Is Europe ageing fairly?
What happens to trust when younger generations feel the system is no longer working for them?
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The impossibility of neutrality
Feminist, decolonial and social justice perspectives are clear: in unequal systems there is no neutral ground. Inaction sustains the status quo, and silence becomes part of power.
Hungary’s turning point: Civic mobilisation beyond civil society
NGOs, grassroots and philanthropic organisations are increasingly labelled, contested and treated as political actors, not necessarily because their missions have changed, but because the environments around them have.
Konektor 2026 – Democracy Defying Darkness: Countering Authoritarianism
KoneKtor 2026 will take place under the theme of “Democracy Defying Darkness: Countering Authoritarianism” in Chișinău on 14-16 October. Authoritarianism is taking new shapes, civic space is shrinking, and…
Why philanthropy matters in shaping Europe’s next funding cycle
For philanthropy, the challenge is not simply to adapt to a new funding landscape, but to help shape it. By engaging early, collectively and programmatically, foundations can contribute to a European funding architecture that is not only more efficient and results‑oriented, but also more inclusive, grounded and responsive to the needs of people and places.
Philea Forum 2026 – Ready, Set, Copenhagen!
Philea will host “Ready, Set, Copenhagen!” on 8 May, an online info session for participants of the Philea Forum 2026. The pre-Forum session will cover new initiatives…
Philea publishes “Proven Practices in Gender Mainstreaming: Foundations in Conversation”
Philea, through the Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Network, has published “Proven Practices in Gender Mainstreaming: Foundations in Conversation”, a new report bringing together reflective pieces and…
WINGSForum 2026 – ACT: Activate • Collaborate • Transcend
WINGSForum 2026 will take place on 28-30 September in Montreal, Canada under the theme of “ACT: Activate • Collaborate • Transcend”. Around the world,…
