Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs (EPSCO) Meeting
As Europe commits to green and digital transitions, this will inevitably shift the labor market with simultaneous job creation and…
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As Europe commits to green and digital transitions, this will inevitably shift the labor market with simultaneous job creation and…
Social Services Europe (SSE), of which Eurodiaconia is a member, released a joint statement directed at the Ministers responsible for…
On 10 February, our Policy and Membership Development Officer, Ms Magdalena Bordagorry, travelled to Helsinki to join our member Helsinki…
EAPN’s briefing on “The Right to Affordable Clean Energy” addresses energy poverty within the framework of the EU transitioning to…
The ecumenical WCC Armenia Inter-church Charitable Round Table Foundation (ART) started the Armenian Apostolic Church’s initiative and the World Council of Churches,…
In 2016 the European Council adopted the Recommendation on Upskilling Pathways with the objective to assist adults in acquiring literacy,…
The Free Churches Group’s reports on ‘The Church and Social Cohesion: Connecting Communities and Serving People’ and ‘How to Booklets’…
Our member, Fédération de l’Entraide Protestante, published an inventory of citizen accommodation practices, reflecting on these practices’ interests, difficulties, and…
The European Solidarity Corps aims to foster solidarity in European society, engaging young people and organisations in accessible and high-quality…
The European Commission launched new calls for proposals under the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV). This programme aims…
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