The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the Global Public Health and Epidemiology Congress (G-PHEC 2026) scheduled to take place in London in September. The title of his presentation is “Grassroots Mobilisation across Europe: Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Bridge Gaps in Vaccine Coverage”. With the occasion, it will be presented the new ACN handbook on the topic.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the “International Conference on Advanced Pulmonology, Respiratory Medicine & Lung Health” (ICPRL 2026), a hybrid event taking place both in Barcelona, Spain and virtually from June 25-27, 2026. The title of his presentation is “Incorporating COVID-19 into the broader narrative on respiratory diseases. A citizens' and patients’ perspective towards the development of an EU Respiratory Health Plan”. With the occasion, it will be presented the new ACN handbook “Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Support Public Vaccination Policies” as well as “Vaccines and Vaccinations for Adults: A European Textbook”.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network (ACN) has been invited to speak at the 5th International Conference on Pediatrics, Neonatology & Healthcare, to be held during April 23-24, 2026 at London, UK. The title of his presentation is “Grassroots Mobilisation across Europe: Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Bridge Gaps in Vaccine Coverage”. With the occasion, it will be presented the new ACN handbook “Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Support Public Vaccination Policies” as well as “Vaccines and Vaccinations for Adults: A European Textbook”.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the 4th International Nursing Networking Conference (INNC 2026), a hybrid event scheduled to take place in Paris and online in April. The title of his two presentations are “From the first Civic Survey on health personnel in Italy to the “EU Call to Action” to the European Commission to urgently address the health workforce crisis”, and “Grassroots Mobilisation across Europe: Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Bridge Gaps in Vaccine Coverage”. With the occasion, it will be presented the new ACN handbook “Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Support Public Vaccination Policies” as well as “Vaccines and Vaccinations for Adults: A European Textbook”.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the Vaccines Conference 2026 scheduled to take place in Paris in April. The title of his presentation is “Grassroots Mobilisation across Europe: Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Bridge Gaps in Vaccine Coverage”. With the occasion, it will be presented the new ACN handbook on the topic.
The topics covered in this event will include Covid-19 Vaccine and Development, vaccine regulation & safety, new trends in vaccines development, Next generation vaccine technologies. The conference will feature plenary lectures and poster presentations, giving attendees the opportunity to engage with leading experts and learn about cutting-edge vaccine technologies and techniques. Additionally, the conference will provide ample opportunities for networking and collaboration, with attendees coming from all around the world.
The co-OPERATOR project, funded under the EU4Health programme, aims to improve communication and knowledge skills to address systemic barriers and facilitators to effectively communicate vaccination messages to populations. In this context, a Policy Lab aims to translate evidence from the co-OPERATOR project into actionable vaccination policies to address COVID-19 and flu vaccine hesitancy in the EU. This platform facilitates the sharing of best practices among participating countries, mapping barriers and facilitators to mass vaccination using data coming from the advancement of the project.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the 5th Edition of International Public Health Conference (IPHC-2026), hybrid event scheduled to take place at Singapore and online from March 19-21, 2026. The title of his presentation is “Grassroots Mobilisation across Europe: Leveraging Civil Society and Community Leadership to Bridge Gaps in Vaccine Coverage”. With the occasion, it will be presented the new ACN handbook on the topic.
The Director of Active Citizenship Network has been invited to speak at the 6th Edition of Singapore Nursing Research Conference, hybrid event scheduled to take place at Singapore and online from March 19-21, 2026. The title of his presentation is “From the first Civic Survey on health personnel in Italy to the “EU Call to Action” to the European Commission to urgently address the health workforce crisis”.
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Many of us already know that vaccines can prevent severe respiratory infections, but not everyone realizes that preventing these infections also protects people living with or at risk of chronic disease, and especially cardiovascular disease.
Under the EU Safe Hearts Plan, the European Commission will propose a Council recommendation on immunisation against respiratory infections as a preventive measure for cardiovascular disease.
We are delighted to invite you to this new online information session (in English) - realized in the framework of the EU-funded project PROPHET - on Tuesday, 10 March 2026, 15:00–16:30 CET. Please register here.
We often hear about “health innovation,” but what does it mean in everyday life? This 90-minute online session is a chance to explore it together—in clear, simple words, with practical examples and time for your questions. We’ll learn together how personalised prevention is changing health for all of us