Letter sent to the European Parliament on humanitarian visa within the EU visa code
Dear Members of the European Parliament’s LIBE Committee, It is with great sadness that we observed so many tragedies involving…
Letter sent today on the European responses to refugees and migrants
Eurodiaconia, EU Cord network, ACT alliance EU, Churches’ Commission for Migration in Europe (CCME) and Conference of European Churches (CEC)…
Letter sent – Greece: Social Europe hanging in the balance
Eurodiaconia and its social NGO partners in Social Platform sent today a letter to EU Heads of State and Government,…
Eurodiaconia sends key messages to Luxembourg Presidency
On 1 July, Luxembourg started its Presidency of the Council of the EU, which will last until the end of…
Eurodiaconia Messages to Heads of State – Migration: EU must open its eyes and act now
Eurodiaconia has sent messages to heads of state and government on the eve of the extraordinary European Council meeting to address…
Eurodiaconia messages to Heads of State: “An integrated approach to economic and social policy is necessary”
Eurodiaconia has sent messages to Heads of State and Government in advance of their meeting this week in Brussels, where…
Call to Employment and Social Affairs Ministers to ensure social foundation to EU investment fund
Before the EPSCO (Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council configuration) meeting that will take place 9 March 2015, Eurodiaconia…
Eurodiaconia sends proposals to Ministers to improve Europe 2020 strategy
Eurodiaconia has sent a letter to the EU employment and social affairs ministers with recommendations for improving the Europe 2020…
Eurodiaconia gathers cross-party MEPs to address poverty
On 9 September 2014, Eurodiaconia co-organised a cross-party breakfast meeting in the European Parliament to discuss what role the European…
Eurodiaconia makes recommendations on youth inclusion to Italian presidency
As Italy takes over the 6-month rotating presidency of the EU, Eurodiaconia has written a letter highlighting the issue of…