We interviewed Cristian Pavel, Filantropia Timisoara Director, 2 years on the Pillar in practice
The European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR) expresses 20 principles and rights essential for fair and well-functioning labour markets and…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: What children long for
The story of Alex, which you can find on our website was particularly moving in this week were we had…
VOICES FROM OUR NETWORK: Michaelshoven’s Equine Therapy
Alex is 11 years old. He is visiting the therapeutic horseback riding center of Diakonie Michaelshoven for three years now.…
We have released our latest report on the European Semester
Today, we have released our latest report called “Promoting shared prosperity in the European Semester: taking stock of the 2019…
Eurodiaconia cosigned a call on the future of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund
The future of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund Our call for more humane, transparent and effective resources for asylum…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: Diaconia is booming in Europe
There is much I could write about this week – the great two day advanced funding training we have held…
Eurodiaconia signed a joint statement with its Finnish members on the“Economy of Wellbeing”
Putting people’s well-being at the centre of all politics and decision-making is crucial, emphasises Eurodiaconia together with its Finnish members…
Eurodiaconia signed joint letter to Vice President-designate Věra Jourová on civil dialogue
Eurodiaconia has signed a joint letter to Vice President-designate on Values and Transparency Věra Jourová to follow up on her commitment to…
Innovation in the social sector: An interview with Diakonie Schweiz Coordinator Roland Luzi
We interviewed Roland Luzi, Coordinator for our Swiss member Diakonie Schweiz on their work on innovation in the social sector.…
Weekly editorial from our Secretary General: Well-being at the core of the EU
This week, in amongst all the debates around Brexit and the new Commission, something quite revolutionary happened – yet quietly…