KMOP, in collaboration with the National Centre for Social Solidarity (EKKA) and SolidarityNow, organised on Wednesday 26 November 2025, at the Ionic Centre in Athens, an informational event titled “Addressing Human Trafficking in Greece: The Role of Frontline Professionals and Social Partners”. The event brought together numerous representatives from Civil Society Organisations, as well as […]
We are proud to announce that Alexandra Harkay, Coordinator of KMOP’s Policy & Research Department, has been elected to the Bureau of the European Migration Forum — the EU’s central platform for dialogue between civil society and institutions on migration, asylum and integration. This election is not only a recognition of Alexandra’s expertise. It’s a
Bringing migrants’ realities into policy: KMOP joins the EU Migration Forum Bureau Read More »
More than 100 participants from across Europe took part in the Online Citizens’ Dialogue on Housing, organised by KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre on 12 November 2025. The interactive event brought together citizens, experts, young people, migrants, and individuals facing housing challenges to explore how housing systems can become more affordable, inclusive, and
Affordable housing for everyone: What citizens want to see happen Read More »
KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre invites you to the international conference “Seeing The Unseen: Advancing Collaboration Against Labour Exploitation and Human Trafficking” on Friday 5 December 2025, from 14:00 to 18:00 (CET) at Residence Palace, Rue de la Loi 155, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium, with hybrid participation available. The conference will feature contributions from various stakeholders in policies,
What if young people who feel stuck — out of school, out of work, and unsure of their next steps — were given a real chance to build a better future? That’s the mission of EmpowerNEET MED, a cross-border initiative that KMOP is proud to support. In partnership with organisations from Palestine, Spain, Lebanon, Tunisia,
Fueling opportunities for young people across the Mediterranean Read More »
KMOP has released a comprehensive study that examines the current landscape of community and family-based approaches across seven European regions. The study provides one of the first comparative overviews of the policies, practices, and challenges shaping Europe’s transition from institutional to community-based care. A Mixed Picture: Commitment exists, but implementation lags While all participating
How Europe’s regions are struggling to shift to community-based care Read More »
In October 2025, KMOP held three workshops in Poland, Sweden, and Belgium to address key challenges facing European regions: strengthening the social economy, retaining skilled workers in industrial areas, and improving youth policies in rural communities. More than 60 policymakers and experts took part, exchanging ideas, sharing local solutions, and exploring practical ways to improve
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KMOP, in collaboration with EKKA – National Centre for Social Solidarity and SolidarityNow, invites you to the event “Addressing human trafficking in Greece: The role of frontline professionals and social partners”, taking place on Wednesday, 26 November 2025, at the Ionian Centre (11 Lysiou Street, Plaka) from 15:30 to 18:30. According to the latest report
Register for a free online course on addressing bullying as a parent! To mark UNESCO’s International Day against Violence and Bullying at School, COFACE Families Europe and KMOP are pleased to launch a free e-learning course on what every parent needs to know about bullying, to support parents and carers of school-aged children. Register and
New e-course | Understanding bullying: what every parent needs to know Read More »
KMOP and COFACE Families Europe took an active role in the 2025 eTwinning Annual Conference, held by the European School Network in Brussels on 23–24 October, where Dr. Antonia Torrens, President of the organisation and General Director of KMOP, led a training seminar on preventing and effectively addressing school bullying. The seminar emphasized the importance