.

SIRIUS Watch 2021 presents trends and developments on the effects of digitalisation in education on migrant children both pre COVID-19 and during COVID-19. It will build on national and EU-level research, as well as the results of the SIRIUS Online Digital Workshop.

Briefing on the actions that MOs and student union can take to participate in the NRRP.

An analysis on the involvement of Civil Society Organisations in consultation processes on the National Recovery and Resilience Plans ( NRRPs), and in their monitoring and implementation. A study by the Civil Society Organisations.

Our call for a global campaign for funding educationin the 2021 International Students’ Day

The education and training stakeholders' role in the Future of Europe - Reaching out to citizens deserves serious commitment

OBESSU's Pool of Trainers is looking for new volunteers. Check out the open call and become a member of the POT.

With the #EcoFighters – School students for the environment project, OBESSU set to promote a culture of environmental awareness and activism in the context of school student and apprentices organisations, through democratic participation of young people in various ways, platforms and levels.

The proposed action SIRIUS 2.0 – Policy Network on Migrant Education (EAC/S28/2016) aims to promote cooperation between different stakeholders, supports inclusive policy development and implementation at different governance levels and facilitate the integration of children and young people with migration background in school education.

We are opening a call for members of the taskforce on Decolonising education. Even though this taskforce was not initially in the implementation plan, due to the incertitude around the Study Session 2021 on decolonising school curricula (Pluriverse: Peaceful societies with an oppression-free education), we are opening the call for taskforce members that will support OBESSU in discussing and raising awareness on the topic.

In the framework of the "Inclusive Schools" project we are looking for an external evaluator to make sure that we run a quality project and who will allow us to monitor and assess the impact of the activities. 

The pressure to succeed academically and have your entire self-worth denoted by grades and numbers; the pressure to outperform your peers and be the very best, juggling the rest of your life to fit into this race; the pressure and expectation that family and personal issues should not be facilitated and understood by the formal education system. This is the situation where students find themselves in education systems all over the world. In this highly stressful environment, and with the world changing everyday, the pressure that students face often threatens their mental health, which concretely impacts on their potential to fully exercise their right to education. Towards the International Students’ Day OBESSU and ESU call on students from all over the world to unite in calling to guarantee a healthy environment for all students!