For decades, the Comité de Liaison des Associations d’Étrangers (CLAE) has supported associations from Luxembourg’s foreign communities. Its training work is the quiet heart of it all: learning to run a non-profit, to put together a funding application, to organise an event, to make a collective voice heard. Around the work tables, dozens of nationalities meet, along with as many ways of living together. This structural work, unspectacular as it is, is what allows the country’s intercultural associative fabric to hold over time, and foreign communities to take their full place within it.
CLAE asbl has been supported by etika and Spuerkeess
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