The Decolonial Europe Collective is a collective of people united by a common mission: fighting imperialism and racial capitalism in all its forms, in Europe and beyond. We work to amplify anti/decolonial voices, connect struggles, deepen political education, and build collective action rooted in solidarity and resistance.
"The only way out is through solidarity and resistance, in defiance of repression, borders and manufactured division."
The collective emerged from the conviction that decolonisation is not a metaphor and cannot remain a symbolic conversation.
DEC brings together political education, coalition-building, public interventions and collective organising under one shared anti-colonial frame.
We create spaces, resources and interventions that challenge selective memory and expose how colonial extraction, imperial violence and racial capitalism continue to shape Europe.
Open the bookletWe create space for people resisting colonial continuities to meet, organise and challenge the borders, repression and manufactured divisions that keep struggles apart.
Find out more about the collectiveDecolonial Europe Day is the collective's recurring public gathering: a space for exchange, visibility, strategy and anti-colonial imagination grounded in concrete organising.
Visit the event pageThe collective names its political baseline clearly and centres anti-colonial solidarity as a practical commitment, not a symbolic posture.
We begin from the material history of colonial wealth: land taken, labour exploited, resources extracted and lives made disposable.
That includes trade, migration, climate, security, development, and the suppression of liberation movements.
The collective's horizon is structural change, not symbolic awareness.
We build across borders, movements and lived realities so resistance becomes shared practice, not isolated response.
What began as a Europe Day intervention became a broader coalition-building project. Following the first editions in 2023 and 2024, the 2025 edition marked the first organised by the newly formed Decolonial Europe Collective.