European Common History for a Better Future 

EUxFUTURE project aims to improve the European people's knowledge and understanding of Europe's common history and how it impacted the life of the European citizens. The project commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration by fostering intergenerational dialogue and civic engagement. Through testimonies, photo exhibitions, participatory murals, and roundtables, citizens from five countries reflect on how EU integration has shaped their lives. The project empowers young and elderly voices alike, promoting a shared sense of European identity and belonging. 

Objectives:

• To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration as a relevant historical moment for the process of European integration;

• To develop participatory and intergenerational activities in which citizens can share and build together their knowledge about the European Union;

• To foster citizens' sense of belonging to the European Union by analysing the experiences and impact of the European integration process on their lives;

• To create a network of organisations from five European countries committed to improving people's knowledge, understanding and sense of belonging to the European Union.

Activities and results

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