Reporting from the EYE2014

​When the newly elected MEPs convene in July for the first time since the May elections, they will be presented with a report brimming with ideas and proposals from EYE2014. Young journalists from across Europe will be in charge of summarising the ideas and suggestions from the event.

Putting together ideas and visions from 55 workshops and more than 90 expert panels is not an easy task. However, young journalists from The European Youth Press, an umbrella association of 60,000 young journalists in Europe, will do it, as part of the annual European Youth Media Days which this year exceptionally takes place in Strasbourg.

They will closely follow the activities, interview speakers, take down the main ideas and suggestions, and finally draft a report, which summarises the five key themes of EYE2014: youth unemployment, digital revolution, sustainability, European values and the future of the EU.

The aim is to provide the newly elected MEPs with a clear idea about young people's concerns, dreams and future perspectives.

Follow the EYE2014 live on ARTE

Franco-German television network ARTE, the official media partner, will broadcast from the event and provide support for various activities, including "World of Work" - Where are our jobs, an interactive workshop examining young people's employment expectations and their views on the current job market.

ARTE will broadcast a special edition of ARTE Lounge, in which classical music stars will meet pop music artists. You will be able to follow it live on ARTE's online music platform.

Source: European Parliament