ALDA joined partners of the FOCUS project – Fundamentals of EU Charter use in society for its mid-term consortium meeting in Berlin, Germany, hosted at Refugio.

On 21 May 2025, the EPIC-UP project joins people around the globe in recognising the World …

The first conference of the Hatedemics project, entitled “AI Against Hate and Misinformation”, took place on Thursday 13th of March in Brussels.

On March 13 and 14, 2025, ALDA hosted two online focus groups for the STAR 2.0 project, involving Ukrainian youth workers. The sessions provided essential feedback aimed at enhancing the upcoming training programme, which seeks to promote social inclusion and youth engagement through street art.

8th March marks International Women’s Day, a day established by the United Nations to highlight the ongoing struggle for equality, respect, and the recognition of women’s rights worldwide.

Today, 8th March, marks International Women’s Day, a day established by the United Nations to highlight the ongoing struggle for equality, respect, and the recognition of women’s rights worldwide.

The 10th anniversary of the Paris terror attacks on January 7, 2015, provides a somber …

Sport has the power to unite, promote health, and foster inclusion.

On November 27, 2024, in Brussels, the final event of the “Moving On” project brought together partners from seven European countries (Belgium, Czech Republic,France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands and Spain) to reflect on two years of impactful work aimed at promoting equality, inclusion, and participation of Roma, Sinti, and Traveller youth in sport and through sport.

The POLITIK-HER project bootcamp in Naples brought together five young women from each implementing partner country (Italy, Cyprus, Romania, Sweden) for an intensive and transformative experience aimed at empowering the next generation of female leaders.

Everyday at ALDA we pause to remember a worrying reality: violence against women is one …