Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: Summer is upon us
Summer is very much upon us now and many people are heading away on holidays to beaches around Europe. Yet…
A successful first craft event for families from the Reformed Diocese of Transylvania
Our member in Romania, Episcopal Reformata Din Ardeal (the Reformed Diocese of Transylvania), celebrates the success of its first craft event for families.…
The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland plants the seeds of social change
Our member in Finland, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland (Suomen Evankelis-Luterilainen Kirkko), developed an inspiring campaign inviting people to…
Event report on conference: ‘Implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights: Obstacles and opportunities’
An event report is now available following the conference ‘Implementing the European Pillar of Social Rights: Obstacles and opportunities’. On…
Tool now available to explore data on European Structural and Investment Funds
The European Commission has made available a tool to explore data on European Structural and Investment Funds. The European Structural…
Weekly Editorial: Food for thought
We live in a world that produces more food than ever, so why do nearly a billion people still not…
Apply Now: EESC Civil Society Prize for labour market integration
The European Economic and Social Committee has opened a call for nominations for its 2017 Civil Society Prize. The aim of the…
Erasmus+ Training 4 Trainers event brings together youth workers from across Europe
One 29th and 30th June 2017, Eurodiaconia hosted its ‘Training 4 Trainers’ event in Brussels, as part of the ongoing…
Diakonia Polska provides school supplies through ‘Window’ project
Our member in Poland, Diakonia Polska, (Diaconia Poland) has launched its so-called ‘Window’ project to provide school supplies to the…
Weekly editorial: The Garden of Eden is under threat
Early last month, the new U.S Administration announced withdrawal from the Paris agreement (Cop21) on climate change, drawing anger and…