Traduction de «théâtre public pour la jeunesse » (Français → Anglais) :

theatre for young audiences

International Symposium on the Arts for Young Audiences: Youth, Communication and the Arts [ Youth, Communication and the Arts: An International Symposium on the Arts for Young Audience ]

Canadian Child and Youth Drama Association

Federal Review Board for Publications Harmful to Young Persons

Cooperation with non-member countries,actions in the field of youth,publications and information

Of the various subjects regarded as being proper to the youth field, and which are suited to the open method of coordination as described above, the European Commission proposes participation, voluntary service, information, improving the public authorities' awareness of young people's concerns, and more generally any other subject which might contribute to the development and recognition of activities on the youth front (e.g. youth work, youth clubs, street work, projects to foster a sense ...[+++] of citizenship, integration, solidarity among young people, etc.) for the part which is not covered by other political processes such as employment, social integration and education.

Political commitment for the Youth Guarantee must remain high so that structural reforms and dedicated measures benefit all NEETs. Outreach and tailored solutions must be stepped up for young people facing multiple barriers, for example by broadening the range of interventions proposed within Youth Guarantee offers. Better mechanisms must be set up to ensure that young people receive offers of high quality. Investment in partnerships and capacity building to improve the delivery of the Youth Guarantee must be strengthened, for example the cooperation between education providers and employers and the capacity of Public Employment Services ...[+++]. Financial support, most notably through the Youth Employment Initiative, must continue.

EUROPA - EU law and publications - EUR-Lex - EUR-Lex - 42014Y0614(02) - EN - Resolution of the Council and of the Representatives of the Governments of the Member States, meeting within the Council, of 20 May 2014 on a European Union Work Plan for Youth for 2014-2015 // Actions based on priority themes // Principles relating to the membership and functioning of expert groups established by the Member States and the Commission in the framework of the EU Work Plan for Youth (1 July 2014-31 December 2015)

develop partnerships between public and private employment services, education and training institutions, career guidance services and with other specialised youth services (non-governmental organisations, youth centres and associations) that help smooth the transition from unemployment, inactivity or education into work.