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Yes. After payment, HelloAsso emails you a tax receipt in the name of YouthShare Initiatives. It entitles you to a French tax reduction of 66% of the donation for individuals and 60% for companies, within the limits of the French General Tax Code.

Yes: the Support YouthShare page offers a monthly or a one-off donation. To change or stop a monthly donation, write to [email protected] giving the email address used for it.

HelloAsso, a payment institution licensed by the French Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (ACPR), collects your donation, passes the whole amount on to the association and issues the tax receipt. The contribution it suggests at payment funds its service and is optional.

Yes, with a donation, which entitles it to a 60% tax reduction, or through corporate giving built with the association: support for a lab, skills-based sponsorship, a mentoring programme.

Remote roles are open to every country. Hybrid roles, marked as such in their description, take place on site in your city, with remote coordination.

The team works in English and French; one of the two is enough to apply.

The weekly time is given in each role description. The commitment is for at least one year, renewable.

The Talent team sends you a first reply by email within three days on average. Your tracking page then shows each stage, up to the decision.

Yes: the Volunteering for your studies path fits the assignment to your programme and covers your school’s paperwork.

Yes, at your school, your university or in your town: the Start a YouthShare club guide explains every step.

Three formats: the op-ed, the analysis brief and the field piece, within one of our four themes: society and inequality, climate and environment, innovation and technology, sustainable development.

Writing assignments open on our partner platforms, JeVeuxAider.gouv.fr and Idealist, where you present your topic and your angle. Once your application is accepted, you hand in your file in the submission space.

Three checks come before the editorial board: AI detection, a plagiarism check and a source check. The board then accepts the text, asks for revisions or declines it, giving its reasons in writing.

English or French. YouthShare translates every accepted text and publishes both versions.

On the Track my submission page, with the reference you received on sending it and your email address. You can also write to [email protected].

Yes. A neighbourhood collective, a student association or a new project brings a field and concrete questions, which our labs look for.

Co-publication, debates and workshops, a project hosted in a lab, mentorship, skills-based sponsorship, financial support, sharing and promotion, research and South-South cooperation.

The editorial board alone. A partner suggests themes and shares expertise; the content of analyses stays in the hands of the authors and the board.

The Propose a partnership form takes your organisation, your idea and the labs concerned. The partnerships team then gets back to you to arrange a first conversation.

Write to [email protected], with your outlet, your topic and your deadline.

In the press room: short and long descriptions, key facts, downloadable logos and their terms of use.

Any reproduction requires the association’s written permission, as set out in the legal notice. Write to [email protected] naming the analysis and your outlet.

A conference, a round table, a summer school or action in the field: tell us about your event at [email protected] and the team will reply.

The data you give it: your email address for the newsletter, an application or submission file, a partnership proposal, a comment, a message, a question to AKILI, a donation through HelloAsso. Its host also records technical logs and, with your consent, Google Analytics measures the audience. The privacy policy sets out each use and how long the data is kept.

Write to [email protected] to access, correct or erase your data, or to object to its use. The association replies within one month; you can also lodge a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority.

Twelve months after a closed application, twenty-four months after an accepted one; it is then deleted.

The trackers it needs to work and, with your consent, those of Google Analytics. The cookie policy describes each of them and lets you change your choice.