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 26 Sep 2024
Research Matters event on 02.10 – Invest in the future!
This event offers a platform for discussing the vital importance of investing in research and innovation as a way of addressing current and future geopolitical and societal challenges. Register now!
The webinar brought together research funding and performing organisations across continents (EU, UK, US) to share how they support effective knowledge translation. It also explored how this could be done better globally. Watch the recording!
Thu 25 Apr 2024
Monitoring SSH integration still matters – Position paper online
As the most recent monitoring report has shown, integration of SSH varies in intensity, roles, and outcomes across the framework programme. More needs to be done to make this integration effective across the board.
Position Papers
SSH integration analysis: A research-on-research approach to EU framework programmes
Monitoring integration is an important obligation for the Framework Programme to deliver truly interdisciplinary programmes.Monitoring SSH integration still matters
This EASSH position paper is a reflection on the Final Monitoring Report on the Integration of SSH in H2020. We have endeavoured to improve the integration of SSH in Horizon Europe...EASSH feedback to ERAC task force on FP10
EASSH’s guiding principle for FP10 must be to fund research that supports a sustainable and social Europe, where the costs of living are affordable, with adequate pensions and access...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.