Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: Looking wider, planning further
A 2015 article in TIME magazine argued that isolation and loneliness could be the next big public health issue. The research…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: Action to combat violence against women
Action to combat violence against women As in most years, the European Commission has adopted a theme for 2017 – a…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: The best and the worst of Europe
This week some of the team have been participating in the European Migration Forum. Gathering together Civil Society, European institutions…
Letter from our Secretary General to EPSCO Council Social Affairs Attachés ahead of European Semester meeting
Re: European Semester at EPSCO Council meeting on 3rd March 2017 Dear Social Affairs Attaché, On behalf of Eurodiaconia, a…
Investing in children: Eurodiaconia launches its Implementation Report
Eurodiaconia members share common values through their work as service providers and active advocates of children’s rights and child well-being.…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: A crossroad for change
I read a news item today that reported on a meeting in the European Commission where European Commissioners were asked…
Eurodiaconia launches new Guidelines on tackling Anti-Gypsyism
Anti-Gypsyism is increasingly recognised as a key obstacle to the sustainable inclusion of Roma in society. Its historical roots run…
Weekly editorial: Innovation as a source of positive change
Last week I had the pleasure of joining youth workers, deacons and pastors in the Diocese of Vasteras in Sweden…
+++PRESS RELEASE The European Pillar of Social Rights should bring about meaningful social change+++
PRESS RELEASE 16th February, 2017| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The European Pillar of Social Rights should bring about meaningful…
Comments on the EU Action Plan on the Integration of Third Country Nationals
As Christian organisations providing services for the integration of the most vulnerable across the European Union and beyond, we want…