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Nordic Youth Research Symposium (NYRIS)

NYRIS is the biennial Nordic Scientific Symposium on Youth Research.

Nordic Youth Research Symposiums (NYRIS) (Visit an external site. The link opens in a new tab.) have established their position as the leading youth research conference within the Nordic countries. The NYRIS conferences have been organised as a Nordic cooperation since 1987. In recent years, the cooperation has expanded to the Baltic States: in 2013, the conference was held in Tallinn.

Over the decades, the conferences have offered an opportunity for all with an interest in youth research to give and receive inspiring presentations and to participate in stimulating discussions. NYRIS conferences bring together researchers, students and experts from all over the world. The aim of the conferences is to examine current phenomena related to youth and young people worldwide.

NYRIS2024 – Youth in a Just and Fair World

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The last NYRIS conference were held again in Finland. NYRIS2024 – Youth in a Just and Fair World (Visit an external site. The link opens in a new tab.) was organized in Tampere, Finland, on 12-14 June 2024. The conference was organised in cooperation with the University of Tampere, the Finnish Youth Research Society, the Department of Youth Work and Youth Studies of the University of Tampere, the Centre for Childhood, Youth and Family Studies PERLA and the Department of Childhood and Youth Studies of the University of Helsinki.

The Annual Conference of Youth Studies will not take place in 2024 due to the NYRIS conference in Finland.

Previous NYRIS conferences