

Travel through time and across countries tracing the steps of Europe’s migration heroes!
Discover VOICES, a project co-funded by the European Union that brings young people on a journey of discovery and integration across the EU.
Young participants will become part of history by engaging with migrant communities and turning their stories into real policy-making.
All while making friends, developing soft skills, and taking part in hands-on workshops on audiovisual and journalist techniques!

WHAT
Through 3 international events in Belgium, Italy, and Greece, students from 15 European countries become advocates of integration across Europe by amplifying migrants’ voices in the public eye and drafting policy recommendations, impacting real change in Europe
With the help of experts and professionals, the young changemakers conduct first-hand interviews, collect testimonies, and publish stories in My House of European History, a platform supported by the European Parliament.
Group activities, thematic workshops, and interactive lectures guide the international students through a journey of discovery and integration.

TOPICS:
ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
DIGITAL SKILLS
EUROPEAN HERITAGE
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION
If you are a university student living in Europe, this is your chance to make a real impact!
Keep reading!

WHO
All university students aged 18-30 living in a EU country and interested in integration and advocacy are welcome to register!
Participants looking to grow up across the project and show up to the three international events are invited to apply to the Youth Squads!
What are the Youth Squads?
A group of 30 young people that will participate in all 3 events and earn the chance to attend the project’s inaugural international summit. Among these 30 participants, 5 will take on a very special role: Shaping the policy recommendations that will impact Europe's future.
Members of the Youth Squads are the soul and motor of the project. Don’t miss this chance!



HOW TO APPLY?
Applications are open for the first event in Brussels!
The selection will be made on a rolling basis, so hurry up!
FIRST PHASE
3 international events packed with hands-on workshops, content creation sessions, and interactive presentations led by experts: Open for all university students living in the EU!

"Voices of Transition: Capturing Migration Stories and Shaping Policy in Rosarno"
| JULY 2025
SECOND EVENT FOR STUDENTS:
ROSARNO, ITALY

"Echoes of Migration: Documenting Stories and Crafting Policy in Thessaloniki"
| SEPTEMBER 2025
THIRD EVENT FOR STUDENTS:
THESSALONIKI, GREECE
SECOND PHASE
2 high-level international summits for policymakers and EU representatives. Where actions meet their impact!
DISSEMINATION EVENTS
More information coming soon!
PARTNERS
EucA is a network of University Halls of Residence across 16 countries.
Based in Brussels, EucA’s ambition is to enrich the academic and professional development of students in the fields of employability, soft skills, international mobility, and responsible citizenship as well as facilitating the students with new international opportunities.

The Post Secondary Education and Training Association of the American Farm School, best known as Perrotis College, comprises the tertiary branch of the American Farm School educational system.
The College pursues to develop student skills and abilities in interpersonal leadership, communication, entrepreneurship, creativity, problem-solving and critical thinking & to foster in students an awareness of contemporary global issues, and sensitivity to cultural diversity and interdependence.

Rosarno is a municipality in the south of Italy with around 15.000 inhabitants. The presence of economic migrants has evolved significantly over the past three decades, making the town one of the places with the highest incidence of immigrants relative to the population in Italy. Rosarno's past and present report the city as a community devoted to hospitality.
With the collaboration of

My House of European History is a project by the European Parliament that brings together personal testimonies across Europe and highlights citizens' stories in the 24 official EU languages. With thousands of stories from a variety of nations, languages, cultures, and periods, the platform is one of the biggest archives of oral history of the EU.

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
Any question?
Contact us!
students@euca.eu