Showing posts with label EPA event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EPA event. Show all posts

11/26/2015

Press release: Representing parents in Europe: the first 30 years


The European Parents’ Association (EPA) is celebrating its 30th Anniversary this year. Our November conference – co-organised and hosted by our Luxembourgish member, FAPEL -, taking place in the EU Presidency country, Luxembourg is aiming at taking stock of the state of play and highlighting some of the areas to be developed in the field of parental involvement. A Manifesto about the direction of parents’ representation for the years to come is launched at the event.

In our event we will revisit the past 30 years, present the results of two recent Europe-wide surveys on parental involvement and school costs, with special focus on the achievements of the past 15 years and give the floor to our members to share their experiences and try to find answers to our questions.

1/13/2014

Challenges and Opportunities for Organised Parents in the Future of Europe


EPA held its second General Assembly and Conference in Brussels. The topic was the role and possibilities of parents in the next budgetary and parliamentary period of the EU both starting in 2014. Our Slovenian member, ZASSS collected lots of useful links based on the conference programme that all parents' associations in Europe can use to broaden parents' information on Europe as well as for planning new projects.

Opening and welcome words

Parenting Support in Europe, Daniel Molinuevo, Eurofund

European Platforms and Initiatives for EU2020

European NGO’s for EU2020

Workshop

4/22/2013

EPA Newsletter 1/2013



Dear ladies and gentlemen,
dear colleagues and friends of EPA!

Some time has passed since we delivered our last newsletter. EPA has not been inactive since but we encountered some challenges by limiting EPA’s spending for secretariat support. Now the Newsletter is out and you find all the links in this BLOG:

The following annexed files are included in the newsletter but partially don' have an active link - please blame Microsoft Office for this ;-(