Open journalism: How to get involved - Thursday 31 May

Welcome to our daily roundup of the ways you can get involved with the stories and subjects we are covering across the site. In addition to the list below, we invite you to join the discussions beneath any article, blog, gallery or video where comments are open. If you would like to learn more about commenting on the site please visit our FAQ page and read our community standards . We are always keen to hear suggestions for new ways we can involve you more in what we do. You can tweet @Guardian using the hashtag ' #opennews '. Politics live: readers' edition During the Whitsun recess we'll be running a daily readers' edition of the politics live blog. Share links to interesting articles online and chat about the latest political stories. Tweet us at @GdnPolitics What should be done about youth unemployment in Europe? As part of our Europa series , join us from 1-3pm to discuss the EU jobs crisis, share your experiences of the job market and seek expert career advice. Tweet us at @GuardianCareers Job security in Europe: How confident are you? Unemployment in Europe is now one of the biggest challenges facing the union, with over 25 million citizens out of work. Are you confident that you will find a job or stay in work over the next two years? Contribute to our job security map of Europe. Tweet us at @GuardianNews Transit of Venus – live Q&A Four experts will be here between 1-2pm BST, to answer your questions about next week's transit of Venus – how to watch it safely, its historical importance , and what studying it can tell scientists about alien worlds orbiting other suns . You can submit your questions now . No jokes about Bananarama or indeed Uranus please. Tweet us at @GuardianScience