Under the theme “Your Europe: Rights, Respect, Reality?”, young people from all regions of Hesse explore their experiences, hopes, and questions regarding human rights through art. The works include images, texts, films, and projects. 

The exhibition shows how diversely Europe is perceived in the everyday lives of the younger generation. The contributions are thought-provoking, creative, and passionate. Visitors gain insights into topics such as justice, diversity, and solidarity. The works illustrate how deeply students engage with their right to have a say. They address topics such as exclusion, courage, freedom, responsibility, and conflict resolution. The exhibition thus serves as a forum for young voices in democracy. All interested individuals are invited to visit the exhibition and engage with the perspectives of the younger generation. 

Maral Koohestanian, Director of European Affairs, says: “The exhibition shows how important it is for young people to engage with Europe and its values at an early age. Every such engagement helps them grow into responsible European citizens.” 

The exhibition is open Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Further information about the exhibition is available on the website of the Hessian State Commissioner for the European Competition at www.ewhe.de/wanderausstellung/ (opens in a new tab). Information about Zukunftswerk Wiesbaden can be found at zukunftswerk.wiesbaden.de (opens in a new tab)/.