Esperanto Youth Week

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Esperanto Youth Week (Esperanto: Junulara E-Semajno, JES) is one of the most important Esperanto youth meetings in the world. It is organised by the German Esperanto Youth (GEJ) and the Polish Esperanto Youth (PEJ) at the end of every year in a different city of central Europe, starting 2009-10.

The meeting is taking the place of the former Internacia Seminario and Ago-Semajno, two Esperanto gatherings aimed at youth which had been overlapping since the beginning of the 2000s (decade); the former was organised by GEJ alone, while the latter was organised by the Polish Esperanto Youth and Varsovia Vento.

The location of the 1st JES was the town of Zakopane, in southern Poland, the 2nd - Burg (Spreewald) in Germany and the 3rd - Gdańsk in northern Poland. The 4th was in Naumburg (Saale) (Germany).^[1] The 5th took place in Szczawno-Zdrój (Poland).^[2]

External links

Official Homepage of the Junulara E-Semajno

References

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