Emblem Impact and Recognition
See verified programme support, public recognition and external commentary connected to Emblem and the Luxembourg Passport · Youth for Peace (YFP).
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Youth for Peace programme support
The Luxembourg Passport · Youth for Peace was developed with support from Youth for Peace: UNESCO Intercultural Leadership Programme (2025-2026).
European Charlemagne Youth Prize
Emblem - Digital Souvenirs - Luxembourg Passport is Luxembourg's 2026 national winner.
University of Luxembourg
Emblem won the My Big Idea competition during Ideation Camp 11, an early public validation of the concept.
Contacto profiles the Luxembourg Passport
The Portuguese-language feature follows Daniel Michels and explains how Emblem turns Luxembourg's places, creators and stories into a digital cultural passport.
Virgule publishes the French edition
Virgule brings the report to French-speaking readers, covering the Passport's origins, live cultural route and international ambition.
Luxembourg Times publishes the English feature
The English-language report introduces Emblem and the Luxembourg Passport to tourists, residents and international readers, covering the app's origins, location-based cultural experience and Daniel Michels' vision.
What a cultural leader says
In a signed December 2023 recommendation letter, Schafer described Emblem as a digital souvenir passport with the potential to turn collectors into storytellers and ambassadors for places through local art.
Emblem is more than a business
It is a cultural project built to help people form lasting relationships with places, creators and one another. A sustainable business keeps the platform alive, but its purpose is larger: to carry local stories forward, reward creative interpretation and make cultural discovery part of everyday life.