Local activities
Local workshops
Each partner runs workshops in its own community, inviting citizens to reflect on the historical milestones that shaped Europe's democratic journey.
IT · CZ · PL · EL · PT · RO · DE · ES · Throughout the project
CERV · 24 months · ten organisations · eight countries
Recalling memoriesin diversity
A transnational project promoting active European citizenship, strengthening democratic values and combating disinformation by connecting historical memory with present-day democratic challenges.
Archival photograph from a partner community
Intergenerational workshop, present day
Citizens are invited to reflect on the historical milestones that shaped Europe's democratic journey — and on what they ask of us now.
Project summary · REMEDY 2.0
Project keywords
What we work on
Historical memory
REMEDY 2.0 revisits the historical milestones that shaped Europe's democratic journey, and connects them to the questions citizens face today.
Democratic transition
Moments of transition — from authoritarian rule towards democracy — are read comparatively across the partner countries.
European citizenship
The project fosters a deeper sense of European belonging and of a shared democratic heritage, built through participation rather than declaration.
Disinformation and fake news
Media literacy activities counteract the spread of misinformation and the distortion of history as a political instrument.
Digital storytelling
Citizens turn their own accounts into shareable digital content, produced in workshops run by the partner organisations.
Youth engagement
Mentorship, creative campaigns and youth-led initiatives amplify young voices in shaping the future of the European Union.
Diversity and inclusion
The project works specifically with youth, migrants and marginalised groups, whose experience of Europe is least documented.
Europe in a changing world
Debates address European sovereignty, current geopolitical tensions and the resilience of democratic institutions.
Restorative justice
A restorative approach informs how contested memory is discussed: repairing relationships rather than settling scores.
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- Countries
- 10
- Organisations
- 24
- Months
- CERV
- EU programme
Programme
Activities
Public debate
Comparative panels
Public panels place national experiences of democratic transition side by side, linking them to present-day geopolitical tensions and European sovereignty.
Partner countries · 24 months
Workshop series
Digital storytelling workshops
Participants learn to turn personal and community memory into digital narratives, with particular attention to youth, migrants and marginalised groups.
All partner countries · Ongoing
Digital storytelling
Stories in the making
REMEDY 2.0 Brings Citizens Together for Its First Online Event
REMEDY 2.0 – Recalling Memories in Diversity held its first online public event, “We Build Europe”, bringing together citizens from different countries to explore European values, democratic memory and active citizenship.
Youth voices
What young Europeans expect from the Union
Young participants, supported by mentors, produce their own digital narratives on European belonging and democratic participation.
Diverse experiences
Europe seen from its margins
Accounts from migrants and marginalised groups, whose experience of European integration is the least documented.
Updates
Latest news
24 Jul 2026
We Build Europe: the first REMEDY 2.0 online event
On 28 July, participants from across Europe meet online for a free event hosted by EPROJECTCONSULT — a discussion on democratic memory and an interactive game.
28 Jul 2026
We Build Europe: REMEDY 2.0 Brings Citizens Together for Its First Online Event
On 28 July 2026, REMEDY 2.0 brought citizens together for “We Build Europe”, its first online public event dedicated to democratic memory, European values and active citizenship.
29 May 2026
The REMEDY 2.0 grant agreement is signed
The agreement between EACEA and the ten-organisation consortium was registered on 29 May 2026.
01 Jun 2026
REMEDY 2.0 begins its 24-month programme
Ten organisations across eight countries start work on memory, democracy and resistance to disinformation.
Consortium
Partners
Take part in REMEDY 2.0
Local workshops, public debates and intergenerational encounters take place in all partner countries. Join the activities near you.