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TAI and ECNL brings together civil society leaders and funders to explore how organisations and communities navigate uncertainty, pressure and change – and what it takes to fund resilience.
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AI Omnibus: deregulation at the expense of fundamental rights
Read our blog on how the EU’s AI Omnibus weakens key protections against harmful AI and opens the door to weakening other EU digital laws.
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Civil society futures: What to expect and how to prepare for it already
Strategic simulations with civil society and key allies put forward new opportunities to strengthen resilience amidst attacks.
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The EU AI Office must prioritise setting up the Advisory Forum
35 organisations and researchers call on the EU AI Office to provide clear information on the timeline and process of the establishment of the Advisory Forum, the only formal mechanism ensuring civil society voices are part of AI Act implementation.
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Launching Uniting for Change: A proactive approach to strengthen civil society resilience
This new initiative pilots forward-looking approaches to protect civic action from arising restrictions.
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Tbilisi Principles: Ensuring crisis response reaches those most in need
Frameworks that protect financial integrity should not slow down lifesaving aid for vulnerable communities in the Middle East and beyond.
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Fourth Civic Space Watch alerts under MACS
Here are the latest developments in European civic space emerging from the Early Warning and Alert System, developed as part of the MACS (Monitoring Action for Civic Space) project.
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When national security becomes a shield for evading AI accountability
To protect fundamental rights, AI-enabled national security initiatives require urgent limits, says ECNL in Tech Policy Press blog.
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European CSOs publish seven new country reports on civic space trends across the EU
Based on a new methodology, the MACS reports reveal the trends that shaped civic action in 2025 and identify next steps needed to protect it.
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