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84% of young people in the Netherlands work while in Bulgaria the percentage is 17

The challenges of the European labor market have been discussed by experts with young people and students in Blagoevgrad. The European labor market enables people to look for the best place to live and work. Despite the principle of free movement, the labor market is still very fragmented – one in Greece, another in Italy, […]
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One-Fourth of the population is threatened by poverty

Nearly 17 million Europeans are unemployed and 25 million children live in poverty, with the proportion of people aged 0 to 17 being higher than any other age group. More than 70 million people with disabilities are in the EU, and they often face obstacles that prevent them from working equally with others in society. […]
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Tatyana Burudzhieva “The more people vote, the more preliminary expectations about the elections results get flurried”

A political scientist, a political communications expert and a regional mayor have discussed with young people in Plovdiv the influence of the fake news on the European elections “Fake news can not influence elections in which people have decided and gone voting. For more than thirty years I have been working on campaigns and I […]
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Europe Hears You. Vote! (2018-2019)
The main objective of the project Europe Hears You. Vote! is to inform Bulgarian youth about the added value of the achievements of the EU and of the EP, the importance of the European elections and of taking part in the democratic process by voting. The project target group is young people 18-29, in cities […]
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Active Citizens – Prosperous Municipalities (2019-2020)

The project “Active Citizens – Prosperous Municipalities” is funded by the Operational Program “Good Governance” (OPC), co-funded by the European Social Fund of the European Union and will be implemented from January 2019 until June 2020. Its goal is to more effectively implement the principles of democratic governance and control over public policies at local […]
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Western Balkan`s Regional Academy (2019)
Western Balkan’s Regional Academy is an initiative of the Bulgarian School of Politics “Dimitry Panitza”. It is supported by the European Endowment for Democracy. The central theme of the Regional Academy in 2019 is „European perspective of the Western Balkans” The European perspective of the Western Balkans is a strong, yet insufficient impetus for all […]
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The BSoP and Alumni of the School Organized a Meeting to Exchange Experiences on Children’s Policies in Northern Bulgaria

“I am convinced that what we are doing is in the name of the children and their better future. In order to provide them with a dignified life and to implement these children’s development policies, not only documents and solutions, but also suitable and prepared people are needed. The human factor in this sphere is […]
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A National Analysis on Children’s Problems Presented the BSoP at a Regional Meeting in Plovdiv

The graduates of the BSoP – the MP Ms. Asya Peeva and the Deputy Mayor of Plovdiv Mr. Stefan Stoyanov, opened the regional meeting on the problems of the children in South Bulgaria. The forum which is a part of “The Voice of Bulgarian Children” project was held on 9 October in Plovdiv and was […]
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The BSoP Trained Again Young Women in Morocco

The Bulgarian School of Politics “Dimitry Panitza” organized for a fifth consecutive time a training for Moroccan women leaders. The two-day seminar was held in mid-July in the capital of Morocco. A partner of the BSoP was the Moroccan Citizenship School of Political Studies. This year, the event was again supported by the Bulgarian Embassy […]
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The Bulgarian School of Politics Organized a Training for its Graduates

The Bulgarian School of Politics organized another free training for its graduates. On the last Saturday of April, ten school graduates spent their day off in learning the ins and outs of organizing an information campaign on children’s policies. Under the expert guidance of the communications expert Mihail Stefanov, political and civic leaders have learned […]
