Justice and Peace working groups

This group is made up of members who are passionate about the issues of
education, active within the school world And in continuing education.

It contributes to the orientation choices of our educational offer
(events, training, educational tools) and engages in in-depth reflections on current challenges in education.

The Ethecopol group is a group made up of volunteer citizens who lead an ethical reflection on contemporary economic and political issues. Challenged by the dysfunctions of our world and particularly of Belgian society, the members of the group explore different ways of raising awareness among Belgian citizens and political leaders on these issues. Thanks to their exchanges and experiences, they also develop avenues of action in order to put politics and economics back at the service of humans.

The group central Africa (Brussels and Liège) meets regularly to exchange and debate on subjects linked to the social, political, environmental and economic context from Burundi, Rwanda and DR Congo. He's regouping
citizens, people from the associative sector, the church,
Belgian, Congolese, Burundian and Rwandan of all ages. In short, a rich group,
diverse and dynamic!

There ecological transition, energy And social which is urgently imposed on our societies is based on a profound transformation of our relationship with technology. Approach “Low Tech”, popularized by Philippe Bihouix, proposes to fundamentally rethink the design and production of technical objects necessary for our existence, in order to use as little waste as possible. non-renewable resources. It is also an aspiration for a more simplified way of life and a more great autonomy citizens about their own lives.

The Low-Tech group is working on creation of advocacy with Belgian political authorities and tends to strengthen the network of transition alternatives.

THE " GroupAl » is a group for reflection, awareness and action on issues encountered in different Latin American countries, including Peru. Its members seek to make visible conflict situations Latin American related to natural resources, to build bridges with the challenges of our Western societies and to propose alternatives.