Welcome to our Spring Edition of the ERA Newsletter!

In this issue you will read about ERA's latest contribution to fulfil its commitment to the environment, some personal stories from two distinguished members of the Friends of ERA Association, and the travels of our Management Board on behalf of the Academy.  

This month we have launched an e-library of resources on human trafficking freely available to all interested parties. Find out more about the important work being done in this field and spread the word.

With summer fast approaching, please remember that registration for our summer courses is already open, more information can be found below.

Happy reading!  

Your ERA Team 

Successful EMAS Audit 

For the second time, the Academy of European Law has passed the internationally recognised Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) audit, a voluntary scheme designed for organisations that take the initiative to continually improve their environmental performance developed by the European Union.   

Read all the details here.

Friends of ERA tell their ERA stories

Every Friend of ERA has an ERA story. Over the next few months we will be introducing some members of the Friends of ERA Association who share their personal stories with ERA.  We start with two distinguished members, Julia Laffranque and Peter-Christian Müller-Graff.  

You can find their stories here.

ERA’s Management Board in Malta,  Slovakia, Serbia and Turkey  

One of the important tasks of the Academy’s Management Board is to represent ERA’s interests at meetings with legal stakeholders around Europe. During the first months of this year, stops included Malta, Serbia, Slovakia and Turkey.   

Follow here for more details.

News from the Friends of ERA Association

In the first three months of this year, the Friends of ERA Association held several online events and welcomed a new institutional member.   

Read here about their latest activities.

Publication of Comprehensive Training Materials on Countering Trafficking in Human Beings  

Following the successful conclusion of a two-year training project on Countering Trafficking in Human Beings (THB), co-financed by the European Union and in cooperation with several partners, the Academy of European Law has made all the training materials available to the public free of charge.  

Access the e-library here.

Sign up now for our Summer Courses

The Academy of European Law's summer courses provide an exceptional chance to gain an in-depth insight into various aspects of European law. 15 courses on different areas of law, delivered by top experts in EU law, will give you excellent opportunities for learning and networking. The courses taking place in Trier allow you to participate in a rich and diverse social programme. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to visit the European Court of Justice. For more information, please visit ERA Summer Courses.