Europe on Track 2025 – Inclusion: Challenging Utopia
Young people from Europe travel from Paris via Berlin to Copenhagen to develop creative ideas for a more inclusive society and present them to the EU Council Presidency. Europe on Track - a journey with the opportunity to shape Europe!
Mission on the Rails
A group of young people from France, Germany, and Denmark is traveling through Europe—not just to see the sights, but on a mission: to build a more inclusive future together.
A Journey with Purpose
Europe on Track is more than a trip. Over ten days, participants travel from Paris → Berlin → Copenhagen, collaborating as a team to shape ideas for an inclusive society.
Why It Matters
- Inclusion at the core: From day one, participants creatively explore what an inclusive world means in practice.
- Hands-on workshops: At each stop, they focus on themes like inclusive mobility and housing—turning discussion into real proposals.
- Political engagement: In Copenhagen, their ideas will be presented to representatives of the EU Council Presidency.
A Platform for All Voices
On this journey, the group also organizes local public events, making their work visible and inviting broader conversations in each city.
Empowerment in Action
Europe on Track gives young people the tools to:
- Be creative
- Get politically active
- Help shape Europe’s future directly
Now in Motion
Follow Europe on Track as it travels across cities and hearts, improving inclusion along the way.
Period
August 25 – September 3, 2025 – Ten days, three countries, one goal: Making Europe more inclusive!
Itinerary
Paris → Berlin → Copenhagen – with the Interrail ticket through three European capitals
Core Components
Preparatory meeting
Online meeting to prepare and get to know the other participants on August 6
Europe on Track trip from August 25 to September 03, 2025
- Workshops, discussions and creative formats on the topic of inclusion
- Development of ideas and demands to be presented to the EU Council Presidency in Copenhagen
Where it all comes together
Co-organization of a public events in Paris, Berlin and Copenhagen
