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This years' Civil Society Week organised by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is scheduled to take place from 2β5 March 2026 in Brussels, Belgium (hybrid), with the theme of the year dubbed βPeople, Democracy, Resilience β Our Future!. This yearβs Civil Society Week comes at a pivotal moment for Europe. Rising inequalities, democratic backsliding, technological disruption, and geopolitical instability are testing Europeβs social and democratic foundations. Civil society, free media, and human rights defenders face increasing pressure from disinformation and restrictive laws, as well as underfunding and declining public trust. The week will bring together civil society organisations, grassroots actors, youth, journalists, and EU policymakers, including voices from candidate countries, to renew Europeβs democratic and social promise.![]()
Each day will focus on one of the identified priorities, offering a programme of high-level debates alongside participatory sessions and interactive workshops.![]()
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π EPA is proud to contribute to the programme and will have a stand throughout the week. EPA is co-creating two sessions:![]()
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- Educating citizenship for resilient societies (2 March) and![]()
- Digital transformation&Media Resilience (4 March)![]()
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π Save the Date: March 2-5, 2026![]()
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hashtag#CivSocWeek hashtag#VoiceofParents hashtag#UnionOfResilience hashtag#FutureOfEurope hashtag#InclusiveFuture hashtag#EUCivilSociety hashtag#CivilDialogue hashtag#EESCLiaisonGroup hashtag#EESCforECI hashtag#nESC hashtag#EESCPartnership
Find out about the #EUactionplan on #cyberbullyingToday it is not only Safer Internet Day β which already speaks loud to us. Today, the European Commission has adopted an Action Plan against Cyberbullying. β€οΈβπ©Ή ![]()
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It was built on the consultation of more than 6,300 children across the EU, and is set to: ![]()
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βοΈ empower children, their parents, and educators with the tools they need to prevent, report, and combat cyberbullying. ![]()
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Tackling this epidemic and making internet safer and better for everyone is on all of us. πͺπΊ ![]()
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Know more: link.europa.eu/YWcVGK ![]()
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#DigitalEU #UnionOfSkills
Today is #globalsaferinternetday - find out what your #school, your municipality or national government are doing to keep #children safe online. Check the EU Code Week website for interesting activities to develop digital literacy.π A global movement, powered by local communities ![]()
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What began as a small initiative has grown into something remarkable: Safer Internet Day brings together 160+ countries and territories each February to help make the online world safer and more positive for everyone.![]()
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At EU Code Week, weβre fully aligned with this mission. As a grassroots movement celebrating creativity, problem-solving and digital skills, we believe learning to code goes hand-in-hand with building safe, responsible and respectful online habits.![]()
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Itβs powered by people like you.![]()
Teachers, parents and caregivers, youth workers, community leaders, schools, libraries, and organisations β you can all take part by organising a local activity.![]()
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Host a workshop. Run a mini-campaign. Spark a classroom discussion. Create your own initiative.![]()
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From tackling misinformation to supporting digital well-being, Safer Internet Day unites diverse voices around one shared goal: a better internet for everyone.![]()
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Join Safer Internet Day: better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu/en/saferinternetday![]()
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π Explore EU Code Week: codeweek.eu/![]()
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#SaferInternetDay #SID2026 #OnlineSafety #BIK #EUCodeWeek #DigitalCitizenship
