Apply now for the youth media workshop in the German Bundestag, as announced by MdB Rudolph
Young people aged 16 to 20 are invited to apply for the Youth Media Workshop themed **"Your Today, Our Tomorrow - How do we shape intergenerational justice?"** taking place in Berlin from 2 to 8 November 2025. This unique event is organised by the German Bundestag, the Federal Agency for Civic Education, and Youth Press Germany.
Thorsten Rudolph, a member of the German Bundestag, is encouraging young people from his constituency to apply for this enlightening opportunity. The workshop is open to young people from all backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, making it a diverse and inclusive platform for discourse.
Participants can expect an exciting and varied program exploring the media and political everyday life in Berlin. They will have the chance to engage critically with parliamentary proceedings, meet with members of parliament, and discuss with members of various committees. Furthermore, participants will set their own content priorities based on their interests and create a journalistic online dossier with text, audio, video, or social media contributions.
To apply, young people should look for the official call for applications or announcement from the organizing institutions. While the specific application details for this workshop are not yet available, general guidance is to check the official websites or social media pages of the German Bundestag, the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb), and Youth Press Germany.
Given the event is in November 2025, application deadlines may likely be several months prior, commonly in summer or early autumn 2025. Immediate action in checking official channels or mailing lists for calls to register or apply is advised.
For those seeking more information, it is recommended to visit the Youth Press Germany (Jugendpresse Deutschland) website and the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) official site. Additionally, monitoring the German Bundestag's youth engagement pages and following their verified social media for calls for applications could provide updates. Reaching out to the organizations directly via contact emails usually found on their websites is also an option for inquiries.
The workshop offers a fantastic opportunity for politically and media-interested young people to exchange ideas with experts on the workshop theme and create impactful journalistic content. Don't miss out on this chance to shape the conversation on intergenerational justice and make your voice heard!
- This Youth Media Workshop, themed on intergenerational justice, not only provides an opportunity for learning about politics and media in Berlin but also offers a platform for young people to engage in education-and-self-development, as they deliberate on the topic and create their own journalistic content.
- In the realm of general-news, Young people who are passionate about education, politics, and shaping the future will find the Youth Media Workshop in Berlin an invaluable space for learning, critical discourse, and networking with peers and experts alike.
