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L’Europe vue de Suisse, avec l’Institut européen de l’Université de Genève.

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Le blog du transeuropéen
30 lycéens, 4 destinations : récit d’un tour d’Europe inédit.

Les Européens du Grand Lille

Le blog des Européens du Grand Lille
Vivre l’Europe à Lille et avec les Euros

L’Europe en bouteille

L’Europe en bouteille
L’Eurosblog des étudiants et enseignants de Sciences Po Bordeaux

In italiano

L’Europa @ torvergata

L’Europa vista da Tor Vergata, in collaborazione con il Centro di Eccellenza Jean Monnet

Talk about Europe, create your Eurosblog !

Are you passionate about Europe, an expert, a specialist about small and big questions that make the European Union? Take the first step and create your own Eurosblog!

What exactly is it?

The Euroblogs are interactive sites with a “high added valued”: : published in a very few number, they rest on content that is of high quality, in the spirit of “The Euros”.
It is about community blogs,entirely organised by a group of people that belong to a civil society organisation, a university, or even a company, through a partnership. But it can also entail a group of very motivated friends.
Each Euroblog covers a particular theme, within a field of expertise. The contributors to the Euroblogs may also have the opportunity to be published in “The Euros” and its different language sections (after an editorial agreement).

Why create a Eurosblog?

We offer the possibility to create blogs in the four languages of The Euros: French, English, German and Italian.
The Euros takes charge of everything: the creation of a powerful personal communication tool, technical implementation, design (with the approval of the partner), training on the online tool, assistance, communication, etc.
Your blog benefits from a visibility on the European web without any equivalent, as well as the partner : The Euros will be in charge of the communication and the development of its notoriety (references, publicity, newsletter, etc.)
As partner you will benefit from the experience and the network of the international team of The Euros in the world of European affairs.
The happiness of bringing your own grain of sand in a formidable project!. The Eurosblog participate in the life of The Euros: a project that is 100% independent, non-profit and booming...

Contact-us : contact[at]eurosduvillage.eu

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Gender inequality and the EU

Does the EU set the right example for a gender equal European society?

Gender equality is a hot topic in the Lisbon and EU2020 Strategies. Yet, reality shows that gender discrimination is still widespread and that only fundamental changes at the core of European (...)

by Alice RADZYNER - 19 July 2010

Analysis

The Bologna Accord: Do we need a European university policy?

Is a European university policy really necessary? What is its legal legitimization and what role does it play in the EU when it comes to putting the Bologna Process into practice? Nine years (...)

by Bérénice WALTHER (Übersetzerin), Charlotte BOETTICHER - 22 June 2008

On the web

EUCIS - Plateforme européenne de la société civile

La plate forme européenne de la société civile pour l’éducation et la formation tout au long de la vie (EUCIS-LLL) est une structure promouvant la coopération entre les organisations de la société civile au niveau européen. Elle réunit 16 réseaux européens actifs dans les champs de l’éducation et de la formation (réseaux d’universités, d’étudiants, de villes, de conseils d’éducation, d’éducation des adultes, de formation professionnelle, d’éducation populaire, etc.) afin de construire collectivement une parole citoyenne sur les questions éducatives et d’apporter des solutions concrètes s’appuyant sur l’expertise, la compétence et l’expérience de terrain des praticiens, experts et responsables de ses réseaux.

EUCIS - Plateforme européenne de la société civile
L’Europe à l’école

L’Europe à l’école propose aux élèves des lycées, collèges et primaires de découvrir l’Europe à travers le témoignage de jeunes étudiants et professionnels Français et Européens. Parrainée par le ministère de l’éducation nationale, l’Europe à l’école est une action de l’association « Jeunes Européens – France ».

L’Europe à l’école

To counter the prejudice that Brussels-based EU officials merely twiddle their thumbs or issue “bent cucumber rules”, the European Commission has published a guide presenting the EU’s achievements for its citizens in 2009. Decisions taken at a European level have numerous consequences on our daily lives: the EU enforced cheaper phone calls across Europe and standardised chargers for mobile phones, it increases costumers’ rights for online shopping and it brought in new rules to cut down harmful pollutants from petrol or pesticides. Still not convinced? More examples can be found in the guide, which can be downloaded as PDF.

Europe and you in 2009 - A snapshot of EU achievements

What did the EU actually do in 2009?

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