COFACE Families Europe is pleased to share a new initiative from our member organization, Fundación Isadora Duncan, which has launched a dedicated website to raise awareness about economic violence against women.
Opinion: Why do we need a European Charter for Family Carers? I am co-chair of the COFACE Disability Platform of COFACE Families Europe, and platform which was...
Co-hosted by COFACE Families Europe and the Odisee Centre for Family Studies, this conference convenes researchers, policymakers, public administrators, and NGOs to advance integrated, place-based strategies that strengthen family resilience and equity through systemic service coordination. Save the date!
Join our webinar on the rights and challenges of young people from single-parent families in North Macedonia, featuring insights on advocacy, legal support, and policy comparisons across Europe.
A new working paper from PATHS2INCLUDE sheds light on labour market vulnerability across Europe. By examining key theories and data from countries such as Germany, Italy, and Norway, the paper reveals major gaps in how we monitor at-risk groups.
As 20 European NGOs and trade unions members of the European Care Advocacy Alliance, call on the new European Commission to incorporate all ambitions of the European Care Strategy into its planning for the current mandate.
Daniela, a young mother, shares her testimony of challenging societal perceptions and finding empowerment through the “We care... but who cares for us?” Erasmus+ project. The initiative supports young parents under 30, helping them engage in democratic life while balancing family responsibilities. Through self-reflection, training, and advocacy, participants gain a stronger voice in shaping youth and family policies.
CODE OF CONDUCTAs a European civil society network dedicated to the values of non-discrimination, gender equality and equality and social inclusion, COFACE and its...
On 11 March, the European Parliament called for more resources for the European Social Fund Plus post-2027 to better support the EU’s social dimension. While it calls for a strong family dimension, the European Parliament failed to include a dedicated budget of at least €20 billion for the European Child Guarantee.
