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.

In 2020 and 2021 we are publishing a series of reports with key recommendations to the European Labour Authority to do more to protect young European workers.

The initiative has been launched as a joint effort by European Alternatives, EMERGENCY, Humboldt-Viadrina Governance Platform, INURA, Mediterranea Saving Humans, Open Arms, Seebruecke, Welcome to Europe, Watch the Med Alarm Phone. 

Workers without Border advocates for the European institutions to do more to protect the rights of workers who move.

The last decade in Europe has seen young people on the front lines of social and political changes. Unwilling to accept the status-quo, many young people are now inventing a new politics across borders, in the name of social justice and a livable future.…

Transeuropa Festival is a transnational festival of arts, culture and politics organised by European Alternatives since 2007. On November 6-10th, the 2019 edition of Transeuropa Festival, under the title ‘ÜberMauer’ (‘Beyond the Wall – Oltremuro) will land in Palermo in…

On the day of German-wide climate protests, in cooperation with the international literature festival berlin and activists of Extinction Rebellion, we will discuss the dynamics of the recent protests with contributors of the Extinction Rebellion Handbook Germany “Wann wenn nicht…