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Jan. 18, 2023

EuroDIG News

Open Call for applications for YouthDIG2023

We are looking for young people from all over Europe to participate in YOUthDIG, a pre-event which prepares young people who are interested about topics related to the Internet to become active participants in EuroDIG. As EuroDIG will be held in Tampere, Finland this year, we especially hope for a lot of interest from the region, but all young people under 30 based in Europe are called to apply. You can find more information on the program and the team, as well as the application form here: https://www.eurodig.org/get-involved/youthdig/


Sharing knowledge: Youth Funding Opportunities

The YouthDIG Team is doing research in order to find opportunities for youth to apply for funding within national bodies and relevant EU schemes to participate in EuroDIG. Support youth participation, and help us research new opportunities by adding your insights to this document


Register for the Public Planning Meeting on February 2!

We want to kick off the programme building for EuroDIG 2023 (June 19-21 in Tampere, Finland) together with you! Register to participate in the meeting on February 2 here; the agenda can be found on the same page.


Contribute to the Global Digital Compact

Stakeholders’ responses to this European open consultation on the Global Digital Compact can still be submitted on the EuroDIG Commenting Platform until February 28! 


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