The IMPACT Erasmus+ project unites researchers, educators and practitioners from Europe and Africa to explore the links between environmental change and migration — through field visits, workshops and collaborative research. Join the upcoming webinar to hear findings and discuss policy implications.
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A Brussels panel on Belgium’s colonial amnesia, the assassination of Patrice Lumumba, and the structures of racism that colonialism left behind.
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The EU launched its first Anti-Racism Strategy 2026–2030 in Brussels — a necessary framework, but one that arrives as far-right parties across Europe are actively narrowing the space to implement it.
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The IMPACT Erasmus+ project held its International Workshop in Charleroi, Belgium (3–5 February 2026), bringing together around 30 participants from five European partner organizations — two from Belgium, one from Spain, one from Italy, and one from Greece — alongside a partner from Ethiopia, to strengthen methodologies linking climate change and migration in educational and social conexts.
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Brussels, November 2025: as the European Parliament convened in extraordinary session, the Commission released its first Annual Migration Report under the New Pact — promising numbers, but more questions than answers.
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In late January 2026, the HEQUITY Erasmus+ consortium met at KU Leuven to review project progress and learn from the university's approach to supporting migrant and international students in higher education.
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On January 27, 2026, ECEPAA hosted a Cities4Youth meeting on urban sustainability and resilient cities. Young participants explored innovative approaches to urban planning and sustainable living — and their role in shaping the policies that will define tomorrow's cities.
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The DIAMOND consortium met in Berlin for two intensive days of collaboration. ECEPAA contributed to discussions on methodology, Living Labs, and social innovation as the project advances across Europe.
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The Premieres of Diversity project has officially launched with a kick-off meeting in Vienna. Six partner organisations from across Europe are now working together to support young people in creating honest, human media content about migration — with migrants, not about them.
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ECEPAA partnered with Collegio Matteo Ricci in Brussels to deliver a hands-on European Institutions Discovery Day for 35 students aged 14-17, combining interactive learning with a visit to the European Parliament.
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