Big News, Art Fairs & Broken Promises – Our September Update
Dear readers, As September draws to a close, we look back on a month filled with major milestones and ahead to an eventful autumn. From setting the official launch date…
Dear readers, As September draws to a close, we look back on a month filled with major milestones and ahead to an eventful autumn. From setting the official launch date…
Author: Lisa Desjardins Europe is founded on values such as human rights, freedom, and equality. According to Article 21 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU, all EU…
Back to School: Rethinking the Future of Education in Europe On 31 August 2026, the ECIT Foundation brought together academics, policymakers, youth leaders, and civil society representatives in Brussels and…
Dear Readers, As summer draws to a close and the new academic year approaches, the ECIT team is gearing up for an ambitious season ahead. August has been an exceptionally…
Tony Venables — Introductory remarks to the ECIT Summer School, Brussels, 31 August Introduction The European Citizens' Initiative "All on Board" sets out to convert European civic education, mobility, and…
Author: Maëlle Goret When it comes to democratic inclusion, the mechanics of how people vote are just as important as the legal right itself. For decades, Czech citizens living abroad…
We have exciting news to share! Over the past few weeks, the momentum behind our upcoming European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI), All On Board, has been building steadily. As our network…
Dear Readers, Although summer is now well and truly underway in Brussels, the ECIT team has been working at full speed throughout July. This month, the ECIT Foundation achieved an…
Author: Chiara Ravasio Packing a suitcase, stepping off a train in a city where you don't speak the primary language, and figuring out how to navigate university life away from…
Author: Tony Venables, Founder, ECIT Foundation Should parliamentarians propose behavioral guidelines for the judiciary? Occasionally yes, since no institution is immune from legitimate scrutiny. However, respect for judicial independence and…