In May 2020, we applied for the European Solidarity Corps, a European Union programme that gives young people the opportunity to develop and participate in projects that benefit communities, both in their own countries and abroad.
To learn more about the European Solidarity Corps check out their website, and if you’re curious about the European Footprints’ initiative story, then the “How it started” section is what you’re after!
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Ambra and Daniele’s backpacking journey has been carried out in the most sustainable way possible. Find out how they made it to Rome!
When you go on a walking trip, you find yourself reconsidering the importance of many objects. It was one of the first discoveries we made while meticulously organising our adventure: we drew up a list of things to bring, made a test by putting them in our backpacks...
Social marketing is a way of communication that encourages behavioural change, focusing on the attitudes of the consumer and their impact on the world around them.
European Footprints and the Brussels Balkan Orchestra invite you to a unique live concert to call for peace, social inclusion and sustainable development.
The European Footprints initiative is now officially one of the 450 SDG good practices from all over the world recognised by the UN.
To celebrate Earth Day 2021, we want to share with you a chant to mark the day and give power to environmentally conscious decisions for the year ahead.
After launching an open call, we have finally found our next ambassadors for sustainable development!
For the SDGs to be met, everyone needs to do their part – governments, the private sector, civil society, and the general public – and of course, that includes you!
Sustainability superstar and a speaker-wannabe? Then you are the perfect fit for our brand new podcast series!
