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Wir wollen junge Menschen für ein Europa der Vielfalt und der Solidarität begeistern.

Was wir machen

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Solidarität kann nur entstehen, wenn wir Menschen die Möglichkeit geben Gemeinschaft zu erleben und zu verstehen. Auf unserem stiftungseigenen Segelboot bieten wir daher, in Form von jährlich stattfindenden Sommerakademien, jungen Menschen aus Europa den notwendigen Raum für Austausch.

Unsere Sommerakademie

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Entdecken.

Gemeinsam mit unserer dreiköpfigen Crew sammeln die fünf Teilnehmenden pro Törn Segelerfahrung auf dem Mittelmeer und erkunden die türkische Küste und griechische Inseln – und das Ganze auf dem stiftungseigenen Schiff.

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Diskutieren.

Im Rahmen von moderierten Diskussionsformaten haben die Teilnehmenden die Möglichkeit, ihre Gedanken und Ideen zur Zukunft Europas auszutauschen. Das Thema der Sommerakademie 2026 lautet „Our Generation“.

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Vernetzen.

Was bedeutet es, aufeinander angewiesen zu sein und gemeinsam Segel zu setzen? Auf dem Segelschiff hast du die Möglichkeit, Gemeinschaft auf engstem Raum zu erproben und neue Verbindungen zu knüpfen.

Ausschreibung

Bewerben können sich Personen zwischen 18 und 25 Jahren, die in ihrer Ausbildung (betrieblich oder akademisch) oder Berufsanfänger:innen sind und ihren Lebensmittelpunkt in Europa haben.

Einsendeschluss für Bewerbungen: 14. Mai 2025

Erfahrungen von Teilnehmenden:

"An experience I would love to have each year aboard Marleen, however, at the same time I would want people to experience something like this at least once in their lifetime. As the sea rocks the boat during these 10 days, so will it jitter from the inside shaking your beliefs about the world and yourself."
– Abbas Ghulam 
"The summer school was a one-in-a-lifetime experience. Stepping aboard as strangers and leaving as friends, I am so grateful for the chance to go beyond superficial topics and perceived differences to engage on so many topics and ways of living life."
– Kayla Arnold
”Sailing is like European politics a question of trust and team effort. This summer school really enables a profound reflection of ones responsibilities for a better society.“
– Caro Froelich 
”Sailing between two borders, discussing Europe on the verge of Europe and when words couldn’t be found, we just contemplated silently the endless Horizon, where each wave brought us further together."
– Petya Alabozova
“What a great opportunity: Connecting with others. Having great discussions about current topics. And most important having a great time in the group in front an amazing backdrop. I am glad that I had possibility to be a part of the crew.”
– Jérôme Grewelding
"Our trip along the Greek and Turkish coasts was an incredible experience for me and the Marleen crew. I was especially fascinated by the diversity of the different islands, that gave us the impression to be in different countries. Also, living with initially complete strangers in close quarters was a great experience for me. We talked a lot about politics, culture and our views on the future of Europe, which also changed my perspective. Of course, there were also less serious topics, such as food preferences, wedding customs or music tastes. That is why we tried some "crazy" things on the boat, like cucumber with honey and listened to German Schlager as well as Turkish rock or Greek children's songs. All in all, the tour was a great experience and I can recommend everyone to apply!"
– Franzi
"The Summer School program was a journey filled with unforgettable memories, new friendships, meeting and exchanging experiences with the locals, and discussions that critically engaged and encouraged us to bring out our best."
– Renis Meta
"Being a diverse team with various cultural backgrounds - on the Marleen we were one team. We helped sailing together, discussed our political views, prepared breakfast and did a little video project. This time on board reminded me, that - to me - the best way to bridge intercultural differences and different views, is to get to know each other while focusing on a common cause."
– Tobias Palmowski