MAG 1/2009: Special issue on European Elections
{jathumbnail}Here is the first issue of the Anti-Poverty Magazine, which replaces former EAPN’s magazine Network News. This 12-page publication will be issued three times a year.
October/December 2008: Getting ready for 2010 European Year against Poverty!
{jathumbnail}The 2010 European Year against Poverty will be all the more special for EAPN as it will mark the deadline the EU set itself to “make a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty” and EAPN’s 20th anniversary.
July/September 2008: Focus on Immigration in the EU
{jathumbnail}Migration is now the subject of growing political debate in many European countries. It is estimated that 2 million migrants arrive in Europe from other parts of the world each year.
April/June 2008: Focus on Energy Poverty in the EU
{jathumbnail}Everybody agrees that people should be able to heat their home but his is fast becoming a ‘luxury’ for many people experiencing poverty.
January/March 2008: The EAPN campaign for Adequate Minimum Income schemes
{jathumbnail}This new issue looks at the campaign EAPN launched last December for Adequate Minimum Income schemes.
November/December 2003: Indicators of Poverty and Social Exclusion
How are they worked out and worked up? How can the experience of people experiencing poverty and social exclusion inform them? How do existing indicators apply to the future Member States? These are the questions that this issue sets out to address.
January/February 2004: Local Actions against Poverty
Think globally, act locally… These words, devised as the catch phrase for the United Nations’ conferences on sustainable development, are just as appropriate to the fight against poverty and exclusion in Europe.March/April 2004: EU Enlargement
The realities of people experiencing poverty and social exclusion are mostly absent in the discussions around the EU enlargement. The situation as portrayed in this issue of Network News deserves however to get the outmost attention.
May/June 2004: European Parliament Elections
The European Elections offer an opportunity to debate what kind of European Union we want. EAPN, in its Election Manifesto, has put forward concrete proposals for actions.
July/August 2004: Employment and Social Inclusion
EAPN gives its take on emerging employment policies that make not just the unemployed, but workers too, more vulnerable.