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Teenagers and social media: spotting when it encroaches on daily lifeHow often someone uses social media is not enough to describe a problem. Sleep, neglected activities and loss of control offer more concrete indicators.
Klavdij Sluban: when young detainees take up the cameraSince launching a workshop at Fleury-Mérogis in 1995, the photographer has explored confined spaces while also giving teenagers the means to produce their own images.
Point d’Eau in La Louvière: tickets, opening times and a family day outSwimming, water games or relaxation: tickets and opening times vary by area. 2026 prices, supervision of children and access information to help you plan a visit.
Homelessness: acting before the breaking pointThe European recommendation of 19 October links prevention, emergency support and long-term housing. In Luxembourg, Ulysse and Kairos illustrate two complementary responses.
After the vote, keeping the committee activeSecondary school pupils elect their representatives from 26 to 30 October. Between the classroom, the committee and the CNEL, several channels allow them to put forward their requests.
Employment rises among 55–64-year-oldsOECD data show a rise among older people and a recent uptick in youth unemployment.
Places to get togetherThe Jugendpakt provides for places to meet. The youth report calls for online and offline relationships to be considered together.
Nora Feyder: fourteen generations, a farm to pass on and a global distinctionHonoured by the FAO in 2026, Nora Feyder is preparing to take over a family farm with a history spanning fourteen generations. Her story sheds light on the challenges facing young farmers in Luxembourg.
Building with what already existsFrom 15 to 18 October, France’s National Architecture Days put rehabilitation in the spotlight. An invitation to take a look at what happens to buildings.
Money muling: the commission that puts your account at riskThe Police and Maacher Lycée have presented a campaign devised by pupils. It highlights the risk of allowing someone else’s money to pass through your account in return for a commission.
Science Slam: the audience gets to chooseSix researchers, ten minutes each and a vote in the room: Science Slam returns to neimënster on 30 October. The event is billed as being in English.
Teenagers and AI: an evening to question trustThe CePAS announces a talk by Emmanuel Thill in Bertrange on 7 October. The registration deadline listed by the ministry has already passed.