In a word,

The main mission of the House of Europe of Val de Marne is to support, implement, and encourage initiatives around projects that promote understanding of the role of European institutions and raise awareness of the impact of their actions on our daily lives and our future.

As an animator,

The House of Europe of Val de Marne stimulates reflections on the Europe of citizens, on the gap between European institutions and citizens, and on ways to remedy this situation. In collaboration with the federation of Houses of Europe and the Houses of Europe in other departments, the House of Europe of Val de Marne seeks to promote effective methods to inform and explain to the general public the main European issues. And this, with a concern for great objectivity and respect for the pluralism of opinions.

Like an ambassador,

The House of Europe of Val de Marne contributes to developing contacts with similar structures in other European countries, especially with the EUNET network, which brings together all the Houses of Europe at the European Union level.

Like a pathway to the international scene,

Furthermore, it promotes the mobility of citizens, especially young people, and encourages exchanges between the 27 countries of the Union and even between the countries of Greater Europe, those of the Council of Europe (currently 47 countries).

Our Missions

Like a contributor,

The House of Europe of Val de Marne aims to contribute to the establishment of European citizenship. It explains the European idea as an economic, social, political, and cultural object, reflects on the common features that shape the face of the European Union, articulating national identities with the European identity, and informs and educates citizens about European institutions, policies, programs, and issues. The House of Europe works to reduce the distance between citizens' concerns and the issues debated at the European level.

Like a meeting point,

It serves as a meeting point for all those who feel the need to debate European projects and issues without necessarily being specialists or advocates. It is also a public space offering personalized information services through its Europe Direct Information Center.

As a developer of European citizenship,

The House of Europe is open to everyone, of all ages, nationalities, including non-EU foreigners in its perspective. Working for an active and inclusive European citizenship, the House of Europe particularly explores the cultural dimension of the European project, the representation of borders, democratic and participatory issues, educational, economic, and social aspects of Europe.

Our team is made up of experienced professionals in the fields of education, communication, culture, and European affairs. Each member brings their skills and expertise to successfully carry out the various activities and projects of the Maison de l'Europe 94.

Moncef JENDOUBI

Founder / President

Chakavak BOZORGMEHR

Founder / Director

Homayoun NIKNAM

Communication Coordinator

Marie DELIBA

Pedagogical Coordinator

To achieve the goals of the association, the Maison de l'Europe du Val de Marne relies on:

• A Board of Directors composed of 16 administrators.

• An Executive Board elected by this Board of Directors, which ensures the implementation of its decisions.

• Our Executive Board meets every 3 months to review ongoing activities and define the next steps to be taken.

• Our team of staff and volunteers ensures the follow-up of our projects within our Association.

Catherine MICHEL

Events Coordinator

Team

Nathalie DELEPAULE

Training Coordinator