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POLIMIGRA – Young Voices for Democracy and Participation

10/16/2026 10:30
[Translate to English:] Es zeigt politisches Engagement, gesellschaftliche Beteiligung und eine Demonstration in Berlin. Besonders der Bezug zu jungen Menschen und zum Brandenburger Tor passt zum Thema Demokratie und Teilhabe.

[Translate to English:] Foto: Nico Roicke, Unsplash

At the closing event of the POLIMIGRA project, young people will explore political participation, education, discrimination, and representation. Working in groups, they will develop joint demands for the “Youth Manifesto.” They will then present their concerns to political representatives and discuss changes in Berlin.

What is it about?

The closing event of the POLIMIGRA project offers young people the opportunity to share their perspectives on democracy and political participation and to work together to develop demands for Berlin.

What will be covered?

In working groups, the young people will explore political participation, education, future opportunities, discrimination, and representation. They will draft demands for the “Youth Manifesto” and then engage in direct dialogue with political representatives.

Organization & Participation

The event will take place at the KulturMarktHalle in Berlin. Food and drinks will be provided. The event is organized by Sources-d'Espoir e. V. in collaboration with partner organizations.

Further information:

Visit the Sources-d'Espoir e. V. event page

Target Audience Teens, young adults
Cost Free of charge
Date October 16, 2026
Time 10:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Venue KulturMarktHalle, Hanns-Eisler-Straße 93, 10409 Berlin
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