FEMYSO’s European Youth Work Agenda Statement
Last week, the Third European Youth Work Convention (EYWC) took place. The EYWC is complementary to a larger process of furthering the... Read More
Application call : Step up and Take action!
Climate change is now occurring at rates much faster than anticipated and its effects can be widely witnessed throughout Europe and the... Read More
FEMYSO BLIJFT TOEGEWIJD AAN EEN BETER EUROPA SAMEN MET ONZE LIDVERENIGINGEN
Het Forum van Europese Moslim Jongeren en Studenten Organisaties (FEMYSO) is diep teleurgesteld in de demoniserende berichtgeving over FEMYSO, die momenteel circuleert... Read More
FEMYSO is recruiting!
Want to develop yourself, your network, contribute to a cause with a greater purpose? Now is the time for you to make... Read More
FEMYSO Co-Signs European Youth Open letter to President Emmanuel Macron
The Forum of European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations (FEMYSO) has been advocating for civic education, human rights and anti-racism for over... Read More
“Life beyond EU Funding: Imagining a Different Role for Youth Organisations in Europe” campaign
FEMYSO joins the pan-European campaign “Life beyond EU Funding: Imagining a Different Role for Youth Organisations in Europe” along more than 140... Read More
FEMYSO Stands in Support of CCIF #SoutienCCIF
Brussels, 20 October 2020 The Forum of Muslim Youth and Student Organisations would like to reiterate the condolences shared by our Member... Read More
European Day Against Islamophobia 2020
On the occasion of the European Action Day against Islamophobia, the Forum of European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations (FEMYSO) reiterates the... Read More
FEMYSO Statement on Roma Genocide Remembrance Day 2020
The 2nd of August marks the Roma Genocide Remembrance Day, FEMYSO commemorates and remembers the suffering of Europe’s Roma and Sinti communities... Read More
On 22 July, FEMYSO commemorates and supports the victims of hate crime
Nine years have passed since the Oslo and Utøya terrorist attacks which claimed the innocent lives of 77 person, most of whom... Read More