The EYE also provides year-round online activities that create opportunities for wider public discussions on the most pressing issues facing Europe today.

The most popular ideas from consultations with young people, chosen by the EYE editorial team, were taken to EYE2021 and further developed by participants during brainstorming sessions.

[11] The second edition (#EYE2016) took place on 20–21 May 2016 and was an occasion for Europe's youth to make their opinions heard on many issues, offering political debates and workshops with decision-makers.

[12] This edition saw 7,500 young people from across Europe debating topics ranging from space and innovation to climate change, migration and democracy.

[15] At EYE2018, 8000 young Europeans engaged in various activities, revolving around the event's five main themes: Young and old: Keeping up with the digital revolution; Rich and poor: Calling for a fair share; Apart and together: Working out for a stronger Europe; Safe and dangerous: Staying alive in turbulent times; Local and global: Protecting our planet.

The fourth edition (#EYE2021) took place on 8–9 October 2021 and brought together 5,000 young people at the European Parliament in Strasbourg and another 5,000 online in order to discuss over 2,000 ideas to shape the future of Europe.

[21][22] The fifth edition (#EYE2023) attended by 8,500 young individuals convened at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on June 9-10 for EYE2023, engaging in discussions and idea-sharing sessions regarding the future of Europe.

Accompanied by experts, activists, and decision-makers, participants had the opportunity to interact and gain inspiration amidst the setting of European democracy.

[23] The event, comprising over 300 activities including debates, networking opportunities, and artistic performances, focused on themes such as democracy and youth engagement, considering the upcoming European elections in 2024.