Youth Included has participated in the research project on European Mobility. 13 organizations from 13 different European countries (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, FYR Macedonia, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia and Spain) met in Athens in 9-11 September 2013, to plan their actions in order to achieve the aforementioned objectives. They decided that in order to explore the obstacles in the different aspects of going abroad they would make local researches on good practices and problems related to European mobility. Moreover, to record the fears and the hesitations of the European Citizens in moving abroad, they would distribute questionnaires to their countries for exploring the reasons that citizens hesitate to move abroad. They would, also, organize focus groups and local campaign, since discussion with the people would be more effectively record their opinions. Furthermore, they met in an international conference in Athens, in 20-22 January, during which the partners presented the results of their researches, discussed the problems and looked for solutions leading to a joint policy action which was reflected on a common Declaration of European Mobility. They also created the current transnational webportal informing EU citizens about their rights of free movement within Europe, the services offered in the participating countries, Eures and other sources for finding job or educational opportunities abroad. During the meeting they made a video with the participants’ opinions on the problems concerning mobility, the responsible bodies to take action and the importance of the Declaration of European Mobility for their country, creating an interview DVD. the results and declaration can be found on the website of the project mobilityforyou.eu/
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