The internet is a great tool for learning, searching, sharing, playing, and expressing yourself, but it can also be dangerous, especially for children.
What is the European Union? How does it work? What is it doing to tackle the big issues we face today? What does it do for us and how does it improve our daily lives? etc.
In recent years, major events such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have demonstrated that, in the age of the internet and social media, fake news spreads very quickly.
In response to Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, the EU has reacted by adopting a series of restrictive sanctions. Driven by its fundamental values such as peace, democracy and freedom, in addition the EU provides support to those seeking shelter and help to those looking for a safe way home.
Who are the visionaries who inspired the creation and construction of Europe? What role did they play?
Taxlandia is an educational simulation game which explains and promotes tax education. Adapted to three age groups (9-12, 13-15 and 18-25) and available in 21 EU languages, this game transports you to the heart of Taxlandia, a small European state where an unofficial ‘tax rebellion’ has started.
What is the state of play in the fight for women’s rights in the EU? What rights have women acquired and what challenges lie ahead?
Full of interesting facts and colourful illustrations, the revamped version of Let’s Explore Europe!, available in all 24 EU official languages, gives a lively overview of what the EU is, how it came to be, how it affects our daily lives and how it works.
These toolkits help primary and secondary school students identify and question gender stereotypes, and explore transport sector career opportunities.
Take a trip back in time and discover important moments in history, inventions, major events in sport and society and more, many of which made the EU what it is today.
Climb aboard a spaceship and test your knowledge of European Union history by answering a series of questions as quickly as possible by crashing into the right answers. But watch out for the meteorites!
A new permanent exhibition opens in Brussels: Experience Europe offers visitors the opportunity to discover, among other things, what the European Commission is and does, its way of working and priorities, all in an interactive, fun and accessible environment.
Under its Erasmus + programme, the European Commission is launching a new funding opportunity to support teaching, learning, research and debates about the European Union.
Space technology has made great progress over the last few decades and is now part of our daily lives, without us even noticing. Copernicus, Galileo, Egnos … do any of these ring a bell?
Do you know smart ways to save energy and help fight climate change? Share your story with your tips and win the #Film4Energy challenge!
Aimed at the little ones, this mini quiz on a sheet of paper offers an initial insight into the things both large and small that represent the European Union: the names of the Member States, their capital cities, the meaning of the European flag, etc.
Each Member State of the European Union holds the Presidency of the Council in turn for a period of 6 months. France's motto for its Presidency is ‘Relance, puissance, appartenance’ or ‘Recovery, Strength and a Sense of Belonging’.
European young people are a fundamental pillar of our post-pandemic future. Over 2022, which is dedicated to them, young Europeans will have many opportunities to learn, share, meet other people and take part in activities throughout Europe.
Available in all EU languages, this “Smart Kid’s Guide” will help children between 7 and 13 years old to jump into the wonderful but also potentially dangerous online world.
The Book of Dreams gives voice to a generation of Syrian children and youth whose dreams have been interrupted, at best, by a decade of conflict.
