Financiamento
Horizonte 2020 – Programa Quadro de I&DT da Comissão Europeia ('H2020-EU.3.6. – Europe in a changing world - inclusive, innovative and reflective societies')
Referência
Grant agreement No. 649538649538
Coordenadora
Elvira Cicognani, Alma Mater Studiorum – Universita Di Bologna (Itália)
Consórcio
Alma Mater Studiorum – Universita Di Bologna (Itália) (Coord.)
Orebro University (Suécia)
Friedrich-Schiller-Universitat Jena (Alemanha)
Ethniko Kai Kapodistriako Panepistimio Athinon (Grécia)
CIIE/FPCEUP – Universidade do Porto (Portugal)
Masarykova Univerzita (República Checa)
London School of Economics and Political Science (Reino Unido)
Tartu Ulikool (Estónia)
Forum Nazionale Dei Giovani Associazione (Itália)
Equipa portuguesa
Isabel Menezes (IR)
Tiago Neves
Henrique Vaz
Luís Grosso Correia
Pedro Ferreira
Manuel Loff
Maria José Brites
Norberto Ribeiro (bolseiro de pós-doutoramento)
Filipe Piedade
Joana Cruz (bolseira de doutoramento)
Katerina Enchikova (bolseira de doutoramento)
Duração
36 meses
01-09-2015 – 31-08-2018
Web
Resumo
A major challenge for the EU is currently “bridging the gap” between young Europeans and EU Institutions, and improving dialogue, in order to enhance young people’s trust in EU Institutions and their active engagement in EU issues. Including young people’s perspectives is essential to ensuring the continuation of participatory and representative democracy. Through the joint contribution of different disciplines (Psychology, Political Science, Sociology, Media and Communications, Education) CATCH-EyoU has the aim to identify the factors, located at different levels (psychological, developmental, macro social and contextual) influencing the different forms of youth active engagement in Europe. Through different studies, qualitative, quantitative, and an active citizenship intervention in schools, the project will provide a multifaceted understanding of the different factors influencing the perspectives of young people on Europe and of the ways in which young people engage in society, offering policy makers new instruments and “conceptual lenses” to better understand this generation, how they approach public authorities and how they engage materially and symbolically in order to participate in the construction of the societies they inhabit and shape the governmental regimes under which they live. This new understanding will help to bring the European Union closer to all its citizens, not only the young.