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  • Women Refugees From Syria At A Clinic In Jordan By Russel Watkins:Department For International DevelopmentCivil Society
    27 February Feb 2021 1737 27 February 2021

    Syrian women face worrying food insecurity levels, a decade into the conflict

    Staff

    According to a new Care report Syrian women overwhelmingly report food insecurity as an urgent, pressing issue for their households, with many families resorting to negative strategies, including eating fewer or smaller meals to get by

  • Schweng E SimsonEnergy
    27 February Feb 2021 1724 27 February 2021

    EESC President Christa Schweng and European Commissioner Kadri Simson say 2021 will be the year of delivery

    Staff

    The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and the European Commission believe that the clean energy transition must be at the heart of the post-COVID-19 European Union and that now is the time to accelerate implementation of green measures for economic recovery.

  • Plenary 27EU
    28 January Jan 2021 1118 28 January 2021

    EESC and European Commission join forces for a healthier and fairer Europe in the digital age

    Staff

    The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) backs the European Commission's 2021 work programme and points out that the driving force to make Europe healthier, fairer and more prosperous must be a coordinated approach with all interinstitutional actors, capitalising on the prominent role played by organised civil society

  • Unbreakable Women In Glass, Exhibition View Photo Credit Francesco Allegretto (1) (1)Events
    16 September Sep 2020 1800 16 September 2020

    Unbreakable: Women in Glass

    Staff

    With the exhibition “Unbreakable: Women in Glass”, curators Nadja Romain and Koen Vanmechelen balance the glass work of 64 contemporary women artists with the masculinity of a legendary Venetian glass furnace. This landmark exhibition of Fondazione Berengo explores the creative idiosyncrasies of glass work produced by female artists who continue to be sidelined in the art world. Featuring visionary artists from Europe, the United States, Latin America, and Asia the show brings together an ambitious line-up of women who have worked with Berengo studio in its furnaces on Murano during its thirty years of history. The exhibition is open until 7th January 2021

  • Markus Spiske UnsplashEurope
    19 July Jul 2020 1731 19 July 2020

    Coronavirus response: EESC calls for swift approval of EU recovery plan

    Staff

    The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) backs a number of Commission proposals to speed up European recovery, underlining that the involvement of civil society organisations is essential

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Women Refugees From Syria At A Clinic In Jordan By Russel Watkins:Department For International DevelopmentCivil Society
27 February Feb 2021 1737 27 February 2021

Syrian women face worrying food insecurity levels, a decade into the conflict

Staff

According to a new Care report Syrian women overwhelmingly report food insecurity as an urgent, pressing issue for their households, with many families resorting to negative strategies, including eating fewer or smaller meals to get by

Plenary 27EU
28 January Jan 2021 1118 28 January 2021

EESC and European Commission join forces for a healthier and fairer Europe in the digital age

Staff

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) backs the European Commission's 2021 work programme and points out that the driving force to make Europe healthier, fairer and more prosperous must be a coordinated approach with all interinstitutional actors, capitalising on the prominent role played by organised civil society

Unbreakable Women In Glass, Exhibition View Photo Credit Francesco Allegretto (1) (1)Events
16 September Sep 2020 1800 16 September 2020

Unbreakable: Women in Glass

Staff

With the exhibition “Unbreakable: Women in Glass”, curators Nadja Romain and Koen Vanmechelen balance the glass work of 64 contemporary women artists with the masculinity of a legendary Venetian glass furnace. This landmark exhibition of Fondazione Berengo explores the creative idiosyncrasies of glass work produced by female artists who continue to be sidelined in the art world. Featuring visionary artists from Europe, the United States, Latin America, and Asia the show brings together an ambitious line-up of women who have worked with Berengo studio in its furnaces on Murano during its thirty years of history. The exhibition is open until 7th January 2021

Hands By PixabayProjects
6 July Jul 2020 0801 06 July 2020

EESC launches "Civil society against COVID-19" web pages

Staff

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) demonstrates its members' commitment on the ground to tackling the coronavirus crisis by officially opening a special section on its website

Markus Spiske UnsplashEU
16 June Jun 2020 1138 16 June 2020

"We must be united for the future of Europe, and now is the time for action", say EESC president Luca Jahier and European Commissioner Elisa Ferreira

Staff

At its June plenary, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) hosted a debate on the recovery of the European economy following the crisis brought about by the coronavirus pandemic, stressing that the focus must now be on implementing the European Commission's plan

  • © Architecture Art & Build + Atelier D’Architecture Paul Noël#Covid19
    20 May May 2020 1631 20 May 2020

    Civil society organisations call to have a hand in designing Europe's recovery plan

    Staff

    Civil society organisations have been at the forefront of fighting the pandemic in Europe, often stepping in at a moment's notice to plug huge gaps in the public provision of social services and healthcare. Meeting remotely with the EESC on 12 May, they asked to be at the table with EU institutions and governments to help design a recovery plan for a sustainable Europe

  • Luca Jahier Esc President 9 Flags#Covid19
    18 April Apr 2020 1925 18 April 2020

    Luca Jahier: "The EU must rise from the ashes of the #Coronacrisis"

    Luca Jahier

    Luca Jahier, President of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC): "We have now more than ever the chance and the obligation to rise from the ashes of the Corona crisis like the Phoenix. My strong support to the European Commission and European Parliament: the EU Council cannot fail! Europe must not only be saved, it must be relaunched!" (...) "We want to be able to say, on 23 April, that the EU has been up to the challenge and has done #WhateverItTakes to save its people, relaunch its economy and show the face of a new Union, more resilient and cohesive. This will be our #rEUnaissance"

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    3 April Apr 2020 1226 03 April 2020

    Jahier: “Now, we are either a Union or we are nothing”

    Luca Jahier

    “All Member States must come together, to support each other and to coordinate a concerted action. A piecemeal approach by the individual Member States is a sure recipe for disaster. If we get this wrong, we may not have another opportunity to get it right”, says Luca Jahier, President of the European Economic and Social Committee

  • Coronamaison Luppichan (1)France
    24 March Mar 2020 1710 24 March 2020

    #Coronamaison, the challenge: drawing the house of dreams for quarantine

    Cristina Barbetta

    It is a project launched on Twitter by a group of renowned French cartoonists and illustrators: everyone, professional or not, is invited to imagine and represent their ideal home, where they would like to spend this isolation period due to Coronavirus, on the base of a template to fill in

  • Climate Global CampusEvents
    7 December Dec 2019 0800 07 December 2019

    Human rights Film Festival 2019: "What are we leaving for our children?"

    Cristina Barbetta

    The students of the European Master’s in Human Rights at the Global Campus Europe - Global Campus of Human Rights announce the 11th edition of the Human Rights Film Festival on Saturday, 7 December, in Venice. On the 30th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the festival theme is "Future generations: what are we leaving for our children?”We have met Kosta Karakashyan, who is the director of the festival

  • Henrique Ferreira R Ksl Qosnu Tc UnsplashProjects
    1 November Nov 2019 2128 01 November 2019

    From Venice to the world, to promote human rights

    Cristina Barbetta

    Cosmocafes are real conversations between people who are experts or interested in human rights, taking place all around the world, for 18 months in total. They are part of the Human Rights Pavilion, a project by Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen. The final goal? To establish a permanent and supranational Human Rights Pavilion as part of the Venice Biennial. The project was initiated in Venice, and there we embarked on participating in one of these conversations with Italian and foreign experts

  • Fb GC Awarding ceremony
    11 October Oct 2019 1725 11 October 2019

    Venice the centre of the most prestigious European human rights master’s programme

    Cristina Barbetta

    As of tradition the graduation ceremony of the European Master's Programme in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA) has taken place in the Scuola Grande di San Rocco. EMA is the first master’s programme funded by the EU. 41 universities located in all EU member States are part of the programme. EMA is promoted by Global Campus of Human Rights, a network of more than 100 universities worldwide which offers training in the fields of human rights and democratisation

  • Photo By Buro Millennial From Pexels Architecture Asking Brainstorming 1438084Europe
    2 September Sep 2019 1505 02 September 2019

    Last call to enter projects for the EESC's 2019 Civil Society Prize

    Staff

    Launched by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), this year the prize, rewarding excellence in civil society initiatives, is dedicated to the theme of gender equality. Final date for applications is 6 September

  • Airstrikes In Syria Credit: Photoshot/SintesiEmergencies
    29 August Aug 2019 1121 29 August 2019

    Syria, the deadliest place in the world to be an aid worker

    Staff

    This emerges from an analysis done by CARE International, a major international humanitarian agency, founded in 1945 in the USA, delivering emergency relief and long-term international development projects. Syria has been holding the sad record for the third year running

  • Oleg SentsovHuman Rights
    27 August Aug 2019 1631 27 August 2019

    Venice Film Festival: director Askold Kurov presents documentary about the case of Oleg Sentsov

    Staff

    In the framework of the Festival, Askold Kurov presented the documentary: “The Trial: The State of Russia vs. Oleg Sentsov” and spoke in a live panel organised by Global Campus of Human Rights at their headquarters in Venice Lido. Dissident Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for terrorism and arms trafficking after a trial denounced as “Stalinist”. In 2018 he was awarded the Sakharov Prize by the European Parliament

  • Launchpresso Digital Marketing Blockchain Blockchain Technology Business 2556699EESC
    5 August Aug 2019 1506 05 August 2019

    Blockchain can have multiple applications in the social economy, but must not create a new "digital economy elite"

    Staff

    Originally associated with cryptocurrencies, blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are in fact very versatile and can be usefully applied to the social economy. However, it is important to regulate them properly and gear them to benefits for all, allowing everyone to participate, says the EESC in a report tabled at its July plenary

  • Noah Buscher X8z Stuk S2PM UnsplashSustainability
    25 July Jul 2019 1749 25 July 2019

    Circular Economy: time to unleash the power of consumers, urges the EESC

    Staff

    So far, actions to boost the development of a circular economy in Europe have centred on production, getting industries to introduce circular business models and bring circular options to the market. Now conditions are ripe for getting consumers involved, and empowering them to make sustainable purchasing choices in their daily lives, says an EESC report adopted in July

  • RawpixelEurope
    14 June Jun 2019 1728 14 June 2019

    Equal opportunities, the theme of the 2019 EESC Civil Society Prize

    Staff

    The EESC dedicates its flagship Civil Society Prize in 2019 to the empowerment of women and the fight for gender equality. Applications for 2019 are now open

  • Collective Memory VanmechelenVenice
    3 May May 2019 1422 03 May 2019

    Belgian artist launches worldwide Human Rights project

    Staff

    In the context of the 58th Venice Biennale, internationally renowned Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen launches a project called the Human Rights Pavilion, whose purpose is to explore the possibility of a universal concept of human rights and the role of art in its development, with the collaboration of the Global Campus of Human Rights, Fondazione Berengo and the MOUTH Foundation. The launch of the project will take place at the Fondazione Berengo ART SPACE in Murano, Venice, on 8 May. Vita International is media partner of the project

  • Lorent Saleh Democracy
    15 April Apr 2019 1400 15 April 2019

    Lorent Saleh: Venezuela needs the respect of law, not military intervention

    Staff

    Venezuelan activist for human rights, ex political prisoner, Sakharov Prize laureate 2017 for freedom of thought, Lorent Saleh speaks about the situation of his country starting from the rise to power of Chávez, and asks for the intervention of the international community, “not to support democratic opposition in Venezuela, but to support our Constitution, guaranteeing free elections”. Here is his speech In Venice, where he was hosted by the Global Campus of Human Rights

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