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Youth civic engagement in Polish municipalities

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Municipalities in Poland are implementing various initiatives to increase youth civic engagement through local councils. In Reda, elections for the 12th term of the Youth City Council are scheduled for mid-October 2026, with eligibility extending to October 19–21, 2026. Eligible candidates include students aged 13 to 20. Meanwhile, in 20 from local schools or residents studying outside the city, with applications due by October 14. In Zabrze, the Youth City Council held a session with the Mayor Kamil Żbikowski to discuss future initiatives and established new committees focused on promotion, culture, and sports. The meeting also addressed criteria for granting honorary patronage to projects important to young residents. Other regions continue to organize upcoming terms. In other regions, Busko-Zdrój has announced Busko-Zdrój, preparations for the 2026–2028 term, term are underway, with elections set for December 10, 2026. Similarly, 2026, following an application deadline of November 9. Gliwice has scheduled elections for November 6 for its 25-member Youth Council, which will focus focuses on social, educational, ecological, and charitable initiatives. Recent developments include the announcement of initiatives; eligible candidates are residents aged 15 to 19. In Warsaw, the new Ursynów District Youth Council for the 2026–2028 term. This 28-member body comprises will consist of 28 members: 23 delegates from Warsaw-run primary and secondary schools and 5 members selected via a competition for students in private schools within the district. Additionally, elections for the school students. Bolesławiec County Youth Council has scheduled elections for the its 2026–2029 term are set for on November 19, 2026. Eligible voters and candidates must be 2026, for residents aged 16 to 21. The council will represent several municipalities, including Bolesławiec, Nowogrodziec, Osiecznica, Warta Bolesławiecka, and Gromadka. Candidates New developments include the establishment of a 23-member Youth City Council in Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki for a three-year term, targeting students aged 13 to 20. In Torun, elections for the Youth City Council are required set for November 25 for residents aged 14 to secure 19, with candidates requiring support from at least 10 residents of their municipality and 40 residents of the county. peers.

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  1. 2026-10-26 11:43 UTC Youth civic engagement in Polish municipalities
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