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The CBSS invites applications for the second edition of the CBSS Summer University 2026 on “Minorities and societal resilience around the Baltic”, taking place at the Knivsberg Educational Centre in Denmark from 2-8 August 2026.
New BSRYF Chair, Committee members and Steering Group organisations selected for 2026–2027 term.
Young people from across the Baltic Sea Region are invited to apply for the Baltic Sea Parliamentary Youth Forum 2026, taking place in Lübeck, Germany, from 28 August to 1 September 2026.
Young people from across the Baltic Sea Region met in Warsaw to develop recommendations on security, digitalisation, climate and connectivity.
How can freedom and security coexist in an increasingly complex world? Join us in Lübeck, Germany, from 2–5 July 2026 for four days of collaboration, creativity, and impact at [#b_hack] – the Baltic Sea Region Hackathon 2026.
The CBSS invites applications for the CBSS Summer University 2026 on “Youth, resilience and the future of the Baltic Sea Region”, organised within the framework of the YoPeNET-Futures project, which will take place from 12–19 July 2026 in Gdańsk, Poland.
Are you passionate about Baltic Sea Region politics and eager to represent young people’s voices? Then step up and shape the future of the region by running for a leadership position in the upcoming Baltic Sea Region Youth Forum (BSRYF) elections.
Youth participants aged 16-29 from across the Baltic Sea Region met in Stockholm to tackle security issues through topically diverse seminars, excursions, and workshops.
Students gathered in Greifswald from 15 to 20 September to attend the CBSS Summer University on “Balticness” and resilient identities.
Are you between 16 and 29? Make a difference by joining the CBSS Youth Working Groups and contribute to a better Baltic Sea Region! Topics for 2025-2026: Environment & Climate Change, Transport & Energy, Digital Literacy & Democracy, Youth Advocacy, Culture, and AI.
The team "Visualising Baltic" codes its way to victory: six tech talents win the third Baltic Sea Region Hackathon [#b_hack] at TH Lübeck with a digital solution designed to boost climate engagement in the region. Their project topped the public vote, outperforming 41 participants from ten countries across the Baltic Sea Region who competed in a total of seven teams.
Young people from across the Baltic Sea Region convened in Tallinn for the CBSS Youth Ministerial 2025, contributing policy recommendations on democracy, digitalisation and civic security that were presented to regional Foreign Ministers.
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