The Migration Task Force will produce a report on how to ensure migrants’ integration in times of crisis and austerity; enable learning amongst all EAPN members, and foster policy debate on the issue both at national and EU level. For a full description, see the concept note. Composition: Loucas Antoniou, EAPN Cyprus Per Thomsen, EAPN Denmark…
Details15/07 – A delegation from EAPN Ireland met the Troika delegation, along with a delegation from the Society of St Vincent de Paul. This is the third time that EAPN Ireland, a network of over 300 grass-roots community groups, has met the Troika during their quarterly visits to review Ireland’s ‘bailout’ programme. More information in EAPN’s…
Details18/07 – Utopia on the Horizon is another curently released video, dedicated to today’s mobilisation in Athens protesting against German Finance Minister Schäuble visit in Greece.
Details18/07 – Utopia on the Horizon is another curently released video, dedicated to today’s mobilisation in Athens protesting against German Finance Minister Schäuble visit in Greece.
Details10/07 – the Regional Development Committee of the European Parliament voted on the Common Provisions Regulation for Structural Funds 2014-2020.
DetailsEAPN Greece shares a video made in 2013 on the disastrous outcomes of Troika policies in Greece in the last 4 years. This video was produced by the Greek-American News Agency, an independent team of journalists based in New York and Athens.
EAPN Greece shares a video made in 2013 on the disastrous outcomes of Troika policies in Greece in the last 4 years. This video was produced by the Greek-American News Agency, an independent team of journalists based in New York and Athens.
03/07 – EAPN intervened in the second meeting of the EESC study group discussing the preliminary draft opinion on “Coordinated European measures to prevent and combat energy poverty”, drawn up by Mr Coulon, the rapporteur, and Mr Hernández Bataller, the co-rapporteur.
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In this video, community activists speak about five common myths commonly used by the media. The Stick Your Labels Campaign aims to raise awareness of poverty issues to support people to be able to challenge the stigma of living in poverty in Scotland.
