ESAN I European Social Action Network

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ESAN I European Social Action Network ESAN aims to develop co-operation between ONG working in the social field, to encourage coherent European policies based on the respect of human rights.

ESAN was created in 1991 by social development and social action organisations in the European Union. It aims to develop co-operation between non-profit organisations working in the social field and to encourage coherent European policies based on the respect of human rights. Structure:

The annual General Meeting elects its executive board which meets at least three times a year and is mandated to implement the voted action programme. Working commissions are open to all members. Seminars are held to define and update ESAN's programmes and orientations. Aims:

ESAN aims to stimulate coherent social policy based on the respect of human rights in Europe by developing co-operation between organisations working in the social field and by drawing the attention of European institutions to the necesity :
- of examining the social consequences of global political and economic changes.
- of analysing in advance the social effects of Community proposals before they acquire administrative or regulative form.
- of evaluating the needs, in terms of social conditions and quality of life of population groups.
- of associating organisations with a social concern in the formation, implementation and evaluation of social policy they being both sources of expertise on the needs and able to interpret the requirements of those they speak for. Actions :

- Enabling voluntary organisations to learn from each other about areas of common concern.
- Informing members of social development at European institutions level.
- Lobbying European institutions and giving a voice to the social sector.
- Encouraging real social action co-ordination in Europe.
- Working with other networks and institutional organisations.
- ESAN members participate actively in the different ESAN programmes and projects.

06/11/2025
26/09/2025

📱 Digitalisation, numĂ©risation : les oubliĂ©s des services publics !

Nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à notre séminaire populaire, le jeudi 02 octobre de 18h à 20h, au 9 rue Froissart sur le thÚme : « : Digitalisation, numérisation : les oubliés des services publics ! »

La disparition des services publics de proximitĂ© et le remplacement de l’humain par des machines crĂ©ent des situations inextricables, rendent plus difficile encore les dĂ©marches administratives. Cette digitalisation exponentielle gĂ©nĂšre de l’exclusion au sein de la population et renforce la difficultĂ© d’accĂšs aux droits, voire l’abandon de ceux-ci, pour une partie d’entre elle.

Ce 43Ăšme sĂ©minaire populaire va dĂ©crypter ce phĂ©nomĂšne et explorer des pistes permettant d’agir pour et avec les oubliĂ©s des services publics.

Avec la participation de :

· Daniel Agacinski, DĂ©lĂ©guĂ© gĂ©nĂ©ral Ă  la mĂ©diation et directeur de l’action territoriale du DĂ©fenseur des droits

· Anne-Charlotte Oriol, chercheuse en sciences sociales et consultante indépendante

· Christophe Ceylan, Conseiller numérique pour le Solidaribus du Secours populaire de Meurthe-et-Moselle

Pour venir assister Ă  l'Ă©vĂ©nement, veuillez contacter 👉[email protected]

L'événement sera également retransmis en live sur Youtube et Linkedin. Restez connectés !

26/09/2025

🌍📘 New Publication Spotlight

Global challenges and local realities continually reshape the practice of social work. The Routledge International Handbook of Glocal Social Work, edited by Panagiotis Pentaris and Janet Walker, examines this vital intersection — where the global and the local intersect — and how social workers can respond to the ever-changing needs of communities worldwide.

đŸ”č Foundations and perspectives
đŸ”č Local responses to global phenomena
đŸ”č Preparing social workers for global-local engagement
đŸ”č Broader issues and future directions

This volume highlights:
✹ The role of social work in advancing human rights and social justice
✹ The importance of interdisciplinarity and collective responsibility
✹ The structural transformations shaping inequalities across borders
A must-read for practitioners, educators, researchers, and students alike, this book enriches our understanding of “glocal” social work and provides tools to address today’s pressing challenges.
👉 Learn more: https://shorturl.at/wyJ38

31/07/2025

Ce qui nous rassemble est plus fort que ce qui nous divise đŸ‘­â€ïž

Pour la journĂ©e mondiale de l’amitiĂ©, faisons le pari de la solidaritĂ© !

Devenez acteur d’un monde plus juste et solidaire, rejoignez-nous 👉 https://bit.ly/468qy7j

Illustration de Dans les dents

24/06/2025
đŸ‰đŸ€đŸ’ RĂ©union du ComitĂ© Sports et Droits Humains de la ConfĂ©rence des OING du Conseil de l'Europe Conference of INGOs en c...
07/04/2025

đŸ‰đŸ€đŸ’ RĂ©union du ComitĂ© Sports et Droits Humains de la ConfĂ©rence des OING du Conseil de l'Europe Conference of INGOs en cours Ă  Strasbourg ...

Merci à nos co-présidents Maritchu Rall et Arthur Garrido, à Anestaps, ainsi qu'à toutes les ONG qui contribuent aux travaux de ce comité

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