This Report follows extended consultations with about 1200 CSOs across the EU to come up with recommendations for the Digital Transformation cluster, chaired by ECAS, under the Civil Society Convention […]
In this article in The Brussels Times, our Communications Manager, Marta Azevedo Silva, presented existing barriers that hinder the political engagement of EU mobile citizens in their host countries and […]
This brochure outlines recommendations for: assisting Law enforcement Agencies towards an ethical and efficient use of new AI tools, helping them perform operational tasks in the security domain; policy recommendations […]
All EU citizens of voting age benefit from the right to vote and stand as candidates both in the municipal and European elections of their country of residence. Yet, although […]
On 7 June 2024, ECAS organised a roundtable with representatives of NGOs, political parties, public administrations and mobile EU citizens on the political participation of EU mobile citizens in Belgium. […]
EU citizenship grants political rights to its citizens of voting age, such as the right to vote and stand as a candidate in the municipal or European elections in their […]
Technology needs to be developed in a way that is both innovative and ethical. When contemplating the future of artificial intelligence (AI), we need to take social controversies into consideration. […]
In 2023, there was a slight decrease in the number of questions the service received compared to 2022. The number of ineligible questions was high (21%), but stable compared to […]
One of the pillars of the Treaties (TEU, Article 2) and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (Article 21) is the principle of gender equality and non-discrimination […]
The policy paper “Crowdsourcing: The Citizens’ Highway to Policymaking in the EU” provides a comprehensive understanding of the added value of the method of crowdsourcing of citizens’ opinions to the […]