What does the young generation think about Europe?
Picture this: a virtual space where Europe’s youth shares stories and perspectives related to history and identity, remembrance and current events. Well, you’ve just stumbled upon it!
Scroll down to get to know the team behind the blog!
The Team Behind the Stories
In 2024, we celebrated a remarkable milestone—the 10th anniversary of the EUSTORY History Campus. The current editorial team, which was constituted during the EUSTORY Next Generation Summit in Riga, Latvia, has been in charge since the beginning of 2025. Twelve voluntary editors from ten countries ensure that the EUSTORY History Campus blog never sleeps.
The joint mission of the team: To make young voices from Europe and its neighbours heard. To ensure this, the editors recruit new authors aged under 30 and support them during the entire editorial process of their article, from the first word to its publication.
During regular online meetings with a professional journalist, the editor’s team sets the editorial agenda of the blog and exchanges ideas on topics for new articles and journalistic formats. With their work and passion dedicated to this peer-to-peer programme, they show that the EUSTORY History Campus is not an ordinary blog; it’s a space where personal stories from Europe and beyond come alive.
At a Glance
What is the Editors’ Programme?
What is the Editors’ Programme?
The Editors’ Programme is an international peer-to-peer project with and for EUSTORY Alumni. The editors receive professional journalistic coaching, set the agenda for the blog and support young authors in the writing process.
How to Become an Editor?
How to Become an Editor?
Every year, we are looking for new editors. Follow us here to see when the new round of application starts!
Get Involved as an Author!
Get Involved as an Author!
We are always looking for new authors. If you are interested, contact us and explain your idea at eustory@koerber-stiftung.de before you start writing.
The Editors' Team 2025
11 editors, 1 coordinating editor and 1 journalistic advisor, all passionate about sharing young voices on issues related to history and identity. Located in 10 different countries, they support young authors in their writing and editing process.
Pēteris
Pēteris
Pēteris from Latvia sings in a choir, plays some music instruments, writes poetry and bakes cakes.
Sofie
Sofie
In her free time, Sofie Augusta enjoys exploring various crafts like knitting, crocheting, painting, drawing, weaving, sewing, writing and so on. She is especially interested in the small histories that all surround us, as well as the history of fiber arts.
Karl
Karl
Karl is an Estonian who studies history at Tallinn University. His idol is Saul Goodman.
María
María
María was born in Seville, Spain, in 2002. She is a journalism and film graduate and is currently pursuing a degree in Screenwriting. She loves languages, history, art and literature.
Naëla
Naëla
Naëla is a French-Algerian girl currently studying at Sciences Po Paris, as she is keen on journalism and international relations. She likes to exchange with people across the world. She is very curious to discover new fun facts about history and culture.
Anna
Anna
Anna from Germany studies political science and international relations in France and Germany. She is always curiously in search of new questions and answers about Europe, it`s past, present and future.
Nataly
Nataly
Nataly was born in 2005 in Slovakia. It’s her last year in high school. In her spare time, she likes to read, write and travel. She enjoys listening and telling stories. In the future, she would like to try studying journalism.
Niklas
Niklas
Born in 2006 in Germany, Niklas studies medicine. He takes interest in literature and societal issues of today and their roots in the past, resulting in an interest in politics, philosophy, and economics.
Sabina
Sabina
Born in 2003 in Prague into a bicultural family, Sabina is a student of History and Archaeology at Charles University. She is interested in anything related to history or archaeology, and keen on learning about various cultures through traveling and meeting people from different countries.
Monika
Monika
Monika,19, is a management student. She joins groups on health, culture, and community work. She has worked with disabled kids and global organizations. She also also writes poems, plays ukulele, and loves people’s stories.
Liliana
Liliana
Liliana is a Bulgarian with educational background in International relations and EU diplomacy. Passionate about travelling, photography and discovering the hidden gems of Europe, she has been the team’s coordinating editor since 2020.
Karolina
Karolina
Karolína is from the Czech Republic. She finds it interesting to learn history from stories of „normal people “ who experienced it by themselves. Her hobbies are reading and writing.