Projects

The Academy of Migrant Organizing is an educational fellowship program for migrant organizers in Germany promoting a reflection and research on "new" strategic pathways for intersectional organizing in migrant communities, labor unions, and social movements.

Artsformation is a research project that aims to understand, analyse, and promote the ways in which the Arts can reinforce the social, cultural, economic, and political benefits of digital transformation.

‘Assemblies of Solidarity’ is a citizens-led engagement and communications project, aiming at connecting groups that are disproportionately affected by Covid-19.

We are a group of civil society organizations, citizens and residents from across Europe, joined in a common effort to promote a forward-looking and citizens-centered European democracy.

The "D.E.M.O." project aims to encourage and facilitate the active engagement of a wide network of European citizens through both capacity-building & citizens’ engagement actions, in the context of the upcoming 2024 European Elections.

FiERCE is a research project providing knowledge and tools for revitalizing alliances between feminist movements, civil society and political decision makers.

An Organizing-Based Transformative Education Program for Migrant, Mobile, and Marginalized Workers

A training and action learning programme strengthening the ecology of social movements and enhancing capacity for transversal and transnational organising

New Challenges on the Urban Periphery is a project using the concepts of co-creation, a research method using creativity to co-produce knowledge with academics, communities and creative practitioners about urban marginality, in the context of Paris banlieues.

Room to Bloom is a feminist platform for ecological and postcolonial narratives of Europe. Room to Bloom brings together feminist artists with a migration background who create ecological and postcolonial narratives of Europe.

Transeuropa is one of the longest-running transnational art and political festivals in Europe. Founded in 2007 in London, Transeuropa takes place every two years in a different European city.

Trust Without Borders is a research project in cooperation with the University of Siegen, University of Siena and University of Warsaw that aims to determine the status quo of European solidarity and pathways towards a future Europe of solidarity.

Workers without Borders advocates for the European institutions to do more to protect the rights of workers who move. In particular, it calls on the newly established European Labour Authority to take initiative in order to protect the rights of young workers and people in precarious forms of employment.

The Youth Movement & Campaign Accelerator is part of European Alternatives’ School of Transnational Organizing and offers European youth and community leaders a space to organise and develop actions to advance struggles for solidarity, democracy and climate justice.