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Young Federation of European Studies wants to improve EU literacy

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Briefings

The newly elected president of the Federation of National Studies of Europe (FNEE) announced a national project to improve youth literacy about the European Union. The initiative, led by a 23-year-old from Coimbra, aims to expand regional and municipal efforts using data from the 'EU4YOU' study. The project focuses on international perspectives and highlights the EU's role in global issues like Ukraine and the Middle East, marking a new phase for the organization.

Key points

• The FNEE president Daniel Novais, a 23-year-old from Coimbra, Portugal, launched a national literacy project on the EU using data from the 'EU4YOU' study.
• The project targets secondary school students in Coimbra, Lisbon, and Évora, aiming to address misinformation and international perspectives on EU issues.

Context

The FNEE, a federation of youth associations focused on European studies, aims to improve youth literacy about the EU and combat misinformation. The new project, based on the 'EU4YOU' study, expands efforts to secondary schools in Coimbra, Lisbon, and Évora, highlighting the EU's role in global issues.

Limitations

The evidence covers only the announcement of a new literacy project by the FNEE. It does not provide details on the project's implementation, expected outcomes, or specific metrics for success. The source is a news report from October 2026, and the project's full scope remains unverified.

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