LCEL Library Art Contest - Is EU Law fit for Purpose? - ��Vlog: ISDS Reforms & Ownership Issues Explored

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To celebrate the annual conference of the Luxembourg Centre for European Law “Is EU Law fit for Purpose?” (9–10 October 2026), the LCEL Library invites you to take part in an art contest exploring the evolving role, challenges and future of EU law.

Is EU law equipped to meet today´s realities and tomorrow uncertainties?
How do you interpret its purpose, limits, and potential?

This is your opportunity to express your vision through art!

For parents, teachers and schools – No prior knowledge of EU law is required.

This contest is about creativity, not legal expertise.
Children can explore the theme through questions they encounter in everyday life, such as:

What does fairness mean?
Why should everyone be treated equally?
How can we protect nature?
Why is privacy important online?
What makes people feel safe and respected?
How does Europe connect people?

Participants are encouraged to interpret the theme in their own way. There are no right or wrong answers, only original ideas expressed through art.

Submission Deadline

30 September 2026, 18:00

Why participate?

Selected artworks will be:

exhibited in the LCEL Library
featured in the LCEL Annual Report
showcased on the University’s website and social media

Winners will also be awarded a surprise prize!

Who can participate?

Everyone, regardless of age or affiliation with the ��Vlog.
We warmly encourage schools, pupils, and teachers to take part, alongside students, researchers, professionals, and anyone interested.