Documents
Different documents and brochures on Youth Policy topics and the Newsletters of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs can be found here.
Get Involved!: Coffee with a politican
"Coffee with a politician" from the City of Västervik, Sweden:
"Coffe with a politician" is a simple method to create meetings between youth and politicians in a municipality.
To create a natural meeting between generations or between youngsters and politicians can sometimes be complicated. It’s not a matter of will, it’s a matter of time.
This is why the Swedish organisation “Nätverket SIP” created a simple concept to allow this kind of meetings to take place without the difficult part, finding a time that suits all the members in a certain committee. The method has for example been used in the City of Växjö and other places. Download the guidelines:
!!! NEW !!! Living and Working in the Baltic Sea Region (German)
Information on living and working in the Baltic Sea Region for young people (in German) - for the English version, please take a look below at: YOUTH MOBILITY IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION! and to: Work and Study in the Baltic Sea Region
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 1_2008
NEW! The first issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2008
Long-term effects of International Youth Exchange - results of research study
Summary of study research on long-term effects of International Youth Exchange, Germany 2005
Under the Surface - Pärnu 2007 with support of WGYA
The youth conference "Under the Surface" was realized with more than 114 participants from all CBSS countries in Pärnu, Estonia, in September 2007. The WGYA supported the event! Read more!
!!! NEW !!! YOUTH MOBILITY IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION !!! NEW !!!
Information on youth mobility in the Baltic Sea region! Information on project funding! Brochure as PDF-file. Copyright Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs, Kiel and Academia Baltica, Lübeck
Council of the Baltic Sea States e-Baltinfo No 82 - on Youth, by Ms. Astrid Utterström
"Youth - Our Present And Our Future", article by Ms. Astrid Utterström, Chairperson of the CBSS - Baltic Sea Working Group on Youth Affairs 2006-2007
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 4_2007
The fourth issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2007
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 3_2007
The third issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2007
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 2_2007
The second issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2007
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 1_2007
The first issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2007
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 3_2006
The third issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2006
Children's panel - the meeting of children and decision makers
Children's panel - the meeting of children and decision makers from the City of Kalmar, Sweden:
Children’s panels have been organized on a yearly basis in the City of Kalmar since 2004. Those of us with experience in working with youth influence find that the panel form functions well, better in fact than many other forms. We have therefore produced a handbook in order to facilitate the implementation of children’s panels so that more children can take part in panels and so that children and decision makers may participate on equal terms. The panel can also be seen as an expression of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the portal paragraph states that children must be given the right to express their views. Download:
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 2_2006
The second issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2006
!!! WORK AND STUDY IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION !!!
This brochure gives an overview of the possibilities for
students and youngsters from around the Baltic Sea. It wants
to encourage them to stays, exchange programmes or study
trips abroad. It is supposed to be a guide for pupils and students
which plan a stay in a foreign country around the Baltic Sea.
Newsletter of the Baltic Sea Secretariat for Youth Affairs 1_2006
The first issue of the BSSYA's Newsletter in 2006
