Generation Crisis Project wants to pick up the debates that are happening across the continent, across the political spectrum, and across generations:
- What impact does the EU crisis have on the lives of young Europeans?
- Why is the media discourse so lopsided?
- Why is a Union as wealthy as ours not able to provide its young people with a prospect of employment?
We will investigate, question and report the EU crisis, its causes and effects, the responses and failures, the underlying reasons and growing resentments. The project will document its impact, capture different arguments and portray the key players in a captivating multimedia dossier. Small teams with young media-makers from Spain and Germany will work under the guidance and with the support of media professionals to conceptualise, investigate and report the crisis in a variety of print, video and online formats.
‘Generation Crisis’ is a project series of the Berlin based think-tank Demokratie & Dialog in collaboration
with the Association of Human Rights Educators AHEAD from Barcelona.
‘Generation Crisis’ is generously hosted by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Brussels and funded by the German Representation of the European Commission.
The project is supported by the German association of young media makers Jugendpresse Deutschland.
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