Report of the Citizenship in Action-project (Demos Community College 2005 & Active Citizenship Community College 2006) supporting the broad aim of re-connecting European citizens with European Institutions.

"“Demos” is defined as a group of people gathered around a purpose; conscious, active citizens, members of the city, “politeia” in ancient Greece. By taking our point of departure around the theme of “Demos” we feel perfectly aligned with the ACC’s mission to promote the creation of a European Public Sphere."(Maria Bakari, Demos Community College organiser)

Report of the Challenges of Enlargement Community College 2004. The CECC gave special attention to the topic of mobility and diversity in an enlarged EU.

"Some politicians and critics might dismiss visions of a Europe united in love an hope as airy-fairy romantic idealism. However, such values are prevalent in the friendships cemented during our two weeks in Trieste/Pliskovica. As long as people continue to experience and learn about Europe on a micro-level, then we can look farward to being part of a united Europe "where hope and history rhyme"." (Andrzej Pater, Participant, Poland)

Report of the Europe of Rights Community College 2003. The ERCC and the report is conceived as an overall introduction to human rights issues in contemporary Europe.

"In the end the prevailing idea was that it would not be consistent with the principle of the secular nature of the state to explicitly mention any one or more religious denominations, in order to avoid creating de facto first and second class citizens, depending on whether they recognize these roots or not." (Valdo Spini, MP Italy and member of the European Convention)