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Those who live in Europe, are home away from home.  
Those who feel European, are always at home. 


Citizen-E founder Hans Mund on the panel of the debate: Europe, the politicians and the people - confidence and commitment today?

Wednesday May 15th 18:30 - 20:00 Brussels, De Markten.


On the politician panel

@JimmyJamar, head of the representation of the European Commission in Belgium


@pack_doris – Member of the European Parliament

@JaneMorrice, vice president, EESC - European Economic and Social Committee

@Cluyckx, alderman at the municipality of St Gilles

@DIELIS1, alderman at the municipality of Anderlecht

On the citizen panel

Asmae El Addad, 


Hans Mund @citizen_e @hansmund, 


Yacine Kouhen, 


Marine Imberechts, 


Prabhu Rajagopal
As a part of the United States of Europe exhibition, presented in Brussels between April 19 and May 26, we hereby invite you to the debate “Europe, the politicians and the people: confidence and commitment?”. This debate offers an opportunity for EU officials and local politicians from Brussels to meet citizens in the heart of the European capital. 
The travelling exhibition project United States of Europe was born out of the low turnout rate in the 2009 European Parliament elections. Was this symptomatic of citizens’ low confidence in the EU? Why did people not care about European citizenship? 
This debate will analyse the reasons of the big gap between EU institutions and citizens. Do local issues and policies with direct impact on people’s life matter to people the most? And how are European initiatives and policies communicated to the citizens? Do citizens believe that their voices are heard? 
Both panel groups are given the same amount of time to talk and the dynamics between the panels and the audience will be essential. 
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Citizen-E supports: 
HELLO Europe!

- How it works - 
Senne  Dehandschutter talking with Citizen-E

Citizen-E is supporting HELLO Europe for some time now. 
The idea is great and it would really be a cool thing to see what is 
going on in Europe via a direct connection. The HELLO Europe Project wants to give us all the chance to talk with people all over Europe, to party with all Europeans and wants that we all see with our own eyes other people in other cities. As I said, the idea is great!
But how shall this actually work?
I was curious about the way they actually want to make this idea a reality. So I wrote them and asked if they would have some time to meet and to talk with me. On Wednesday March 20th I met with Senne Dehandschutter. He is one of the people behind the HELLO Europe project. We talked about how they the technical realisation shall work and look like. What communication is for him, why the project did not start on well known crowd funding platforms and how the whole project can be financed. 
I hope this gives you a better insight into the project and that you will support it even more so! Have fun! 

Friends and Companions

   
Europe is full of groups, projects, initiatives and organisations.  

Some are working to promote the European idea, policies and the discourse in general. 

Others provide you help in your daily life in Europe as a citizen. 

These groups, initiatives, organisations and people 

need your support.

Partners

Having fun? Europe needs to be promoted. But this promotion has to be able to reach people all over the continent. 

 If you think that you are a good promoter of information about Europe, 

such as events, opportunities, organisations, movements or initiatives, 

and you have a pro-European and integrative attitude, 

I invite you to become a member of the Euroscouts Group on Facebook or on LinkedIn.
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