Mobilise Europe = Engaging Together

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With Europe at a crossroads at the end of the Conference on the Future of Europe and in the middle of the implementation of the Green Deal and Digitalisation agenda, active European citizens must be at the forefront. In the period before the upcoming European Elections MEET will offer space for diverse groups of European citizens to bring Europe to local level through a diverse set of activities encouraging continuous activism and interaction with European politicians. MEET will meaningfully contribute by 2024 to a depolarised and less-tense democratic space. This will allow more participation and more respect/understanding of others positions, ultimately helping revive the flagging belief in democracy as a system. Activities proposed within the 3 main dimensions that this project will focus on will fill the following gaps: 1. Debate European policies on a local level - let’s discuss Europe together! 2. Celebrate democracy with citizens of all generations- let’s celebrate our Europe together! 3. Mobilise activists and overcome COVID-19 fatigue - let’s get active together! The MEET beneficiaries will be young and older European citizens living in all the 27 EU member states, the activities will apply the dual approach of intersectionality and the intergenerational lenses. The 3 different pillars will outreach and directly involve more than 10.000 people who will serve as multipliers of the project output. The project will outreach to more than 4.000 people physically and more than 7.000 people offline through the large partner consortium. Indirectly projects outputs are planned to reach more than 50.000 people, this will ensure that the project results will stay alive outside of the project timeline. The lasting impact of the project would be that young and older participants and their families have an increased feeling of connectedness to each other and the European project, which might lead them to become (more) active European citizens.