Join the European Democracy Youth Network (EDYN)
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The European Democracy Youth Network (EDYN) opens the applications for new members. Apply here by February 15: forms.gle/weERBsCE6ZgnxPFh8
EDYN is a coalition of political and civic leaders, ages 18-32, with a shared commitment to democratic principles. Representing diverse cultural, ideological, and vocational backgrounds, EDYN members leverage each other as the source of solutions to the challenges facing their communities through:
- Exchanging best practices and engaging with thought leadership on member-identified issues;
- Individually-tailored professional development and mentorship activities;
- A small-grants mechanism supporting projects designed, selected, and implemented by members;
- Practical skills-building on a range of topics including campaign management, fundraising, and digital communications;
- Opportunities to apply their professional skills to member-coordinated initiatives at the country level.
EDYN is committed to advancing and sustaining the following values:
- Accountability
- Anti-Extremism
- Constructive Political Engagement
- Environmental Consciousness
- Ethical Behavior
- Inclusion
- Meritocracy
- Respect
- Solidarity
- Transparency
A member-elected Leadership Council coordinates the development and implementation of network initiatives and activities.
EDYN Members makes an impact at the local level through country chapters, currently located in 15 countries - Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Kosovo, Lithuania, Moldova, North Macedonia, Poland, Serbia, Ukraine.
Each country chapter is led by a team of member-elected EDYN Ambassadors who are responsible for representing the network at the international level, including at EDYN’s annual Membership Conference.
Connect with EDYN by email - info@edyn.eu - and on social media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube
EDYN is made possible with the generous support of the United States Agency for International Development, the International Republican Institute, and the National Democratic Institute.
