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 Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, JD grew steadily, increasing its membership base and becoming a prominent voice in Dutch youth politics. During this period, JD played a significant role in shaping debates around European integration, civil liberties, and environmental policy. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, JD grew steadily, increasing its membership base and becoming a prominent voice in Dutch youth politics. During this period, JD played a significant role in shaping debates around European integration, civil liberties, and environmental policy.
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 Notable milestones include: Notable milestones include:
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 Over the years, JD has influenced D66 policy positions on issues like drug legalization, privacy and digital rights, climate change policy, and democratic reforms. Over the years, JD has influenced D66 policy positions on issues like drug legalization, privacy and digital rights, climate change policy, and democratic reforms.
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 +^ JD at student demonstrations in 1987 and 1999 ^  Invitation to first JD congress ^
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 ===== Ideology and Principles ====== ===== Ideology and Principles ======
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 **Rob Jetten** – Former JD president (2008–2009), later member and parliamentary leader for D66 in the House of Representatives, Minister for Climate & Energy (2022–2024), Deputy Prime Minister (Jan–Jul 2024), and since August 2023 Leader of D66  **Rob Jetten** – Former JD president (2008–2009), later member and parliamentary leader for D66 in the House of Representatives, Minister for Climate & Energy (2022–2024), Deputy Prime Minister (Jan–Jul 2024), and since August 2023 Leader of D66 
  
-**Alexander Pechtold** – Former parliamentary leader of D66 and Minister for Government Reform and Kingdom Relations. Now mayor of Delft. +**Wouter Koolmees** - Former minister of social affairs, current director NS (national rail)
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-**Sophie in ’t Veld** – Long-serving (>20yrs) Member of the European Parliament, focused on civil liberties, privacy, and LGBTQ+ rights.+
  
 **Jan Paternotte** – Former JD President and member of the House of Representatives for D66. **Jan Paternotte** – Former JD President and member of the House of Representatives for D66.
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 **Sjoerd Warmerdam** – Former JD President and European policy advisor, former member of the House of Representatives. **Sjoerd Warmerdam** – Former JD President and European policy advisor, former member of the House of Representatives.
  
-**Salima Belhaj** – Member of the House of Representatives, focusing on defense and infrastructure.+**Steven van Weyenberg** - Former minister of Finance and former state secretary of infracstructure 
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 +**Salima Belhaj** – Former member of the House of Representatives, focusing on defense and infrastructure.
  
 **Boris van der Ham** – Former MP and advocate for secularism and human rights. **Boris van der Ham** – Former MP and advocate for secularism and human rights.
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-**Maarten de Groot** – Former JD President, active in democratic innovation. 
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-**Wouter Koolmees** – Former Minister of Social Affairs and Employment, now director of the NS (national railway). 
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-**Steven van Weyenberg** – Former State Secretary for Infrastructure and Minister of Finance 
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-**Lisa Westerveld** – Prominent politician in GroenLinks, with early ties to liberal youth politics. 
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-**Kirsten van den Hul** – Former MP with roots in youth politics and broad policy interests. 
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-**Martijn van Dam** – Former State Secretary for Economic Affairs and MP for D66. 
  
 ===== Organisation ===== ===== Organisation =====
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 ===== DEMO ===== ===== DEMO =====
  
-The JD has a internal newspaper called the DEMO. At congresses a physical copy is shared amoungst the membership.   +The JD has a internal newspaper called the DEMO. At congresses a physical copy is shared amoungst the membership. There is also a website where members can write opinion pieces.   
-^ One of the first published DEMO's ^  Recent DEMO from the jubilee congress ^ +^ One of the first published DEMO's ^  Most recent DEMO as of congres no.101 ^ 
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 Anna Maaten (LYMEC) and Anna Maaten (LYMEC) and
 Friso Le Poole (IFLRY)** Friso Le Poole (IFLRY)**
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 +===== Extra Imagery =====
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 +Wintercongress Amsterdam
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 +Summercongress The Hague
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 +DEMO at jubilee congress The Hague
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 +JD comics
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 +Old voting cards
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