Proceedings of the International Symposium on Family Policy in Europe are contained in this document. (Most proceedings are in English, but some are in French, one is in German, and one is in Italian.) Presentations focused basically on family policy within European countries, with attention given to such issues as socialist, noncentralized, and nongovernmental approaches to policy formation and implementation. Needs of the family in the 1980s were considered by several of the participants; some of these requirements concerned employment policies, social security within a family perspective, housing, health, family legislation, family life education, social and counseling services, the role of the Church in family policy, and family problems such as marital breakup. Strategies were suggested for implementing coordinated family policy among the European nations. (Author/DB)