Help us maintain a meaningful, user-friendly platform for the global cooperative movement.




From grassroots gatherings to international conferences, the IYC events portal features a diverse range of events organized by cooperatives and their allies. Explore what’s happening in different regions, get inspired by innovative initiatives, and find opportunities to connect, collaborate, and take part in the global cooperative movement.

Event Submission Guidelines

To ensure a smooth experience for all users and maintain the quality of content on the portal, please follow the guidelines below when submitting your event.

  • Please fill in all relevant information in the event submission form.
  • Ensure that the banner image uploaded is not larger than 10MB.
  • Submit your event only once. You will receive a notification once your event goes live.
  • Events are typically approved within 3–6 working days. To ensure timely visibility, please submit your event at least 15 days in advance.
  • Kindly note that the portal is designed to showcase upcoming cooperative events and foster an inclusive global community. It is not intended to serve as a reporting tool for past activities.
  • Please refrain from posting third-party advertisements, unless they pertain to events organized by cooperatives.

By following these guidelines, you help us maintain a meaningful, user-friendly platform for the global cooperative movement. We look forward to featuring your event!

**Events Portal: **www.iyc.2025.coop
For any questions or technical support, feel free to contact us at info@2025.coop


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