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2025 Winners

The eight YH4F 2025 winners posing with their prizes together in front of an FSFE roll-up banner at the awards ceremony
YH4F 2025 winners: Marius, Jonas, Pingu, Tuxilio, Mario, Vinícius, Corentin and Augustin at the awards ceremony in Brussels

The six winning projects, created by participants aged 14 to 18 and presented at the 2025 awards ceremony in Brussels, are: a language learning platform, a custom ROM page, a scroll wheel, a smart watering robot, a hyperbolic rendering engine, and a version control system. You can find out more about the six inspiring projects here.

2024 Winners

The eight YH4F 2024 winners posing with their prizes together in front of an FSFE roll-up banner at the awards ceremony
YH4F 2024 winners: Gaspard, Sofía, Konrad, Luis, Benedikt, Jona, Manuel, Corentin, and Tobias at the awards ceremony in Brussels

While the third round of the Youth Hacking 4 Freedom contest has ended, the journey of this year's winners has just begun. We are truly amazed and cannot wait to learn about their future projects. You can find out more about the six inspiring projects here.

2023 Winners

The eight YH4F 2023 winners posing with their prizes together in front of an FSFE roll-up banner at the awards ceremony
YH4F 2023 winners: Marlon, Simon, Marius, Davide, Oriol, and Matthias at the awards ceremony in Brussels

While the second round of the Youth Hacking 4 Freedom contest has ended, the journey of this year's six winners has just begun. We are truly amazed and cannot wait to learn about their future projects. Meet Davide, Marlon, Matthias, Marius, Simon, and Oriol. You can find out more about the six inspiring projects here.

2022 Winners

YH4F 2022 winners: Ekaterina, Miquel, Héctor, and Stavros at the awards ceremony in Brussels

In 2022, it was the first time YH4F took place. We had the pleasure of receiving many interesting and inspired projects from all around Europe. The six winning projects.

A table with a tray and storage space coming out. On the right, a wheelchair fits closely in front of the table, as the table has a gap on the feet level. On the left, a young person holds the controller of the table

"This contest for me is a real wonder. I think that giving young people the opportunity to show others what they have thought, created and suffered doing is very nice. I have been very comfortable throughout the process, the mentors have been very kind and understood all the effort."

Miquel, creator of the Smart Table Assistant. Interview with participants.

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