The Societal Dialogue Group (SoDiG) is the advisory body of the EUPeace Living Peace Lab. Its role is to provide strategic direction, connect the Lab with the social fabric of local, regional, and national communities, and evaluate project proposals developed within the LivingLab ecosystem.
Local SoDiGs have been established at each EUPeace partner university, ensuring that activities respond to the specific needs and contexts of their communities. In the next phase, these local groups will come together to form a pan-alliance SoDiG, creating a shared platform for dialogue and coordination across Europe.
Through this structure, the SoDiG helps the Living Peace Lab remain inclusive, participatory, and grounded in real-world perspectives—turning dialogue into action and collaboration into lasting impact.
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Local Societal Dialogue Groups
Click on the image to see the local SoDiG — Each university logo below links directly to its local SoDiG (Societal Dialogue Group). By clicking on each logo, you will access the list of members for that specific university’s SoDiG.
Alliance-wide Societal Dialogue Groups
The Alliance-wide Social Dialogue Group (SoDiG) is envisioned as a collaborative platform that will bring together representatives and societal perspectives from across the EUPeace Alliance. Building on the work of the local SoDiGs, it will foster dialogue on shared challenges, identify transversal priorities, and provide strategic advice for Alliance-wide initiatives developed within the Living Peace Lab.
By strengthening the European dimension of societal dialogue, the Alliance-wide SoDiG aims to support collaboration between partner universities and create opportunities for joint action, knowledge exchange, and inclusive participation across the Alliance.
