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2505, 2019

FAFCE Presidency Message for the European Elections Stronger Families for Flourishing Societies: Vote for the Family!

May 25th, 2019|Categories: European Union, Latest News|Tags: |

Dear FAFCE Friends, The EU elections have already started in some Countries and will take place tomorrow in all the others. As the Board of our Federation already did last week from Malta with the resolution on Rebuilding Europe starting

2502, 2019

Challenges of pregnancy and motherhood in the workplace

February 25th, 2019|Categories: European Union, Family & Work-life balance, Latest News|Tags: |

On Tuesday 19th February, Femina Europa organized a conference on “Challenges of pregnancy and motherhood in the workplace” hosted by MEP Anna Zaborska (EPP, Slovakia) at the European Parliament. Marine de Poncins (Founder of the French Association “Les

2502, 2019

Press Release | European Elections: FAFCE launches its Manifesto for a European Natality Pact

February 25th, 2019|Categories: Press Release|Tags: |

Brussels, 25 February 2019 Today FAFCE, the European Federation of Catholic Family Associations, and its Members launch its EU wide campaign ahead of the European Elections (23-26 May 2019). The campaign Vote for Family 2019 will be run in EU

1902, 2019

Work-free Sunday in Europe: Which way forward?

February 19th, 2019|Categories: European Union, Family & Work-life balance, Latest News|Tags: , |

Yesterday in Brussels FAFCE took part in the European Sunday Alliance’s 2019 networking event entitled ‘Work-free Sunday and decent working hours in Europe: Which way forward?’. The event was specifically tailored towards the members and supporters of the

110, 2018

Press Release | Romania: Marriage Referendum. Say yes to the future!

October 1st, 2018|Categories: Parenthood & Children education, Press Release|Tags: , |

Brussels, 1st October 2018 On 6 and 7 October, the people of Romania will be invited to vote in the referendum on marriage. If this referendum passes by reaching the minimum threshold of 30% of the voters' participation,