Thank you for sharing 2024 with us!

Of: The Chancellery

2024 is coming to an end and it has been a different FUF year. As a result of the government's reduced support for non-governmental organizations, both FUF's operations and office shrank, and we closed our premises on Ehrensvärdsgatan, which many of you have visited for training, seminars and networking over the years.  However, our determination to work to increase knowledge, debate and commitment to global issues has remained strong!

December 16

2024 FUF award winner Josephine Sundqvist on fair development

Of: The Chancellery

Josephine Sundqvist is awarded the FUF prize in 2024 because, through her efforts in both academia, civil society and the world of authorities, she has contributed to improving the living conditions of people living in poverty and oppression. Her ability to convey important knowledge about global issues, and her innovative ideas, have inspired Swedish actors to take responsibility in their international engagements. Josephine is a role model not least for young people who want to make a difference in the world.

December 16

New Europe – choosing a path for the future

Date and time: 19 Sep, 12:00 - 13:30

What happens now? What do the election results and the composition of the new commission mean for the EU's work with peace and security, not least in relation to Ukraine/Russia and Israel/Gaza? How will the EU tackle the climate challenges in the coming term? When can Ukraine become a member of the EU? FUF and the Swedish European Movement invite you to the lunch seminar New Europe - path choice for the future on 19 September at 12:00 – 13:30 at FUF's office.

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September 3

Last day to register for FUF's non-profit groups HT2024

Do you want to dive deep into various global sustainability issues, learn to write sharp texts or become a pro on social media? Then you can get involved in FUF's non-profit groups during the autumn semester! Our editorial team consists of: ✏️ Writers 📱 Social media creators 🌏 FUF correspondents (who live abroad) In addition to writing texts and producing social media posts, the task is […]

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July 5

Last day to nominate for the 2024 FUF award

🧩 What do peacemaker Hannah Tsadik, climate scientist Johan Rockström, drone queen Helena Samsioe and human rights fighter Thomas Hammarberg have in common? Well, they have all been awarded the FUF award! 🏅 Do you know someone who ranks in this group by having made particularly good efforts to promote global sustainable development? You can nominate it for the 2024 FUF award! The price can […]

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July 4

Time to nominate for the FUF award 2024

What do peacemaker Hannah Tsadik, climate scientist Johan Rockström, drone queen Helena Samsioe and human rights fighter Thomas Hammarberg have in common? Well, they have all been awarded the FUF award! Do you know someone who ranks in this group by having made particularly good efforts to promote global sustainable development? You can nominate it for the 2024 FUF award!

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June 17th, 2024

Receive an intern through FUF

Do you want to give a student an insight into working life and at the same time get to know the latest in academia? Do you want access to a candidate bank filled with committed and well-educated people who are passionate about making a difference? Then you can get an intern through FUF!

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June 13th, 2024

The FUF prize 2023 is awarded to Thomas Hammarberg

Thomas Hammarberg receives the FUF award from board member Lennart Wohlgemuth.

Thomas Hammarberg is awarded the FUF prize in 2023 because he has initiated, driven and led efforts in defense of human rights and against racism and discrimination with great commitment and skill. Through his strong commitment to children's rights issues, he was, among other things, a pusher for the creation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. In a time when freedoms and rights are exposed to new [...]

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June 11th, 2024

Cool off in a hot world

Date and time: 28 May, 17:00 - 18:30

What solutions has Sweden's first national Citizens' Council on the climate come up with for how Sweden can reduce climate emissions? What does business want to do for climate change? How can committed young people inspire other young people to get involved in the climate issue, even though many people's interest in climate and the environment seems to have cooled? And what possibilities does the European Parliament really have to save the world from climate collapse? We will discuss these burning questions at the seminar Cool down in a warm world on May 28 at 17.00-18.30 at The Park Södermalm. 

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14th of May 2024