The brochure has been translated and adapted to Spanish here.
Author: eyfa
Invitation to Ecotopia Biketour 2015 in Scandinavia
Ecotopia Biketour is a self-organized, international community that organizes a yearly bicycle tour in different regions of Europe and has done so since 1990. Continue reading
Kitchen for All & Movie Screening: 13.05.2015
What: There’s No Tomorrow [2012, 35min]
When: Wednesday 13.05.15: 19:30 (Food) 20:30 (Movie)
Where: New Yorck im Bethanien, Marianenplatz 2a Berlin
GroenFront! Actioncamp: Stop Gas (May 6-10)
Action week near Groningen. Pick up your tent from the storage, undust your sleepingmat and find back your sleepingback! Continue reading
Save the date!
Eyfa Benefit party 06.06.2015 
- Vegan Küfa
- Soli-Coktails
- Djanes, Live Acts and Visuals
EYFA Newsletter. On Activists Events and Reports from Skopje and Minsk
And here we go again. In this newsletter you will find a collection of exciting events taking place in 2015 and 2 short reports from our comrades in Macedonia and Belarus. Continue reading
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS FOR Youth Anti-fracking Camp, 13-19th July 2015, in the Basque Country
We are looking for participants to share and learn together activist skills, knowledge and ideas in a youth anti-fracking camp in the Basque Country.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS 1.JUNE 2015.
Open position in the EYFA collective in Berlin (starting July 2015)
Do you want to support a radical grassroots network in Europe? Do you want to join a collective of young people with 30 years of history struggling for social change? Deadline for applications April 30
Biggest Migrant Evictions in Calais Expected Early April
An estimated 1000 riot police will decend on Calais at the beginning of April for what will be the biggest mass eviction of migrants in the city.
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Kitchen for All & Movie Screening: 08.04.2015
What: Disruption [2014, 52min]
When: Wednesday 08.04.15: 19:30-20:30 (Food) 20:30 Movie
Where: New Yorck im Bethanien, Marianenplatz 2a, 10997 Berlin
‘When it comes to climate change, why do we do so little when we know so much?’