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What is AEGEE?
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- 1. What is AEGEE?
- 2. ContentWhat is AEGEE?AEGEE’s IdentityAEGEE’s HistoryHow we workAEGEE’s
- 3. What is AEGEE?
- 4. What is aegee?Association des Etats Généraux des
- 5. What is special about us?InterdisciplinaryPolitical, but non-partisan
- 6. AEGEE Today 200 locals40 countries13000 membersAEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 7. AEGEE’s Identity
- 8. AEGEE‘s IdentityAgora ZaragoraVISIONWhat do we want the
- 9. AEGEE strives for a democratic, diverse and
- 10. MissionAEGEE empowers students and young people in
- 11. meansIntercultural ExchangePersonal Development and Non-Formal EducationThematicProjectsPolicy andAdvocacyForumForDiscussionAEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 12. Intercultural ExchangeAEGEE creates a space for members
- 13. Summer University Project25 years – 100.000 young
- 14. Personal Development and Non-Formal EducationAEGEE provides
- 15. Trainings in AEGEEPersonal development and skills for
- 16. Thematic ProjectsThematic projects, either local or inter-national,
- 17. our Current ProjectsAEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 18. Policy and AdvocacyAEGEE gathers the opinions of
- 19. Policy And Advocacy in AEGEECommunication with the
- 20. Forum for DiscussionAEGEE provides a space for
- 21. What is An Agora?Twice a year somewhere
- 22. How We Work
- 23. AEGEE-Europe / European Students' ForumHow we work (AEGEE’s StructuRE)
- 24. Comité DirecteurBoard of DirectorsLiving and working full
- 25. Network Commission11 Coordinators of Network AreasWork with
- 26. What is an EBM?“European Boards Meeting” (but
- 27. plANNING IN aegee: From the Big Picture to Small StepsAEGEE-Europe / European Students' ForumAction Agenda
- 28. The Strategic Plan 2011-2014AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 29. AEGEE-Europe / European Students' ForumStrategic Plan2014-2017Focus Area:
- 30. Our History
- 31. AEGEE’s HistoryFounded 1985 in Paris with
- 32. AEGEE’s History1990: New logo is introduced “Your
- 33. AEGEE’s History2002-2005: “Turkish-Greek Civic Dialogues” Project2004: Turkey
- 34. Supporters and Membership
- 35. AEGEE is Member of:And has Consultative Status
- 36. AEGEE’s Supporters and PartnersAEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 37. AEGEE’s Impact
- 38. How AEGEE’s Impact has been recognised 2
- 39. What Former AEGEEans have Accomplished:AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 40. AEGEE’s Impact83% of AEGEEans say that because
- 41. AEGEE’s Impact95% of our Alumni say that
- 42. Skills most Developed in AEGEE (According to Members)AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 43. The Average AEGEE memberSpeaks 3 languagesHas travelled
- 44. WHY To Join AEGEE?AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
- 45. How to find more informationVisit the Members
- 46. Thank you!
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ContentWhat is AEGEE?AEGEE’s IdentityAEGEE’s HistoryHow we workAEGEE’s ImpactSupporters and Memberships in PlatformsWhy to join AEGEE?AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
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Слайд 2Content
What is AEGEE?
AEGEE’s Identity
AEGEE’s History
How we work
AEGEE’s Impact
Supporters and Memberships
in Platforms
Слайд 4What is aegee?
Association des Etats Généraux des Étudiants de l’Europe
European
Students’ Forum
One of the biggest interdisciplinary student associations in Europe
AEGEE-Europe
/ European Students' Forum
Слайд 5What is special about us?
Interdisciplinary
Political, but non-partisan (not linked to
any political party)
No national level (borderless Europe)
Members inside and outside
European UnionAEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 8AEGEE‘s Identity
Agora Zaragora
VISION
What do we want the future to look
like?
MISSION
How do we contribute to this future?
MEANS
What exaclty do we
do?STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES
What do we base our work on? Which values do we stand for?
Слайд 9
AEGEE strives for a democratic, diverse and borderless Europe,
which
is socially, economically and politically integrated,
and values the participation
of young people in its construction and development.Vision
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 10Mission
AEGEE empowers students and young people in Europe to take
an active role in society.
It creates a space for
dialogue and learning opportunities as well as acts as their representative towards decision-makers. Moreover, AEGEE strengthens mutual understanding and brings Europe closer to young people.
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 11means
Intercultural Exchange
Personal Development and
Non-Formal Education
Thematic
Projects
Policy and
Advocacy
Forum
For
Discussion
AEGEE-Europe / European Students'
Forum
Слайд 12Intercultural Exchange
AEGEE creates a
space for members
of different backgrounds
to meet and learn about cultural differences, in order to
foster mutual understanding. AEGEE supports mobility and encourages young people to cross borders and make new friends, to break stereotypes and strengthen tolerance, respect and solidarity.AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 13Summer University Project
25 years – 100.000 young people involved
Organised
by young people for young people
AIM: Provide young Europeans with
an affordable opportunity to live an intercultural experience, have a great time with other Europeans and learn.Every year, around 2000 participants in around 80 Summer Universities all over Europe
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 14Personal Development and
Non-Formal Education
AEGEE provides
learning opportunities
for the
development of its
members through non-formal education and informal learning.
By participating in trainings courses, workshops, and active involvement in the organisation, our members improve their competences (such as leadership skills, communication skills and team management) which will be useful for their future lives.AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 15Trainings in AEGEE
Personal development and skills for your professional life
Up
to 10 international one-week training courses on soft skills (European
Schools) per yearCoordinated by AEGEE’s pool of trainers, the AEGEE Academy
More than 70 local and regional training courses
Learning by doing in local boards, coordination of local projects, working in international teams etc.
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 16Thematic Projects
Thematic projects,
either local or inter-national, are
initiatives developed
by members of AEGEE. They deal with current challenges in
the European society, create awareness among young people and propose solutions from a student point of view. The outcome of this work has an impact in- and outside of AEGEE.AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 18Policy and Advocacy
AEGEE gathers the
opinions of European students and
represents them towards stake-holders through campaigns, lobby actions, conferences and
membership in bigger advocacy platforms. In addition, AEGEE informs students and young people about the impact which European policies have in their lives and opportunities they offer.AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 19Policy And Advocacy in AEGEE
Communication with the European Institutions through
the Comité Directeur
Main topics: Youth Participation, Education (including Erasmus and
exchange programmes), MobilityInvolvement in big advocacy platform (European Youth Forum, EUCIS-LLL, European Movement International)
Involvement in local and regional youth councils
Policy Officers work the main focuses (Focus Areas) of the organisation and support the work of CD in specific areas
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 20Forum for Discussion
AEGEE provides a
space for young
Europeans to
discuss
and exchange different points of view with a European
perspective, in order to find a common ground. This exchange of ideas happens in all our activities but a special place for them is our Working groups, conferences and General Assemblies (EBM & Agora).AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 21What is An Agora?
Twice a year somewhere in Europe
Up to
1000 European students
4 days
Discussion of current European issues, development of
the organisation, elections, etc.Plenaries, Progress Meetings, Prytannia and Workshops
The best way to get to know AEGEE and have fun
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 24Comité Directeur
Board of Directors
Living and working full time for AEGEE
in the Head Office in Brussels
President, Secretary General, Financial Director
and 4 Board MembersAdministration, representation and development of the organisation
Visit them: AEGEE House is open to all members
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 25Network Commission
11 Coordinators of Network Areas
Work with around 20 locals
on a daily basis
Support and connect locals
Connect locals and European
LevelAEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 26What is an EBM?
“European Boards Meeting” (but open to all
AEGEE members)
AEGEE’s biggest thematic conference
Each year focussed on a different
topicRecommendations on the topic towards decision makers as outcome
Drafting the Action Agenda for the next year
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 27plANNING IN aegee:
From the Big Picture to Small Steps
AEGEE-Europe /
European Students' Forum
Action Agenda
Слайд 29AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Strategic Plan
2014-2017
Focus Area: YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
Aim: Reconnect
young people to the European project and create solidarity bonds
among them.Aim: Ease the transition from the education system to the labour market for young Europeans.
Aim: Identify, reduce, and remove barriers to youth and student mobility.
Aim 1: Increase the civic competences of AEGEE members, enabling them to become responsible citizens.
Aim 2: Put civic education on the political agenda on all levels.
SPREADING EUROPTIMISM
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
YOUTH MOBILITY
CIVIC EDUCATION
Слайд 31AEGEE’s History
Founded 1985 in Paris
with the EGEE Conference
1987: ERASMUS
Programme begins after an intervention of first AEGEE president in
a meeting with French president Mitterrand1988: Launch of the Summer University Project
1989: Opening of AEGEE towards the East (East-West Working Group/ “Quo Vadis?”-Project
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 32AEGEE’s History
1990: New logo is introduced “Your Key to Europe”,
Les Anciens d’AEGEE is established
1991: First European School 1 Training
1992:
first antenna in Turkey: AEGEE-Istanbul1995: AEGEE strongly campaigns against nuclear tests in Europe
1996: Headquarters move from Delft to Brussels, creation of the Network Commission
1997: first Study Trip to Cyprus, Moldova and Yugoslavia
1999: AEGEE Academy is established
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 33AEGEE’s History
2002-2005: “Turkish-Greek Civic Dialogues” Project
2004: Turkey joins Erasmus programme
thanks to advocacy of AEGEE-Istanbul and AEGEE-Ankara
2006: AEGEE campaigns strongly
for the creation of the European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI) in the EU 2007: AEGEE organizes the Model European Union in the European Parliament
2009: Y-Vote project for European Parliament elections, YOUrope Needs YOU wins the Charlemagne Youth Prize
2013: Europe on Track wins Charlemagne Youth Prize for best project
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 35AEGEE is Member of:
And has Consultative Status AT:
Member of the
Advisory Council on Youth of the Council of Europe
Слайд 38How AEGEE’s Impact has been recognised
2 European Charlemagne Youth
Prize for
YOUrope Needs YOU 2009
Europe on Track 2013
2 National Winners:
Sustain our Future 2008 (Netherlands), Y Vote 2009 (Greece)5 Young Europeans of the Year:
David Stulik (1997)
Daciana Oana Mailatescu (2001)
Anar Q. Jahangirli (2004)
Burcu Becermen (2006)
Tamuna Kekenadze (2008)
And Many Others…
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 40AEGEE’s Impact
83% of AEGEEans say that because of AEGEE, they
feel more confident working in intercultural environments.
of AEGEEans consider themselves
as Europeans, 78% say AEGEE has substantially contributed to this.AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 41AEGEE’s Impact
95% of our Alumni say that AEGEE has prepared
them for the job market.
80% say that AEGEE has helped
them to get a job.67% of AEGEEans found a job within the first 3 months after graduating.
67%
31% are in a managing position.
30% have worked in a European Institution or in a body closely connected
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 42Skills most Developed in AEGEE (According to Members)
AEGEE-Europe / European
Students' Forum
Слайд 43The Average AEGEE member
Speaks 3 languages
Has travelled to conferences and
events in 5 countries
Has received 50 hours of training on
soft skillsHas worked with more than 11 different nationalities
Has lead an international team
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
Слайд 45How to find more information
Visit the Members Portal: www.aegee.org/portal
Find us
on Facebook, Twitter and EurActiv Blog
Visit the AEGEEan for articles:
www.aegee.org/magazineLook for our YouTube channel
AEGEE-Europe / European Students' Forum
