Youth ambassadors meet in Lübeck: build bridges between cultures!

Youth ambassadors meet in Lübeck: build bridges between cultures!

Lübeck, Deutschland - In the next few days, the audience may be able to look forward to interesting topics in Schleswig-Holstein magazine True natural spectacle offers, but also the popular tourism magnet. Important social issues are also on the program. For example, the reactions of the Israeli and Iranian communities will be concerned with current developments in the Middle East.

Monday, June 16, 2025, comes up with further highlights. On this day, the youth ambassadors meet in Lübeck to discuss the future of youth in the Baltic Sea area. The NDR reports that important aspects of the energy transition are also dealt with in this round, in particular the effects of substations on the residents.

a strong network of young people

But who are these youth ambassadors? The Youth Ambassador in 2015 as part of the Youth Ambassador Training (YAT), to promote encounters and dialogues between Germany and Turkey. Esra Lukas, an active member, is passionate about improving German-Turkish relations. Since entering the Jubo in 2020, she has the goal of strengthening the exchange between young people from both countries.

Such an engagement also has fun. Aslihan, another youth ambassador, is pleased about the opportunity to meet like -minded people and give something back to the community. "Friendship is very important here," she says. These values ​​are an essential part of the club work, which also promotes the exchange of motivated young people. Hale is one of the ambassadors who want to appreciate the power of the union of individuals from different cultures and learn more about cultures.

versatile offers and workshops

messages that underline the diversity of the association are the planned initiatives for the mental health of refugees and culinary exchange projects with a cook from Turkey. The association also has a strong network that is made up of five board members and local groups in cities such as Ankara, Berlin, Istanbul and Stuttgart. The Jugendbrücke has launched the extensive programs to strengthen young people in their skills and improve cooperation.

The projects that are launched by the association are diverse. Workshops on art in public space and intersectional topics are just as part of the program as the use of digital media to improve communication skills. The peer-to-peer approach has proven to be particularly successful.

The next editions of the Schleswig-Holstein magazine not only promise exciting insights into local topics, but also offer a look at the important work that is done in the area of ​​intercultural exchange-an area in which the youth ambassadors set standards.