Gauthier Van Outryve
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Hello everyone and welcome to this new episode of Talking with EU, the podcast where students' point of view matters.
This podcast offers an open and safe place to students to discuss issues that concern us, both as students and as engaged young individuals.
My name is Gutivan Utrive and I will be hosting today's episode which focuses on youth across Europe.
This topic is also at the heart of magazine number 44.
of Eyes on Europe, available from mid June twenty twenty six.
Today we want to give you some sneak peeks of the articles that were written by Eyes on Europe writers.
To do so, let's hear directly from them.
Welcome Zac Balzon, first year master's student in European studies and writers for Eyes on Europe.
and Elise Deporter, advanced master student in EU interdisciplinary studies and the co president of ISON Europe.
So Zach, let's start from you because I can tell that your article really provides a comprehensive overview of the struggles that urban news have to face nowadays.
Would you like to tell us a bit more about it?
Ultimately in your article you remarked that the youngest generation are not as listened to as they deserve.
But this generation can be really good at reclaiming space to be heard even when not provided by those in power.
An example is certainly that one of that Elise d describes in her article about the Wa Woman Wave Project.
Could you explain a bit more about this project, please, Elise?
This initiative really sheds lights on several different issues and does so with an intersectional perspective.
Do you think that our generation has this kind of superpower to those multiple quases and propose solutions to contemporary challenges, or do you rather see a decline in capability to navigate complexity?
I have a final question for both of you.
You wrote these articles uh as observer of specific issues, but at the end of the day you're also directly concerned as young people.
How do you feel about the future?
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