Jan. 26, 2019
7:08 a.m.
*Please forward the call to young people residing in Europe*
Since its early days EuroDIG is devoted to engage with the next generation
of Internet governance leaders.
The Youth Dialogue on Internet Governance is the youth programme of the
European Dialogue on Internet Governance and features a three-day, pre-event
track full of discussion, learning, networking, and fun that prepares youth
participants for their participation in the EuroDIG process.
>From 16th-18th June participants have the opportunity of:
* peer-learning with youths from other European countries and
background,
* discussing and exchanging with experienced net politics
practitioners,
* working out youth messages to be presented at EuroDIG and the global
IGF
The <https://eurodigwiki.org/wiki/YOUthDIG_2019> agenda is work in progress
and will be shaped by former YoutDIGers.
Funds will be available for travel and / or hotel costs for a limited number
of applicants. Young people (
<http://pjp-eu.coe.int/documents/1017981/1668203/Analytical+paper+Youth+Age+
Bojana+Perovic+4.4.16.pdf/eb59c5e2-45d8-4e70-b672-f8de0a5ca08c> between
18-30 years old) residing in all European countries are encouraged to apply
for a fellowship by submitting the online form from 15 - 31 January 2019.
Eligibility criteria
In order to be considered for participation (and additionally funding), a
candidate must meet the following criteria:
* is between 18-30 years old;
* resides in the European continent
* demonstrates interest in Internet governance related issues
Review and selection
If the requests for funding meeting the aforementioned criteria exceed the
available funds, the selection process will be made by taking into account
the need to achieve a diversity of participants, in terms of:
* geography (countries & minorities represented);
* gender balance;
* academia, non-academia;
* organised youth, non-organised youth;
* balance between newcomers (individuals who have not previously
participated in EuroDIG processes) and experienced participants (individuals
who have been previously involved in EuroDIG processes)
* as well as the consideration of people less represented in general
YOUthDIG alumni's will form the selection committee assisted by the EuroDIG
Secretariat.
Responsibilities of selected participants
Selected participants will be required to:
* attend all YOUthDIG sessions
* attend 2-3 preparation online meetings (April - June)
* help organising a session in advance by joining the Org Team of a
EuroDIG session of their choice
* attend and participate proactively in the EuroDIG meeting in
particular as remote participation moderators
* ask questions, learn how to get involved, and have fun!
All fellows will also be responsible for making their own travel
arrangements. Cash reimbursements will be made onsite, in The Hague, on the
basis of an invoice (to be submitted in advance).
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youth(at)EuroDIG.org
<https://www.eurodig.org/index.php?id=757> Apply for YOUthDIG 2019
<https://www.eurodig.org/index.php?id=408>
https://www.eurodig.org/index.php?id=408
Kind regards from the
EuroDIG Secretariat
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European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG)
office@eurodig.org <mailto:office@eurodig.org>
www.eurodig.org <http://www.eurodig.org/>
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