Final U-Impact International Conference “Effective Citizen Impact on EU Policy”

On May 18, 2016, U-Impact partner European Citizen Action Service ECAS carried out  an international conference on European Citizenship summing up the results of citizen engagement throughout the U-Impact project and beyond and addressing the major challenges EU citizenship is facing in the current crisis in Europe.

Read the Policy Paper 24 Years of EU Citizenship – Removing the Obstacles to Full Potential

Watch the Conference here ReLive

The Refugee Crisis and The Schengen Dilemma

U-Impact Launches Active Citizens for Common European Solutions (ACCES) Initiative

In the heat of the refugee crisis U-Impact launched the Active Citizens for Common European Solutions (ACCES) initiative aimed at increased citizen involvement in the decision-making about refugees and freedom of movement in the EU. The initiative was launched at a citizen cross-border debate organized by the U-Impact partner in Romania NACAB on  September 18. ACCES will work with civil society organizations and the Relevant European institutions to have citizens from the EU, the candidate countries and the European Neighborhood actively involved in the current debate about freedom of movement and solidarity in Europe.

Watch the Bucharest Debate Re-Live here.

See the profiles of the Speakers at the Bucharest Debate here.

See the NACAB policy paper on Free Movement, Schengen and the Refugee Crisis.

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Active Citizens for Common European Solutions (ACCES) Initiative Launched

In the heat of the refugee crisis U-Impact launches a citizen initiative on the freedom of movement and refugee dilemma facing European citizens and EU leaders. The focus is on active civil society involvement in the political debates about the refugees, about European solidarity and about the basic freedom of movement. The U-Impact initiative aims at getting citizens from the EU, the candidate countries and the European Neighborhood actively involved in the current debate about freedom of movement and solidarity in Europe. The ACCES initiative was announced at the Bucharest debate on Schengen and the refugee crisis on September 18,2015

Find out more and support ACCES here.