News

The Final Newsletter of YOUNG_ADULLLT informs about the overall project´s results, focusing in particular on the Final Report to Research, Policy and Practice as well as on the European Policy Brief, which present the last project´s reports. In addition, the Newsletter covers the Final Conference and Policy Seminar of YOUNG_ADULLLT and the 6th Consortium Meeting, which both took place in Lisbon, Portugal, on February 11 and 12. (see the section Publications)

The Consortium of the YOUNG_ADULLLT European research project has met for its sixth and last time in Lisbon on February 12 and 13.

Over one hundred participants active in research, policy-making and policy practice from nine EU countries have visited the Final Conference & Policy Seminar of YOUNG_ADULLLT in Lisbon, February 11, 2019.

The sixth Newsletter of YOUNG_ADULLLT project is now available. All relevant information regarding the current state of research progress in YOUNG_ADULLLT as well as selected articles on young adults´ voices in LLL policymaking and on challenges connected with communicating research to policy-makers are now at at your disposal (see the section Publications).

The brochure 'European Research in Münster - Explore the Possibilities' informs about the EU-funded projects at the University of Münster. It portrays their variety and recognises the significant effort involved in running these projects. Prof. Dr. Marcelo Parreira do Amaral, the project coordinator of YOUNG_ADULLLT, has in turn presented the structure, overall goals, concept as well as funding scheme of this EU-funded project. His closing remark is devoted to the expected impact of the projects´ results on various involved stakeholders.

The YOUNG_ADULLLT project hosted a European Policy Roundtable and the Fifth Consortium Meeting of the YOUNG_ADULLLT project in Brussels from June 13-15, 2018.

The European Policy Roundtable aims at disseminating first findings from the YOUNG_ADULLLT and ENLIVEN projects and at discussing key emerging topics with stakeholders and decision-makers at European level.

A few scholars involved in the YOUNG_ADULLLT project participated in the XXVIII Conference organised by the Comparative Education Society in Europe (CESE), which this year took place in Nicosia (Cyprus) from May 29 to June 1 2018 and hosted by the University of Cyprus.

The German Liberal Party (FDP) promoting de-standardised career and life paths as a consequence of digitalisation