The Annual Network Gathering is Young Friends of the Earth Europe’s main decision making event, bringing up to 30 representatives from our member groups together to meet and discuss campaign plans and long term strategies for the whole Young Friends of the Earth Europe network. The gathering is also the place for groups to get to know each other, share plans and make connections. This year we’re very happy to be hosted by the Zelena Ackija activist group in Croatia!

WHEN: 11- 15th April

WHERE: At the ‘Sunny Village‘ in Jagnjedovec, Croatia. 90 minutes by bus from Zagreb. 

WHO: One representative per YFoEE member groups will take part in the meeting, together with all Steering Group members and representatives from YFoEE working groups. Registrations are open until 18th February.

 

 

    

Young Friends of the Earth Europe gratefully acknowledges financial support from the European Youth Foundation- Council of Europe and the EU Commission DG Development and Cooperation – EuropeAid for this event. The contents of this event are the sole responsibility of Friends of the Earth Europe and cannot be regarded as reflecting the position of the funders mentioned above.

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