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European Alternatives is a transnational membership organisation promoting democracy, equality and culture beyond the nation state. EA seeks to promote alternative forms of political subjectivity, collective political action and transnational solidarity. EA promotes its objectives by means of public events, the annual TRANSEUROPA Festival, citizens’ dialogues, through campaigns around fundamental rights issues including media freedom, anti-corruption and migrant rights and through research and publications. It is active throughout the European Union and also has projects promoting cultural cooperation and dialogue between Europe, China, South America and the MENA region. EA is organised through a transnational decision-making board giving voice to its members with offices in Paris, London, Berlin, Sofia and Rome. European Alternatives has been awarded the Charlemagne Youth Prize (in 2008) and the Youth Democracy Award by the German Federal Agency for civic education (in 2012). | European Alternatives is a transnational membership organisation promoting democracy, equality and culture beyond the nation state. EA seeks to promote alternative forms of political subjectivity, collective political action and transnational solidarity. EA promotes its objectives by means of public events, the annual TRANSEUROPA Festival, citizens’ dialogues, through campaigns around fundamental rights issues including media freedom, anti-corruption and migrant rights and through research and publications. It is active throughout the European Union and also has projects promoting cultural cooperation and dialogue between Europe, China, South America and the MENA region. EA is organised through a transnational decision-making board giving voice to its members with offices in Paris, London, Berlin, Sofia and Rome. European Alternatives has been awarded the Charlemagne Youth Prize (in 2008) and the Youth Democracy Award by the German Federal Agency for civic education (in 2012). | ||
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About
European Alternatives is a transnational membership organisation promoting democracy, equality and culture beyond the nation state. EA seeks to promote alternative forms of political subjectivity, collective political action and transnational solidarity. EA promotes its objectives by means of public events, the annual TRANSEUROPA Festival, citizens’ dialogues, through campaigns around fundamental rights issues including media freedom, anti-corruption and migrant rights and through research and publications. It is active throughout the European Union and also has projects promoting cultural cooperation and dialogue between Europe, China, South America and the MENA region. EA is organised through a transnational decision-making board giving voice to its members with offices in Paris, London, Berlin, Sofia and Rome. European Alternatives has been awarded the Charlemagne Youth Prize (in 2008) and the Youth Democracy Award by the German Federal Agency for civic education (in 2012).
The TransSOL project is carried out by European Alternatives Ltd. United Kingdom and European Alternatives e.V. Germany/Berlin.[1]
