YFJ-EUCIS-LL partnership focuses on quality education and lifelong learning
The European Youth Forum and the European Civil Society Platform on Lifelong Learning (EUCIS-LL) have signed a renewed partnership to solidify the agreement of cooperation between the two organisations.
As part of the Youth Forum’s mission to strive for stronger youth organisations and increase youth autonomy, the Youth Forum renewed their partnership with the EUCIS-LL, initiated in 2012. The two groups will focus on maximising their common goal of working toward quality youth education and lifelong learning in Europe.
The priorities that the two organisations will work on together include the Erasmus Plus programme, volunteer time contribution, validation of non-formal education, and the structured dialogue on education. By building stronger connections with similar organisations, the Youth Forum is able to make bigger strides in securing youth rights to education and lifelong learning.
Through this renewed partnership, both the Youth Forum and the EUCIS-LLL are able to better focus on their common advocacy positions in education, training, and youth.
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