Eurodesk is proud to announce the release of its latest focus report: Youth Info Survey 2025: Mobility and the Role of Youth Information in the Lives of LGBTQI+ Young People.
Key takeaways from the report
- Young LGBTQI+ individuals are more open to going abroad and are more likely to actually do so than their peers.
- They are highly experienced in searching for mobility information. When looking for opportunities, they heavily prefer practical details on financial aspects (86%) and specific mobility programmes (79%)
- Despite their high interest, young LGBTQI+ people are more likely to face distinct challenges, including financial barriers, mental health problems, social difficulties, and discrimination.
- For young LGBTQI+ people with no mobility experience, some fears are larger than their peers’, namely fear of discrimination, of physical health issues, of unfamiliarity with daily life abroad, of not adapting to a new culture, and of not being supported by their own family.