Deadline: August 2, 2026
Apply now to be a Youth Ambassador at the 8th German-Baltic Conference 2026. The German-Baltic Future Foundation (DBJW) invites you to apply for the 8th German-Baltic Conference in Tallinn in October! As a Youth Ambassador, you have the chance to shape your ideas for a self-determined Europe into impactful policy recommendations that are heard by politicians and other decision-makers in Brussels and beyond!
Becoming a Youth Ambassador at the German-Baltic Conference means discussing your ideas for one of three dimensions of a self-determined Europe, meeting other young European visionaries, and broadening your horizon! The conference is structured into three clusters, each one developing policy recommendations under the guidance of a Head of Cluster. Following the conference, selected Youth Ambassadors will present the policy papers to Members of the European Parliament in Brussels in December.
The conference takes place on 15-18 October in Tallinn, Estonia. Online meetings in preparation for the conference start in September.
Costs
- For taking part in the conference, a participation fee of 50€ (if you are living in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Ukraine, Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Albania, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia or Türkiye) or 100€ (if you live in the rest of Europe) will be required. For the participation fee, you will receive compensation of up to 100€ (Baltic residents) or 200€ (rest of Europe) in travel expenses in addition to free lodging in double rooms and catering during the conference.
Eligibility
- Open to young persons living in any European country between the ages of 16 and 30 years old who are fluent in English.
- They explicitly welcome applications from persons with non-academic backgrounds and limited knowledge of European politics.
Application
Apply via the form until August 2, 23:59 CEST. When filling out the application form, they appreciate originality and creativity, so they encourage you to share your own ideas and experiences rather than relying on AI-generated responses.
For more information, visit Youth Ambassador at the 8th German-Baltic Conference.
