The third day of CAP a l’Europa Inclusiva in Brussels began with an intensity that matched the significance of the institution we were about to explore. Our focus turned to the European Commission, the executive engine of the Union, the body responsible for transforming proposals into policies and ensuring that the ideals of European cooperation take concrete form.…
When we speak of inclusion in Europe, we often rely on familiar categories: migrant communities from Africa, Latin America, or Asia; young people navigating socioeconomic precarity; minorities whose presence is visible in public debates.…
Although travel often encourages us to focus on monuments, landmarks, and the curated image of each city, the place where one wakes up and ends the day can reveal far more about the realities that shape a society.…
As part of the CAP a l’Europa Inclusiva project, and following an extensive cycle of local dialogues held across multiple municipalities in Catalonia, our group undertook the journey to Brussels with a clear objective: to situate the reflections and proposals emerging from these community processes within the broader institutional framework of the European Union.…
As part of the dialogues organised with representatives of the European institutions in Brussels, on the morning of Friday 7 November we returned to the European Quarter to go to DEVE, specifically to the Committee on Development, where we met with Ms Hana Sedlackova, Head of the Unit for West Africa, civil society organisations, and migration.…