The EUCROWD project was launched in Slovenia on October 26 at a Conference hosted by the Institute for Electronic Participation EUCROWD is a project under the Europe for Citizens programme […]
On the 20 and 21 October, the Your Europe Advice annual training seminar took place in Brussels. This year, the seminar was launched on the evening of the 19 October, […]
Triple A for Citizens is a project led by ECAS and implemented in partnership with 10 civil society organisations from across Europe since 2012. The project is about empowering civil society […]
In September 2016, the European Court of Justice issued an important ruling on the rights of third-country nationals in charge of EU minors and, in early November, the UK’s High […]
On 18 October, 2016, ECAS held its second annual Digital Democracy Day – Will E-Participation Bring Citizens Back to the EU? – exploring the future of e-participation and crowdsourcing, engaging ‘digital […]
Historic ruling on Article 50 On 3 November, the UK’s High Court adjudicated in favour of a challenge brought by UK citizens against the government’s right to use the royal […]
As part of its Digital Democracy Agenda, ECAS has been working over the past year on an analysis of crowdsourcing as a means of enhancing democratic engagement in the EU. Currently, […]
On 25 October, the 2017 Work Programme of the Juncker Commission was presented to the European Parliament. ECAS welcomes the Commission’s commitment to promoting awareness among citizens and companies of […]
RTBF/EURANET – TIME FOR ECI REVIEW? On 11 October, ECAS’ Director, Assya Kavrakova, and Digital Democracy Manager, Elisa Lironi, took part in a Citizens’ Corner debate organised by Euranet Plus and […]
ECAS’ Director, Assya Kavrakova, was invited as a panellist to the Conference ‘Promoting EU Citizenship: rights, values and involvement’, which took place in Oviedo (Spain) on 23 September. The conference […]