EASSH is the largest advocacy and science policy organisation for the social sciences and humanities in Europe.
The alliance has over 65 member organisations including a wide range of disciplinary areas, stakeholders and universities from across Europe - and encompassing over 100 000 researchers.
News
Tue 21 Sep 2021
Final Conference of the PRO-RES Project
Tuesday 21 September 2021 10.00–12.30 (CET) Responsible policy advice in times of permanent crisis – what role for the PRO-RES framework?
Mon 20 Sep 2021
Individual potential & collective endeavors: an open research outlook
An exchange of views on an inclusive and researcher-centered open access approach, by Taylor & Francis.
Mon 23 Aug 2021
Urgent appeal to European Governments and EU Institutions: Take Action for Afghanistan’s scholars, researchers, and civil society actors
We, the undersigned higher education associations, networks, and leaders in the field of scholar protection, urge European governments and EU institutions to take immediate action to secure the lives and careers of Afghanistan’s scholars, students, and civil society actors.Position Papers
SSH integration in Horizon 2020: Lessons for Horizon Europe
EASSH recommends four crucial steps: 1) A European Social Platform needs to be established to complement the existing 41 ETPs to create efficient communication between the SSH community...Mission Covid-19: Global problems need a research portfolio approach
EASSH calls for European policymakers and funding agencies to ensure that all domains of research are mobilised to address the challenges of Covid-19, using a mission-type “portfolio...Resources for clusters in Horizon Europe
EASSH calls on Member states to maintain the ambition to transform European society by investing no less than 1.11% GDP in Europe. Such investment will support investment of a minimum...How EASSH works
EASSH draws on the global international expertise and insight of its members, informing and influencing European policy- and decisionmakers.
Working groups bring SSH research and knowledge into the public debate, and strengthen European research and cooperation among public and private partners.
