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Call for application for Study programme

LRE Youth Ambassadors Network

Main stakeholder

LRE Foundation

Details

Application Deadline

Contact

youth@liberationroute.com

Languages

English

Description

Join a growing community of young people across Europe who want to explore WWII history, connect with others, and take an active role in shaping the future of remembrance. The LRE Youth Ambassadors Network is a long-term initiative supported by Erasmus+, connecting young people across Europe. Participation is free of charge and open to young people aged 15 to 30 living in the European Union. No prior knowledge or specific experience is required. The network is designed as an inclusive space where participants can learn, exchange ideas, build friendships and reflect on the lessons of the past in relation to the future they want to help shape. Youth Ambassadors are invited to take part in online and in-person activities, including workshops, study visits, youth forums, digital storytelling sessions and opportunities to contribute to educational activities within the network.

How to apply

If you are a history educator, please feel free to share this opportunity with your students! We invite young people aged 15 to 30 years from across Europe to sign up via our application form: https://www.lre-youth.eu/sign-up-youth-ambassadors/. We encourage applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds, including different cultures, genders, and socio-economic statuses, to enrich the experience for all participants. If you have questions, contact us: youth@liberationroute.com

Thematic focus

Cultural History

Global History

Local History

Microhistory

Military History

Political History

Social History

Transnational History

Histories of Authoritarian Regimes and Dictatorships

Histories of Discrimination and Persecution

Histories of Wars and Warfare

History of Anti-Semitism

History of National Minorities

History of Persons with Disabilities

History of Racism

History of Sexuality

Holocaust

Remembrance / Collective Memory

Museums, Memorials and Exhibitions