Youth Ambassador at the 8th German-Baltic Conference 2026: Shape Europe’s Future

Are you a young person passionate about Europe’s future? The German-Baltic Future Foundation (DBJW) is looking for Youth Ambassadors to help shape policy recommendations at the 8th German-Baltic Conference in Tallinn, Estonia. This is a chance to share your ideas with politicians and decision-makers.

Application Closing Date: August 2, 2026

Location: Tallinn, Estonia (with online preparation)

Programme Duration: October 15-18, 2026 (conference), with online meetings starting September 2026. Presentation in Brussels in December 2026.

Stipend: Not specified, but travel expenses, lodging, and catering are covered.

Minimum Qualification: Not specified, open to those aged 16-30.

Opportunity Type: Youth Ambassador Programme

About the Youth Ambassador Programme

The Youth Ambassador programme at the 8th German-Baltic Conference offers a unique platform for young Europeans to voice their ideas. As a Youth Ambassador, you will discuss your vision for a self-determined Europe and work with others to develop policy recommendations. These recommendations will be presented to politicians and other leaders in Brussels.

The conference is divided into three clusters, each focusing on a different aspect of a self-determined Europe. Under the guidance of a Head of Cluster, you will contribute to creating actionable policy papers. This programme is designed to give young people a direct voice in shaping European policy.

About the German-Baltic Future Foundation (DBJW)

The German-Baltic Future Foundation (DBJW) is an organization dedicated to fostering dialogue and collaboration between Germany and the Baltic states. It focuses on youth engagement and empowering young people to take an active role in shaping their future and the future of Europe. The foundation supports initiatives that promote understanding, exchange, and joint action among young Europeans.

Available Opportunities

This call is for the role of Youth Ambassador at the 8th German-Baltic Conference.

What the Programme Offers

Successful Youth Ambassadors will gain valuable experience and opportunities:

• Direct involvement in policy-making discussions for a self-determined Europe.
• The chance to meet and network with other young European visionaries.
• Broadened perspectives on European politics and international relations.
• Guidance from experienced Cluster Heads in developing policy recommendations.
• An opportunity to present policy papers to Members of the European Parliament in Brussels.
• Compensation for travel expenses, free lodging in double rooms, and catering during the conference.

Programme Duration and Location

The main conference will take place from October 15 to 18, 2026, in Tallinn, Estonia. Online preparation meetings will begin in September 2026. Following the conference, selected Youth Ambassadors will have the chance to present their work in Brussels in December 2026.

Minimum Requirements

The programme is open to young individuals who meet the following criteria:

• Must be between 16 and 30 years old.
• Must be living in any European country.
• Must be fluent in English.
• Applications from persons with non-academic backgrounds and limited knowledge of European politics are explicitly welcomed.

Competencies Required

While specific competencies are not listed, the programme values:

• Originality and creativity in sharing ideas and experiences.
• A willingness to engage in discussions about Europe’s future.
• The ability to collaborate with peers from diverse backgrounds.
• A proactive approach to developing policy recommendations.

Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is ideal for young Europeans aged 16 to 30 who are passionate about shaping the future of the continent. If you have ideas for a self-determined Europe and want to see them heard by decision-makers, this programme is for you. The organizers encourage applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds, including those without extensive formal political knowledge.

Required Documents

Applicants are asked to prepare for the application process. While a specific list of documents is not provided, applicants should be ready to submit:

• A completed application form.
• Details about their ideas and experiences.

Applicants are encouraged to share their own thoughts rather than using AI-generated responses.

How to Apply

Interested individuals can apply through the provided online form.

Click here to apply for the Youth Ambassador Programme

When filling out the application form, be original and creative. Share your own ideas and experiences to stand out. Ensure your application is submitted before the deadline.

Important Notes

• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
• Applications must be submitted by the deadline of August 2, 2026, at 23:59 CEST.
• The participation fee is 50€ for residents of specific Eastern European countries or 100€ for residents of the rest of Europe. This fee is compensated by travel expense reimbursement.
• Applicants are encouraged to be authentic and avoid AI-generated content in their applications.

Closing Date

The closing date for applications is August 2, 2026.

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