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Mr Gabriel BREZOIU - General Manager of GEYC is nominated for a place in the Advisory Council on Youth (Council of Europe)


GEYC and PRISMA European Network are supporting the nomination of Mr Gabriel Brezoiu as a non-compensated member of the Advisory Council on Youth (Council of Europe) for the period 2020-2021. Would you like to support it as well? Learn more about our call and sign the letter bellow.

Awards - Pixels of Change participates in the Octopus Conference 2025

Events - GEYC engages in Discussions on AI and Disinformation at IGF 2025 - online opun forum led by the Council of Europe

GEYC takes action in No hate speech movement

EN: GEYC is actively involved in supporting "No hate speech movement" campaign run by Council of Europe.
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RO: GEYC sprijină în mod activ campania „No hate speech movement” coordonată de Consiliul Europei.

Step in! Be Active Against Racist Propaganda and Hate Speech Online!

lossy-page1-250px-UNITED_logo.tiffFrom 9 to 15 December 2012, GEYC takes part at ”Step in! Be Active Against Racist Propaganda and Hate Speech Online!” study session in Strasbourg, France. The event is organized by United for Intercultural Action and Youth Department from Council of Europe.

Proposals for the safety of the online environment: the protection of our youth in the EU

When it comes to the Internet, the positions of the public opinion and of the press are extremely swinging. With every event of cyberbullying with a tragic outcome, episodes of self-harm and hate speech, the mainstream media generally sound alarms about the dangers of the Internet and social media.  In several cases parents are not really aware of how technology actually works and they worry about their children. This fuels a panic about the dangers of digital technology. Politicians scramble to find cheap solutions to these problems, to prevent these tragic events, and, unfortunately, more and more often end up looking for a technological solution to what is in fact a social and cultural problem.

No hate: Petition: make 22 July the European Day for Victims of Hate Crime!

GEYC signed the petition: "make 22 July the European Day for Victims of Hate Crime!". This is part of "No hate speech movement" initiated by Council of Europe.