EDS Power Brunch #5 - Back after summer, with a special guest
The EDS Power Brunch is back for its fifth edition, and we're opening the new season in style.
Monday, 7 September is a big day in Brussels: it's also the opening day of the EPP Group Youth Week, which brings young people from across Europe into the city for a full week of debate. There's no better way to start it than with fresh ideas, great coffee and even better company. Join us as we take over the EPP Headquarters for a morning of networking and honest conversation before the week kicks into gear.
Special guest: Caillum Hedderman, President of the European Youth Forum
Caillum leads the platform representing millions of young people across Europe, with a portfolio covering EU, Council of Europe and UN relations, and MFF advocacy. He'll sit down with us for an informal exchange on youth rights, the future of funding for youth organisations, and how young people can push their agenda in the next EU budget. Come with questions, this one is a conversation, not a keynote.
Logistics
Date: Monday, 7 September 2026
Time: 10:00 – 11:30 CET
Location: EPP Headquarters, Rue du Commerce 10, 1000 Brussels
Coming to Brussels for the EPP Group Youth Week? Accreditation at Esplanade Solidarność 1980 stays open until 17:00, and EPP HQ is a short walk away, you can join us in the morning and still register in plenty of time.
Why Join Us?
Connect: Meet like-minded students and young professionals in the heart of Brussels.
Engage: Participate in informal but impactful discussions.
Refresh: Enjoy a brunch, including a variety of vegetarian options.
Secure Your Spot
Registration is essential and spaces are limited. Click the link below to sign up!
REGISTRATION LINK
Deadline: Registration closes on Sunday, 6 September 2026 at 12:00 CET.
Contact: Questions? Reach out to us at secgen@edsnet.eu
Disclaimer: This event received financial support from the European Parliament. The views and opinions expressed during the event are those of the speakers and participants and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the European Parliament.
