Country: Italy
Target group: Civil Servants, Rights’ Advice organisations, Civil Society Professionals
Date: 21 October 2022
Language: Italian
Subject: Freedom of Movement and related rights
Format: In-person (Milan, Italy)
What is it for me – Learning Objectives: This session for Civil Servants and Civil Society Organisations aims to increase their awareness on current obstacles to freedom of movement and further develop their knowledge on the Directive 2004/38.
With 25 years of experience in advising thousands of citizens on their EU Rights, by managing Commission’s Your Europe Advice service, ECAS has accumulated in-depth knowledge on the obstacles encountered by EU citizens when exercising their freedom of movement and related rights.
We are hosting a free of charge training for Civil Servants and Civil Society Organisations with the goal to increase the awareness of local administrations and civil society on current obstacles to freedom of movement, by providing the tools to interpret and implement Directive 2004/38 on the right of citizens of the Union and their family members to move and reside freely in the EU.
Participants are involved in the debate, which allows them to verify their knowledge in an interactive manner.
This training is part of the EURECA project, co-funded by the European Union, and the PROMISE project, funded by the European Programme for Integration and Migration (EPIM). Our partners on the PROMISE project, Democratic Society and Alliance4Europe, are supporting us in the training implementation.
Valentina holds a European Master in Audio-visual Management, an LL.M. in European Business Law that she obtained in the Netherlands and a Law degree from the University of Bologna. Since 2002, Valentina is a legal expert for “Your Europe Advice” an EU advice service provided by legal experts from ECAS, operating under contract with the European Commission. In her role, Valentina provides personalized legal advice to EU enterprises and citizens on their rights under EU law while working, living and travelling within the EU, as well as practical information on the exercise of rights deriving from EU legislation and signposting destinations for further assistance. Valentina contributes to feedback reports on the application of EU law in the Member States aimed at assisting the European Commission in identifying issues to be addressed to improve the functioning of the Single Market.
