Strategic Plan

The Strategic Plan 2019 to 2024 is the result of a series of consultations carried out by the AIRE Centre in 2018-19.

The context in which the AIRE Centre is operating has obviously changed dramatically since the preparation of our last Strategic Plan covering 2015 to 2018.

Although some of work may be affected by these changes, what is clear is that the need for our work is greater than ever, including providing technical assistance in countries working to apply European standards. We will also continue to use our expertise and litigation experience on behalf of the vulnerable and the disenfranchised.

Click here to read our 2019-24 Strategic Plan.

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Forgotten Brexit is bringing together the UK’s leading experts on the effects of Brexit on businesses and lower paid employees by highlighting the horrific implications of EU workers failing to apply for their Settled Status before the deadline. Registration is required to attend the event taking place on the evening of 15 January at the The Photographers’ Gallery