Europe, a Patient Association is a pan-European, non-partisan, cross-political advocacy and expert initiative.
Europe is engulfed by problems caused by disregard of the powerless by the powerful.
Europe, a Patient is the voice of the less powerful against greed and short-term interests which harm societies and environment. We are the voice on ending pandemics, ensuring just climate transition and strengthening European solidarity.
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Second Interfaith International Delegation came back from Kyiv
The second Interfaith Delegation, organised by the “Europe, a Patient” Association, returned from Kyiv, where they met with Ukraine’s religious leaders, parliamentarians and Ukrainian NGOs.
Cooperative Transition of Polish and Bulgarian coal regions
The project will be implemented with the support of key stakeholders in the Polish and Bulgarian coal regions aiming for the transition to a zero-emission economy and they will be involved in the development of region-specific employment strategies.
The Small European Reset
Europe needs to stick to its values.
But to stay on course it also needs protect those who are threatened by energy poverty.
Long Covid: Known effects, potential impacts, and suggested policy responses
Video and presentation on Long Covid.
Presenters:
Dr. Gunhild Alvik Nyborg, NECSI
Dr. Yaneer Bar-Yam, NECSI
World Religious Leaders Travel in Emergency Just Peace Mission to Pray in Kyiv
More than a dozen leaders and people of faith from the major world religions will arrive in Kyiv on 24 May to engage in prayer, pastoral accompaniment, and distribution of humanitarian aid, as well as key encounters with peace-builders, religious leaders, and political leaders.
Raport Nowa Solidarność
Państwo polskie musi zmierzyć się z największym wyzwaniem w historii III RP, wykraczającym daleko ponad to, które przyniosła z sobą pandemia COVID-19. Choć nie bierzemy bezpośrednio udziału w wojnie w Ukrainie, będziemy przez długi czas ponosić jej konsekwencje, niezależnie od tego, jak szybko się ona zakończy. Skala tych konsekwencji jest wciąż trudna do wyobrażenia. Nie ma właściwie dziedziny życia politycznego, gospodarczego i społecznego, której nie dotknęłyby skutki rosyjskiej agresji na Ukrainę.