EVZ Young

The funding line "[re]act finding memories" focuses on bilateral and multilateral youth encounters for young people aged 14 to 35 from Germany, Europe and Israel as well as professional exchanges for facilitators. Apply until 2 September 2024.

The short film "unaware" narrates the story of young people forced to grow up too quickly against the backdrop of wartime – in this case, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The micro project "Telll Your Stories" shows the nuanced dynamics that surround open and public discourse regarding the hurdles faced by the ethnic Azerbaijani community in Georgia. Two inspiring women share their perspectives on educational challenges.

Right-wing extremism is a growing threat to democratic and diverse societies all around the world. Here you find more information and research on right-wing extremism.

How, what and in what ways do young people in Germany remember National Socialism? How do they perceive discrimination and remembrance culture today? The MEMO Youth Study 2023, conducted by the University of Bielefeld and funded by EVZ Foundation, extends the previous five MEMO surveys by the focus group young adults. The study shows that National Socialism and World War II are central reference points in Germany's culture of remembrance for adolescents and young adults.

To mark International Volunteer Day, the EVZ Foundation is publishing the MEET UP! magazine, which presents successful and innovative projects and the committed people behind them.