REGISTER NOW Kindly register for this event by 21. September at https://forms.gle/CTXZcCQuWpkJ3aUD7 * Please note: Since the number of participants for this event is limited, you will receive an email on your registration after your registration. Find more information on the event and challenges here.
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Just launched: our international comic competition Animate Europe has officially openend its fifth round. This year’s motto is “Restart! – The Streets of Europe”. Anybody is welcome to participate. Our Call for Comics will be open until December 6, 2020.
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In our Poland Newsletter guest contributor Dr. Milosz Hodun is giving us monthly updates about current news, events and all other things you need to know about Poland.
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In the light of the serious political crisis in Belarus, Lithuania is positioning itself as a strong advocate of EU-wide sanctions against members of the Lukashenko regime, responsible for election fraud and police violence.
Analysis & interview with Petras Auštrevičius, Lithuanian MEP of the “Renew Europe” Group and the European Parliament’s Standing Rapporteur on Belarus.
At this Liberal Breakfast, we aim to shed light on the barriers that exist for women in politics and how we can continue in the fight for parity. More so, the event will focus on how we can create lasting sustainable change that goes beyond quotas, and how we can create a culture and society that automatically empowers women and creates the space for true equality.
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In our Poland Newsletter guest contributor Dr. Milosz Hodun is giving us monthly updates about current news, events and all other things you need to know about Poland.
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We always have to re-invent ourselves. That’s what makes life so interesting. That’s what makes our life an adventure and not a place of despair.
Our society is based on freedom. And freedom means change, means discussion, changing opinion and influencing each other.
I would have never imagined that I would be able to work together with people from countries, who back then decided about the future of my country. Today, together with my colleagues from other Member States, I can now actively shape the future of not only my country, but Europe as a whole.
The spirit that I got from home and which has shaped me significantly is the mind-set that only I am responsible of my life and nobody else. You can’t just stand there and wait for the things to happen. You need to go out there and do it and most importantly, work for it. Nothing in life comes for free, not even freedom.
Being a woman, a mother, a self-employed entrepreneur, and a political activist is hard and I often feel discriminated against. Still I keep fighting for liberal and human rights since for me reforming the society I live in is a deed of responsibility
