NOW IS TIME TO MOVE ON FROM PRECARIOUS EUROPE

Europe depends on workers moving. Whether they are making deliveries, harvesting fruits and vegetables, caring for elderly people, working in construction, metal workers, lawyers, doctors, researchers or in many other kinds of work. People who move country in Europe are essential to the wellbeing of everyone.

Europe depends on workers moving. Whether they are making deliveries, harvesting fruits and vegetables, caring for elderly people, working in construction, metal workers, lawyers, doctors, researchers or in many other kinds of work. People who move country in Europe are essential to the wellbeing of everyone.

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The Rise of Insurgent Europeanism

The new research, in cooperation with LSE, analyses how civil society in Europe and its attitudes towards the European project have changed dramatically in the past decade of multiple crises.

The new research, in cooperation with LSE, analyses how civil society in Europe and its attitudes towards the European project have changed dramatically in the past decade of multiple crises.

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From the Sea to the City: New publication out

We are happy to launch today our first publication with key recommendations and best practices in the field of European migration addressing EU representatives, civil society, mayors and city representatives.

We are happy to launch today our first publication with key recommendations and best practices in the field of European migration addressing EU representatives, civil society, mayors and city representatives.

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Join European Alternatives!

Join European Alternatives for 1 euro /month and access the exclusive content we are producing.

Join European Alternatives for 1 euro /month and access the exclusive content we are producing.

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Artsformation

Contemporary art and technology is changing people’s lives everyday. Artsformation works to investigate this transformative power. We work to research, create and experiment in the intersection between arts, society and technology.

Contemporary art and technology is changing people’s lives everyday. Artsformation works to investigate this transformative power. We work to research, create and experiment in the intersection between arts, society and technology.

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Imagine

We want to inspire and support vibrant alter-European and global movements that act for social justice beyond the nation-state

Enact

We develop transnational programs engaging people across disciplines to raise awareness of alternative visions, avoiding eurocentrism and highlighting perspectives outside of Europe

Demand

We demand change for an open, just and sustainable world and want to contribute with our capacity building programs

Democracy

We empower individuals, civil society and social movements to act in a coordinated way throughout and influence decision-making

Equality

We stand for the principle of solidarity, we fight xenophobia, homophobia, and stereotypes

Culture

We believe that social and political change requires artistic and cultural engagement fostering a renewal of society not limited to any sector

Beyond
the nation

The most urgent political, cultural and social questions can no longer be dealt at the national level: we foster transnational citizenship to restore to citizens democratic control over our future

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