EASSH is the largest advocacy and science policy organisation for the social sciences and humanities in Europe.
The alliance has over 70 member organisations including a wide range of disciplinary areas, stakeholders and universities from across Europe – and encompassing over 100,000 researchers.
News
Thu 3 Jul 2025
European R&I networks call for a complementary FP10 and European Competitiveness Fund
EASSH, Initiative for Science in Europe, LERU, The Guild, and UNICA Network, have published a set of recommendations to tightly connect the European Competitiveness Fund (ECF) to the next Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (FP10).
Tue 24 Jun 2025
No Directionality in MSCA – Research community urges the EU to preserve MSCA’s bottom-up approach
Joint statement warns that introducing directionality in MSCA would risk undermining the programme’s success
MEPs, together with the EC and researchers, will discuss the opportunities and challenges of the use of AI in science.
Position Papers
European R&I networks call for a complementary FP10 and European Competitiveness Fund – Joint position paper
The Guild and LERU, supported by EASSH, Initiative for Science in Europe and UNICA Network, have published a set of recommendations to tightly connect the European Competitiveness Fund...Cross-border research collaboration: EU comparative advantage – Focus on citizens and society
The next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) is under discussion and institutional parties, namely the European Commission, the European Parliament and Member States are not yet in...A Prosperous and Competitive Europe – Joint position paper on SSH in FP10
With this joint statement, our associations as key stakeholders of research and innovation urge the European Commission, European Parliament and EU Member States to lay the groundwork...How EASSH works
EASSH draws on the global international expertise and insight of its members, informing and influencing European policymakers and decision makers.
Working groups bring SSH research and knowledge into the public debate, and strengthen European research and cooperation among public and private partners.
