On Wednesday 13 September, citizens groups the3million and British in Europe in partnership with Another Europe is Possible (Global Justice Now), European Alternatives, Migrants Rights Network and UNISON are organising A DAY OF ACTION to celebrate the lives of the 3 million EU citizens living in the UK and the 1.2 million British…

Migration has ever been and will remain in Europe. No fences, walls or other regulations will change that. But still refugees are one of the most vulnerable segments in Europe’s society. In case that there is not sufficient or adequate…

In 2016 Daphne Büllesbach spoke with Gerardo Pisarello, Barcelona deputy Mayor, about the experience of social movements taking power in Barcelona and about the possibility of a European network of cities for change. One year after that conversation, Barcelona en…

Six years ago the citizens of Syria rose up to call for freedom and social justice. The legitimate interests of these citizens should be kept at the center for any plan to resolve the conflict. Unilateral military intervention in Syria will…

Youth and Mobility in Post Brexit Europe  Europe House – London, 20th February at 17:00 In the year in which the Erasmus programme turns 30, Brexit will be officially triggered by UK Government. This means that in the next few…

Within Europe today, we see EU member states erecting walls and fences rather than respecting the spirit of the Refugee Convention, attempts to limit the principle of the free movement of persons, and austerity policies restricting access to healthcare and…

European Alternatives takes part in a University of Siegen coordinated research project worth 2.5 million Euros analysing the impact of the crisis on transnational solidarity and proposing new solutions.