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No Borders, More Opportunities: Exploring Freedom of Movement in the EU

Activity Description:
This self-paced activity introduces young people to the Freedom of Movement Right of the European Union and implemented through the Schengen Agreement.

Participants will:
šŗ Learn what the Schengen Area is and which countries are part of it
āļø Explore how border-free travel works and how it impacts daily life, from tourism to education and employment
š Participate in reflective questions that show how this right strengthens unity, cooperation, and economic growth
š¬ Reflect on the benefits and challenges of open borders in a European context

This activity helps youth (ages 15ā30) understand how one of the most tangible EU rights directly connects with their personal freedoms and opportunities ā and why it's worth protecting.
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Italy exemplifies the EUās principle of freedom of movement, allowing citizens and residents to travel, work, and study across member states without barriers. This right enhances economic opportunities and cultural exchange within the EU.

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Tasks
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How many countries are part of the Schengen Area today?

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Name two EU countries that are not part of the Schengen Agreement

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What are the main advantages of the Schengen Agreement for travelers?

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Why might a country temporarily reintroduce border checks under the Schengen Agreement?