Maison CFC is developing a project with two complementary sections : editorial activity and the animation of a bookshop, Maison CFC-librairi...Read more

Maison CFC is developing a project with two complementary sections : editorial activity and the animation of a bookshop, Maison CFC-librairie.
Its objective consists of managing a project of publishing, distribution, animation and the promotion of the book, including organising exhibitions, with the aim of highlighting the heritage and artistic and literary creations of the Bruxelles-Capitale region.
Its specialities are Brussels, its heritage, its culture... books of art, essays, guides...

Founded in 2007 to publish translations of Bosnian and Croatian literary works, Éditions M.E.O. quickly saw its activities extend beyond th...Read more

Founded in 2007 to publish translations of Bosnian and Croatian literary works, Éditions M.E.O. quickly saw its activities extend beyond that. With a catalogue of nearly 250 titles, it includes works by writers from various regions of the French-speaking world, as well as translations of works from several linguistic fields. They focus on general literature, but have also developed joint collections with the Archives et Musée de la Littérature (heritage writers from Central Africa) and the Musée de la Médecine de l'ULB (works linked to the museum's exhibitions). Their editorial approach combines an interest in storytelling, a vision of the world, a humanist sensibility and a focus on writing. They make it a point of honour to discover new talent while retaining the loyalty of their authors. They have won some fifteen literary prizes, including the Prix du Parlement and, in Paris, the Prix La Renaissance française. Several of their books have been or are being translated into ten languages.

Maedia sprl embodies a pubishing activity dedicated primarily to the different kinds of urban arts. Since 2012, Maedia's goal is to share wi...Read more

Maedia sprl embodies a pubishing activity dedicated primarily to the different kinds of urban arts. Since 2012, Maedia's goal is to share with the public the approach and motivation of artists from alternative or underground disciplines that are still too often misunderstood, such as graffiti, skateboard, hip-hop and electro. Nocturnal performances, perceptible nuisances, hijacked locations, proximity to drugs and alcohol are all factors that prevent a fair mutual understanding between urban artists and those who live and manage the city. Through a game of interviews, essays and graphic or sound illustrations, Maedia seeks to contribute to the construction of a necessary and urgent citizen dialogue, while giving the opportunity to artists deemed not very prolix to speak. and to share their passions and their emotions.

maelstrÖm means ‘abyss’ or ‘whirlpool’, natural phenomena geographically situated near to the Norwegian cost, just beyond the polar...Read more

maelstrÖm means ‘abyss’ or ‘whirlpool’, natural phenomena geographically situated near to the Norwegian cost, just beyond the polar circle. A metaphorical phenomenon situated in the Yin Yang of our spirit, where light only exists through the shadow that it projects and where shadow is the condition of the birth of light. The first symbolic return to ‘A Descent into the Maelström’ by Edgar Allan Poe.
reEvolution refers to dreams, revolution, the dream of evolution, and acts of poetic re-evolution, of course.
Maelström was founded in 1990 as an open group of artists, poets and writers of all genres, across Rome, Brussels and Paris. In 2003, Maelström became a publishing house and participated in the creation of the network RéÉvolution Poétique in 2002. On the 22nd and 23rd April 2008, the disciples of re-evolutionary poetry would never decisively split, Maelström et Maelström Editions died for this double birth: that of maelstrÖm reEvolution!

Held since 2005 by an independent family shareholder, Mardaga is a publishing house that relies on a rich editorial heritage to publish titl...Read more

Held since 2005 by an independent family shareholder, Mardaga is a publishing house that relies on a rich editorial heritage to publish titles reflecting the questions and debates which animate the world today. It is in the domain of art and heritage that Mardaga first made their name. Three other major sectors of publications were then developed : psychology and health, architecture and town planning, and finally music. Today, the catalogue is as open to current events and history as it is to the contemporary arts.

Marginales is a Belgian review founded in 1945 by Albert Ayguesparse, a key figure in Belgian literature. Since its beginnings, Marginales h...Read more

Marginales is a Belgian review founded in 1945 by Albert Ayguesparse, a key figure in Belgian literature. Since its beginnings, Marginales has shown itself to be a voice of Belgian literature in the community, the spokesperson of a collective spirit which is the foundation of all literary reviews and particularly this one, which provoked it to open itself up to hugely diverse movements, and give Belgian authors the recognition they were lacking. Marginales had published 229 editions until its closure in 1991. Following a seven year pause, there was a rebirth in 1998 with issue number 230, published regarding Dutroux, whose marked evasion had shocked Belgium and provided the first theme of the newly returned review. Marginales therefore embarked upon its path of regularly publishing 4 issues per year.

Memory Editions is a Belgian publishing house. Its aim: to promote Belgian authors through novels, short stories and life stories....Read more

Memory Editions is a Belgian publishing house. Its aim: to promote Belgian authors through novels, short stories and life stories.

Meta-Morphosis is a cultural engineering agency and a specialized publisher dedicated to the preservation of site memory and to the transmis...Read more

Meta-Morphosis is a cultural engineering agency and a specialized publisher dedicated to the preservation of site memory and to the transmission of men's pride. Its harnesses all types of artistic expressions (such as painting, photography, street art, music, gastronomy, etc.) and all types of supports (books, exhibitions, virtual visit, documentary etc.) The goal is to use heritage as an awareness tool concerning social issues (racism, solidarity, justice, etc.). It is based exclusively in Belgium, France, Mauritius and Cuba.

Founded in 1949, the Midis de la poésie is an association from Brussels which has, for more than sixty years, promoted literature and poetr...Read more

Founded in 1949, the Midis de la poésie is an association from Brussels which has, for more than sixty years, promoted literature and poetry, from the past as well as the present. The formula is simple and original: midday every Tuesday, from October to May, a specialist lecturer or writer develops a literary question in the perspective of general culture. To shine a light on their subject, actors read the texts of the tackled authors. Certain meetings offer conferences/shows. To ensure that its heritage continues to exist by (re)discovering past and recent conferences which have left a mark in history, the Midis de la poésie are developing a collection of essays with l’Arbre à paroles.

The Migration Policy Group is an independent non-profit European organisation dedicated to strategic thinking and acting on equality and mob...Read more

The Migration Policy Group is an independent non-profit European organisation dedicated to strategic thinking and acting on equality and mobility. The two areas are related and inextricably linked. Our work is organised into three inter-related programmes with shared core concepts:

• International movement of persons


• Diversity and Integration


• Anti-discrimination and Equality