Alexandra Sipos works as a junior research fellow at the Institute for Sociology of the Centre for Social Sciences – Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre of Excellence. She is a PhD candidate at the Doctoral School of Sociology (ELTE, Budapest).
Her doctoral thesis focuses on the institution of marriage and the legal development of the recognition of same-sex couples in Hungary. Her interest in the youth field stems from her own experiences. She was involved in the Hungarian implementation of the EU Youth Dialogue (Szólj bele!) at the National Youth Council of Hungary as part of the National Working Group and as an EU Youth Delegate for two cycles. Her areas of interest are
mental health and wellbeing, gender equality and social inclusion of all young people.
At the European level, she was part of the first Youth Panel of the European Youth Card Association which Panel developed a youth empowerment project, #IStandFor
What are the European Youth Goals and how do they relate to the EU Youth Strategy? Do they embody the principles of solidarity? Can they contribute to solidarity in the youth field at a national and European level and if yes, how?
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