CEWLA’s Units:
1. Cases unit
2. Social research and statistic Unit
3. Legal services unit
4. Media and documentation unit
5. Children’s unit
6. Literacy and continuous education unit
7. International relations and translation
Current projects:
* FGM ( Female Genital Mutilation) by holding theatre plays.
* Honor Crimes and Incest .
* Economic Empowerment of young boys and girls.
* More justice for women, Muslim and Christians, in light of the personal status law.
* Small Parliament for Children.
* Civil Status Laws … Changing for better.

En complément de ses missions, le CEAlex a développé une politique de coopération scientifique structurée autour de projets collaboratifs, avec une volonté d'ouverture disciplinaire et de dialogue culturel. Cette démarche s'appuie sur des dispositifs de l'Union Européenne, de l'ANR, du CNRS, du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères ou de l'Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie. Le CEAlex participe ainsi au programme européen RAMSES2 (http://ramses2.mmsh.univ-aix.fr), à 5 programmes ANR et envisage d'ici 2011 la création d'un groupement de recherche thématique et l'élaboration de programmes européens.
Partager les connaissances est également une volonté centrale: le CEAlex mène ainsi des projets de formation des personnels du Conseil Suprême des Antiquités Égyptiennes (apprentissage du français, de la muséographie, bourses, stages dans les laboratoires de restauration du CEAlex) qui peuvent aller jusqu’à des doctorats. Grace à son service pédagogique, plus de 4.000 jeunes Alexandrins sont sensibilisés chaque année à la valeur exceptionnelle du patrimoine de leur ville.

The Center for European Studies Activities (2009/2010):
1. "The Conference Labour Markets and Migration Flows in Arab Mediterranean Countries, 11th and 12th October 2009: ", which was jointly organized with Cairo University, the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies of the European University Institute the European Commission. This conference was the final event to present and discuss the Study on “Labour Markets Performance and Migration Flows in Arab Mediterranean Countries: Determinants and Effects”, commissioned by the European Commission to the European University Institute and carried out with the participation of 17 experts and researchers from across the region.
2. Seminar on"The EU Energy Policy between Economy and Security": by Dr. Francesca Longo. Catania University, Italy,14th October 2009: the seminar was jointly organized with Konrad Adenauer Institution.the Seminar focused on The EU’s energy policy as one of the newest common areas of the European integration process. In this perspective EU energy policy has two different and strictly connected dimensions:
• the domestic dimension affecting the economic and the environmental sectors
• the external dimension affecting the foreign and security sectors.
The analysis of these two dimensions- as they have been developed by European institutions- was the main tool used for understanding the EU common energy policy
3. Meeting with the Finnish Foreign Minister discussing "Finnish Perspectives to the European Union as a Global Power in the Making", 20th October 2009: where the Finnish Foreign Minister met with Faculty staff and students elaborating on the EU integration and the project of a common Foreign policy with its implication on the integration process.
4. "Egyptian Danish Seminar on Understanding Global Issues", 27, Sep 2009 – 1, May 2010: The Seminar consists of an activity where Danish and Egyptian students together organize four public debates on four global issues. Issues will be chosen, organized and moderated by the students’ themselves. The debates will be carried out during the two academic semesters of 2009-2010(two each semester). The dates of the debates: 10th of November 2009, 15th of December 2009, 22nd of March 2010 and 28th of April 2010.
5. "The EU's Mediterranean Policy: Continuity and Change, Success and Failures", by Dr. Ingeborg Toemmel, Osnabrueck University, 29th of March 2010.

• Our board of directors operates within a variety of important national and international networks. We offer access to a range of international associates in addition to the in-depth and diverse experience of our in-house staff.
• We use an integrated approach to private sector development.
• We provide tailored, comprehensive, strategic business schemes that we help implement while monitoring progress.
• We understand the local cultural context as well as the international business culture, and how to relate the two.
• We promote innovative public-private sector partnerships with NGO's and community development projects.
• We are committed to enhancing grass-roots involvement in community projects using a gender-based approach.

Projets d'ordre sociaux pour le soutien des plus défavorisés.
Echanges culrurels avec la France.
Mise en place des BCD et CDI pour encourager à la recherche.

To preserve and enhance the built and urban environment of Alexandria through setting in motion a process of renovation of its historic centre. The project focuses on the renovation of two of the most prominent streets in Alexandria, Gamal Abdel Nasser St. and Salah Salem St., formerly know as Sherif Pasha St.

1. The Organization raised complaints against electoral commission's rules on accepting and rejecting the nomination of candidates in Bab Sharqi's constituency
2. Monitored a case of arbitrary enforcement of a law (no.10) which was issued to impose tariffs on cleanness services, and did not comply with Egyptian human rights laws
3. Launching a popular campaign amongst Alexandrian citizens to be sent to the Governor of Alexandria and calling for the elimination of citizens' livelihood hardships
4. Observes the performance of local MPs and reports to them issues related to citizens' problems
5. Monitored, in coordination with the National Council for Human Rights, the previous Presidential and Parliamentary elections, with the help of 49 volunteers.

Exhibitions
Film and Video Programs
Lectures, presentations and performances
Workshops
Photography Courses
Residency Program

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“ Make a Difference “ Project
Achieve a break through in the mentality, attitude and behavior of Egyptians young adults by implementing multiple processes, activities, applications, discussions , mock political parties and mock elections, through a Pilot Project through which approx.350 Egyptian young adults, in 6 months, shall acquire:
• Civic Knowledge,
• Critical Thinking and
• Participation.
• Accepting the Other
that are needed for responsible liberal democratic citizen to “ Make a Difference “ in his work place.