Structures

La Contre-Voie is an association recognised as being in the public interest, which defends digital ethics through awareness-raising activities and the hosting of free digital services.

Since 1985, ritimo network has been bringing together places and organisations in France (documentation centres, resource centres, online media and documentary projects, etc.) that are collectively committed to a project to promote international solidarity. It leads national and international debate on the role of information as well as the appropriation and use of digital tools for local and global citizen initiatives.

ENAR is the only pan-European anti-racism network that combines advocacy for racial equality and facilitating cooperation among civil society anti-racism actors in Europe. The organisation was set up in 1998 by grassroots activists on a mission to achieve legal changes at European level and make decisive progress towards racial equality in all EU Member States. Since then, ENAR has grown and achieved a great deal.

The DARE network is a European platform for education for democratic citizenship and human rights education. It is engaging in networking and supporting cooperation of practitioners, stakeholders and policy makers.

The DARE network developed a free and open Digital Toolbox for democracy learning, digitalisation and non-formal education, named Competendo.

Since 2002, Tactic asbl supports associations and activist groups in adopting free, ethical and sustainable IT tools, with the objective of emancipation and collective appropriation of digital technologies. The association organises workshops and publishes the collaborative journal “Curseurs”, with the aim of developing critical thinking and collective action around the political and social issues linked to the digital world.

A non-profit, self-managed hosting provider based in Belgium, Domaine public aims to encourage autonomy in the management of our information and communication tools. They offer hosting for websites, e-mail, discussion lists and clouds, but also maintain free instant messaging services, videoconferencing, collaborative editors, streaming, video platforms and other collective organisation tools. All free software!

The EDRi network is a dynamic and resilient collective of NGOs, experts, advocates and academics working to defend and advance digital rights across the continent. For over two decades, it has served as the backbone of the digital rights movement in Europe.

“Cartography of Resistance” explores illegal Zagreb from 1941 to 1945, the networks and organizations of resistance, and their roots in the workers' and party organizing of the 1930s.

Pirate Care is a research process - primarily based in the transnational European space - that maps the increasingly present forms of activism at the intersection of “care” and “piracy”, which in new and interesting ways are trying to intervene in one of the most important challenges of our time, that is, the ‘crisis of care’ in all its multiple and interconnected dimensions

The aim is to make visible the threats to freedom posed by these control tools in the Brussels region, by centralizing information about them on a single platform accessible to all.

The Ligue des familles supports and defends all families in Wallonia and Brussels. The association develops solutions for its members' parenting needs. For over 100 years, the Ligue des familles has been helping you to be more serene and fulfilled parents.

The EDRi network is a dynamic and resilient collective of NGOs, experts, advocates and academics working to defend and advance digital rights across the continent. For over two decades, it has served as the backbone of the digital rights movement in Europe.

La Quadrature du Net is an association for the defence and promotion of rights and freedoms on the Internet, founded in 2008. It takes part in debates on freedom of expression, copyright, regulation of the telecommunications sector and respect for privacy on the Internet.

Ceméa (Training Center for Active Education Methods) is a popular education and "éducation nouvelle" movement which, through its educational actions, promotes a society in which the values of democracy, secularism, fraternity, solidarity and respect for human rights are paramount. Their vocation is to train citizens in critical thinking, so that they can bring about the social changes they need. Ceméa support globalization and the construction of a social and united Europe, based on encounters between people, balanced relations between countries and alternatives to liberal economic development.

Their principal means of action is training, and since 1937 they have been active in the educational and social fields: leisure, animation, cultural accompaniment, media, social and professional integration, mental health, Europe and international with professionals and volunteers.

FITCEMEA was created in 1950 and brings together organisations and cooperatives across 12 regions of Italy (Piemonte, Lombardia, Veneto, Toscana, Emilia Romagna, Lazio, Campania, Sardegna).
The idea is to bring regional standards in line with the federal standard.
Each regional organisation brings together youth workers, educators, psychologists, activities facilitators specialising in early childhood and educational play.

Centre for Peace Studies (Croatian: Centar za mirovne studije) is a civil society organisation that protects human rights and pursues social change based on the values of democracy, anti-fascism, nonviolence, peacebuilding, solidarity and equality using activism, education, research, advocacy and direct support. We work with communities, initiatives, organisations, media, institutions and individuals in Croatia and internationally.

The Willi Eichler Academy is a political education organisation.

SOLIDAR is a European network of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) with a global reach working to advance social justice through a just transition in Europe and worldwide.

CEMÉA is a militant New Education movement that relies on continuous practice in pedagogical research and experimentation to act in education as a vector for social transformation. It fights against all forms of obscurantism and works for an egalitarian society based on diversity, justice and individual and collective emancipation.

CEMÉA trains youth leaders and coordinators, socio-cultural workers, after-school care workers, early childhood professionals as well as teachers. They organise holiday breaks and camps. They offer militant spaces for thinking together and practice activities, as well as publications.

A non-profit association founded in 2004, financed by your donations, which is limited to a dozen employees and about thirty volunteers