18.03.2010
18:30 - 21:00

European Art Now And Then Is There A Common Ground For Different Generations?

Romanian Cultural Institute
200 East 38th Street (at 3rd Av),
NY 10016 New York
Phone: +1 212 687 0180
Fax: +1 212 687 0181
Email: icrny@icrny.org

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European Youth Forum
Rue Joseph II, 120
1040 Brussels
Phone: +32 2 230 64 90
Fax: +32 2 230 21 23
Email: youthforum@youthforum.org

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Discussion / Debate / Lecture

Education, Culture & Sports

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European Youth Forum
Rue Joseph II, 120
1040 Brussels

2010 has been declared by the United Nations as International Year of Youth. In this context it is important to discuss the role of creativity as a tool of youth world development and the way culture can help young people express freely and get more involved in society. Moreover, at the core of European Youth Forum's policy are the rights of young people. The European Youth Forum works to involve young people in the process of policy making, as it promotes the participation of young people at the local, regional, national, European and global levels to shape social, economic, cultural and environmental life.

During this event, we will discuss why the creativity of young people must be fostered, not as clients, but as actors and contributors to the dynamic process of decision making and how much freedom of expression do young Romanian artists have in the larger European context.

Miruna Vlada (poet, member of Romania Youth Council); Andra Rotaru (poet); Cosmin Perta (poet); Nora Iuga (poet); Miruna Vlada and a representative of the European Youth Forum.