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The Servicestelle Jugendbeteiligung (SJB) is a unique organization that has been committed to the comprehensive participation of young people in Germany since its founding in 2001 by the Stiftung Demokratische Jugend and with the support of the Federal Ministry of Youth.
The main mission of the SJB is to promote youth participation at all levels and empower young people to actively and independently participate in social and political life. The focus is on creating a youth-friendly society in which young people can represent their interests and needs themselves. The SJB stands for effective participation, engagement, and the promotion of a vibrant and future-oriented democracy[2].
The SJB is committed to a variety of sustainable and inclusive initiatives:
The SJB is a registered non-profit association and works nationwide. It unites over 1200 engaged young people in more than twelve regional service points and supports municipalities in implementing innovative approaches to youth participation[1][2].
The Servicestelle Jugendbeteiligung is thus a central point of contact for youth engagement and participation in Germany, distinguished by its diverse and innovative projects and initiatives.
