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DISCOVER DESTINATION EUROPE, AN INNOVATIVE LEARNING TOOL ON MIGRATION
 
Destination Europe is an educational tool developed as part of the European Migration Network, aimed at young people aged 16 and over, enabling them to discover the challenges of decision-making in the field of migration and integration.
 
In 90 minutes, 4 to 6 players (aged 16 and over) discuss 6 migration-related challenges in 3 rounds: at EU level, national level, and municipal level, taking on the role of different actors in each round and immersing themselves in different scenarios on the effects of migration. 

Young people are calling for a revolution in the education system, but how can this be achieved?

Authority, listening, equal opportunities, well-being, teaching quality, guidance: what really works?

Let's discuss this with those who shaped the system. 

At the Youth Parliament, MACIF will present the results of a major survey, conducted in partnership with Viavoice, of 2,500 young people aged 12 to 30 on their relationship with society. The study reveals a generation marked by institutional mistrust but driven by a strong awareness of collective issues and a desire for social and environmental change. 
How do young people perceive politics and form their opinions? What causes motivate them, and what levers for action—whether institutional, media-related, or citizen-led—do they consider truly effective?
We will give these young people a voice.
Join us!

Founded by Matthieu and Swann Riché in 2023 as part of the Laboratoire de la République, La Fresque de la République aims to widely disseminate the principles and values of the French Republic.
During participatory workshops lasting between 1.5 and 2 hours, participants discuss and reflect on the fundamental values, institutions, symbols and major advances of the Republic. Each Fresque is unique, just like each participant. Aimed at everyone, it provides a better understanding of the Republic and strengthens the common foundation of knowledge.

Introduction of the workshop by Benjamin Morel.