Lunchtime Walk “Run for European Elections”
Date
Section
Event Location
Event Description
As we gear up for the upcoming European elections, it's crucial to actively participate in shaping the democratic landscape of our continent. To raise awareness and encourage engagement, we are launching the "Run for European Elections" campaign. This six-week campaign, running from now to April 12th, aims to combine physical activity with environmental sustainability and political advocacy. By participating, you'll not only contribute to a democratic Europe but also help plant trees for a more sustainable future using the Summitree app.
Joining the campaign is simple:
• Download the Summitree app (Apple Store or GooglePlay).
• Follow the steps outlined in the attached flyer.
• Run as an individual or create a team.
• For questions, refer to the FAQ flyer here: https://rb.gy/91ayqr
By uniting with more than 15 organisations across Europe, including ALDE, ELF, Europe without Borders, Party Party and others, you'll be part of a Europe-wide movement dedicated to reshaping our continent for the better.
FNF Europe will also be coordinating a joint walk through Cinquantenaire Park in Brussels on Tuesday, March 26th. Participants are encouraged to collect their T-shirts from the FNF Europe office. The assembly point will be at the office, from where we will proceed as a group to the park, conveniently located just a five-minute walk away.
PROGRAMME
11.45-12:00 Registration and Pick-up “Run for European Elections” T-Shirt at FNF Europe, Av. De Cortenbergh 71, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
12.00-13:00 Lunchtime Walk to the Cinquantenaire Parc and Photo Time
REGISTER NOW
Kindly register for this event at https://forms.gle/
Related Events
Kindly register for this event here.
As the EU moves into the next legislative term, industry and policy makers face the shared challenge of boosting Europe’s industrial competitiveness.
The upcoming US presidential election will not only significantly influence the United States but also extend its effects to the European Union.
The European Union (EU) has emerged as a prominent advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights globally, with significant strides made in recent years through initiatives like the LGBTIQ Equality Strategy 2020-2025, championed by key institutions such as the Commission and Parliament.
AEGIS Europe, an organisation
Pegasus, a spyware developed by NSO Group, is known for its capability to hijack a smartphone's microphone and camera, as well as access a wide array of personal data including emails, text messages, and documents.
The second edition of the Diplomatic Bazaar will take place in Brussels between December 8-10 in the Marble Hall of the Free University of Brussels.
The event will be held at the L42 Business Center - Rue de la Loi 42, 1040 Brussels&
A l’heure où la Conférence sur l’Avenir de l’Europe prend forme et au moment où se pose la question de la place du citoyen dans le débat sur l’Europe, l’antenne de Sauvons l’Europe en Belgique souhaite app
A discussion on the Just Transition mechanism with the European Commission as well as local, national and regional authorities and civil society who are the key drivers and most impacted by the ecological transition.
28 January 2020
WestMidland Europe Hub, avenue d’Auderghem, Brussels
SAVE-THE-DATE
Anti-Money Laundering in the Digital Era:
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are an indispensable part of civil society. However, NGO influence on policymaking is not always positive. A large number of well-connected NGOs explicitly aim to influence EU trade and investment policymaking.
Croatia currently holds the EU Council Presidency. Among the main priorities set for the next six months, there is the promotion of the well-being and stability of its immediate neighbourhood in Southeast Europe.
Pages
Events of the week
Jobs
EURACTIV News
- Russia and Turkey need each other as Putin’s influence wanes, experts say
- Amid Stellantis jitters and a secular crisis, the French automotive industry is fearing for its survival
- The Brief – Europe’s Guantanamo
- A ‘moratorium’ on job cuts: A workable solution to Europe’s industrial decline?
- Centrist François Bayrou appointed French prime minister