A visible human rights mobile exhibit was presented in Paris on 9 May, bringing public information on human rights directly to residents and visitors in one of the city’s busy public areas. The initiative, described in more detail here: Paris Human Rights Mobile Exhibit Brings Civic Education to a Busy Public Space, involved around 15 volunteers

An interfaith roundtable in Budapest at the Church of Scientology focused on the impact of social media, the need for higher standards and how faith communities can help restore respect in public news eugene life. The discussion also showed how these concerns echo principles found in The Way to Happiness and Scientology’s ethical outlook.

This year-end overview highlights dozens of local initiatives and public events across Europe, spanning cities such as Brussels, Vienna, Milan, Prague and Geneva, and connected to established prevention, education and volunteer programmes. European Scientologists’ 2025 Civic Year: Drug Education, Human-Rights Literacy and Community Service Acros

In October–December 2025, volunteers associated with Scientology community initiatives carried out a range of local activities in several European countries. The quarter’s roundup featured local environmental and civic volunteering, alongside fact-based drug-prevention education and UDHR-based human-rights education activities delivered through

From Madrid’s Church of Scientology headquarters, the 12th Religious Freedom Awards shone a light on the people building bridges of coexistence across Spain and Europe. With opening remarks by Isabel Ayuso Puente and closing copyright by Iván Arjona Pelado, the night honored five standout contributors: Salvador Pérez Álvarez, Óscar Salgue