Summary
A resolution evaluating the impact of the European Year of Youth 2022 and proposing measures to ensure its long-term benefits for young Europeans, such as mental health support and fair pay. 9 24.11.2022
Other
education
human rights
social policy
public administration
employment and working conditions
information technology and data processing
Key points
- Evaluation of the European Year of Youth 2022 and its goals to empower young citizens and mainstream youth policy.
- Criticism of the rushed adoption process which delayed funding and communication, with a call to extend the year until May 2023.
- Proposal for a mandatory 'EU Youth Test' to ensure all new EU policies are assessed for their impact on young people.
- Call for a European Plan to protect mental health within education and training systems.
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