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Study Sessions

For many years FEMYSO have been organising Study Sessions bringing together young participants from Europe with different social and cultural backgrounds.  

What is a "Study Session"? 

Study sessions are usually delivered as a co-operation between FEMYSO and the Council of Europe’s Youth Department. They are an international educational youth seminar, lasting anything between four to eight days, which bring together members of our youth organisations and experts for discussions on a specific subject. They are hosted by one of the European Youth Centres in Strasbourg or Budapest. 

Below you can find the links with more details on our recent Study sessions. 

While further below you can find a list of our upcoming study session and previous one  

2023 - Budapest

Debugging Artificial Intelligence

2022 - Budapest

Mind the Gap

2021 - Budapest

Active Citizens

2021 - Europe-wide

Advocacy Incubator

2021 - Ilot des Combes

Step Up & Take Action

2020 - Strasbourg

Outspoken

2019 - Budapest

Reclaim Your Narrative

Timeline

  1. Europe, May & September 2023

    Media Incubator

  2. Budapest, March 2023

    Debugging Artificial Intelligence

  3. Budapest, March 2022

    Mind the Gap

  4. Europe, August & December 2021

    Advocacy Incubator

  5. Budapest, July 2021

    Active Citizens

  6. Îlot des Combes, July 2021

    Step Up & Take Action

  7. Strasbourg, March 2020

    Outspoken

  8. Strasbourg, October 2019

    No Hate Speech Network

  9. Budapest, March 2019

    Reclaim Your Narrative

  10. Brussels, May 2016

    Building Partnerships For Equality And Against Intolerance And Discrimination [workplan]

  11. Budapest, May 2015

    Together Against Islamophobia – Acting for Human Rights

  12. Istanbul, November 2014

    Build My NGO - week 3 [Workplan]

  13. Strasbourg, November 2014

    Build My NGO - week 2 [Workplan]

  14. Brussels, November 2014

    Build My NGO - week 1 [Workplan]

  15. Strasbourg, November 2014

    ADVOCACY SEMINAR. say no to islamophobia - from words to action

  16. Budapest, June 2014

    Say NO to Hate! Young people addressing hate speech from interreligious perspective

  17. Europe-wide, all of 2013

    Green Up My Community Campaign

  18. Brussels, June 2013

    Research Project: “The Situation of European Muslim Youth"

  19. Belgium, April 2012

    Social Inclusion And Documentary Making [Seminar]

  20. Berlin, December 2012

    Green Up My Community Seminar

  21. Strasbourg, December 2011

    Secularism and Religions: Working Together for a Common Europe

  22. Brussels, July 2011

    EMYC

  23. Strasbourg, May 2011

    Combating Islamophobia Through Intercultural And Interreligious Work

  24. Brussels, March 2011

    Brussels Talks : "Ethics in Economics"

  25. Brussels, January-June 2011

    Leadership Training Program - “PRODUCING THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW”

  26. La-Chaux-de-fond, 2010

    “Finding Our Voice: How to Engage with the Media”

  27. Nottingham, 2009

    Leadership Training Programme (Phase I)

  28. Granada, March 2009

    "Interreligious Dialogue: Yesterday - Today - Tomorrow, A European Muslim Perspective"

  29. Albania, 2008

    “Overcome Fundamentalism – Overcome Violence. An inter-religious training course”, in cooperation with EYCE

  30. December 2007

    Monologue or dialogue – Inter-religious dialogue meets fundamentalism

  31. Brussels, November 2007

    Cultural Festival - “Express Your Creativity”. This was a Europe wide competition within five artistic fields: Literature, Film, Tajweed, Visual Arts, Music

  32. Barcelona, 2006

    Seminar “Finding one voice: Faith based education as a tool for avoiding misunderstandings and overcoming prejudices”, Barcelona Spain, with EUJS, EYCE, FIMCAP, JECI-MIEC, Minorities of Europe, Pax Christi, WSCF-E, YFJ

  33. Strasbourg, March 2006

    “Overcoming Islamophobia - promoting inter-religious dialogue and co-operation”, a Study Session organized in cooperation with EYCE

  34. July 2006

    Youth Inter-religious dialogue as a bridge to peace, in collaboration with JECI-MIEC, WSCF and EUJS

  35. Brussels, September 2006

    Seminar “Muslims in the Media“ with the collaboration of the British Council Brussels, European Policy Centre and King Baudouin Foundation

  36. Brussels, January 2006

    Brussels Talks: Islamophobia in the Media

  37. 2005

    Seminar: Juma – Shabat – Sunday, with EUJS, EYCE, FIMCAP, JECI-MIEC, Paxi Christi, and WSCF-E

  38. Malta, 2005

    Inter-religious seminar on “Gender & Religion”, in cooperation with EYCE

  39. Bosnia Herzegovina, March 2005

    Part of the National Youth Policy Advisory Mission for Bosnia Herzegovina within the Council of Europe

  40. Greece, November 2004

    Intercultural and inter-religious dialogue to avoid conflicts, 15-22 November 2004, Greece, with EYCE

  41. Oslo, 2004

    Young People as agents of inter-religious dialogue, Oslo, with WSCF

  42. Budapest, June 2004

    “Islamophobia and its consequences on Young People” Seminar with the Council of Europe (CoE), the European Commission Against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), the European Youth Forum (YFJ), Young Women from Minorities (YWFM) and FPRY at the European Youth Centre (Budapest, Hungary - June 2004). One of the significant results of this seminar has been recommendations to European Member States and a publication by the Council of Europe that is now recognised as a reference on the topic of Islamophobia at an institutional level.

  43. Strasbourg, December 2003

    Study Session “Islam in Europe” with European Educational Exchanges - Youth For Understanding (Estonia- Oct. 2003) followed by a study session (Strasbourg, France - Dec. 2003)

  44. Tallinn, October 2003

    Seminar on “Islam in Europe” with European Educational Exchanges - Youth For Understanding (Estonia- Oct. 2003) followed by a study session (Strasbourg, France - Dec. 2003)

  45. October 2003

    Inter-religious Dialogue event in Oct. 2003 where nine youth NGOs with Christian, Jewish and Muslim backgrounds met forming the Faith Based Expert Group (FBEG). This group has now received expert status within the European Youth Forum and has published an important Training Kit on Inter-religious dialogue for youth.

  46. Brussels, September 2003

    Organisation of a colloquium in the European Parliament on “Muslim Youth in Europe: enrichment of society?”

  47. Budapest, October 2002

    Human Rights – The contribution of European Muslims

  48. 2002

    Contribution to “COMPASS - A Manual on Human Rights Education with Young People” with the Council of Europe (2002)