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Upcoming JCI events in 2018

2018 is full of exciting events for JCI Members all over Europe! Find out more about JCI events or partner events and sign up!

Global Festival of Action - UN SDG Action Campaign

Join the United Nations to celebrate young active citizen and their impact in their communities! The Global Festival of Action in Bonn, Germany will take place from March 21 - 23, 2018 and will be a great opportunity to meet collaborators and potential partners on achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. JCI World Headquarter will be present with a booth and are happy to get in contact with as many JCI Members as possible!

Find out more and register for free: http://globalfestivalofaction.org/



2018 JCI European Conference, Riga, Latvia

Register now for the European Conference in Riga (June 19 - 22, 2018)! Next to a beautiful destination, EC Riga offers a rich program under the theme #OneStepToSuccess which entails a two-day Business Program, lots of Trainings, exciting Keynotes and fun leisure program and parties! The whole program is aligned to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and will motivate young active citizens from all over Europe to engage in the World Clean Up Day on September 15!

Find out more and register now: http://www.ec2018riga.com/


2018 JCI Global Partnership Summit, New York City, USA

Join delegates from around the world to connect with JCI’s international partners. New program in 2018 will include more hands-on, results-driven sessions and a clear focus on one Global Goal.

More information is coming soon: https://jci.cc/summit


2018 JCI European Academy, Gothenburg, Sweden

The 22nd JCI European Academy will take place 17-21 August 2018 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Local Deputy Presidents or others preparing for presidency 2019 can apply here: http://www.jcisweden.se/jciea/


2018 JCI European Know-How Transfer, Brussels, Belgium

At the JCI European Know-How Transfer in Brussels, Belgium, JCI members have the opportunity to communicate directly with European Commission officials and Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), thus strengthening personal contacts and increase mutual understanding between politicians and the business community as well as the civil society.

Each year, keynote speakers from the European Commission (EC) as well as high ranking politicians from the European Parliament (EP), explain their views on pressing European issues such as the European Economic Crisis, Youth Unemployment and the agenda of the Commission for this legislature.

This year's theme is Young Leaders Shape the Future of Europe and we hope to receive your application for the program from April 1, 2018 on!

Find out more: https://www.jci.cc/eukht



2018 JCI World Congress, Goa, India

Join the biggest JCI event of the year and register for the 2018 JCI World Congress in Goa, India! Located in a beautiful Luxury Resort in Central Goa, delegates can experience a high class program with inspiring keynotes in tropical and welcoming atmosphere and experience the unique hospitality of India.

Find out more and register now: http://www.jciwc2018.com/


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