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SUMMARY:Jamm Session: EP Elections 2019 - Live Online Dialogue
DESCRIPTION:Join Culture Action Europe on 25 April 2019\, from 10.00 to 18.00\, online at http://jammart.eu\, where we will be bringing together citizens and key EU policy makers\, including MEP candidates from all across Europe to discuss such issues as: \n\n       Education & Research\n       European Identities & Values\n       Labour & Working Conditions\n       A Sustainable Future\n\nActivators from a range of partner civil society organisations will invigorate each thematic chat room. Does your organisation want to help activate the discussions? Or would you like more information? Get in touch at contact@cultureactioneurope.org. \n‘Spotlight Sessions’ will also allow participants to pose their questions directly to MEPs and candidates\, who will reply live via videolink\, with MEP candidates already confirmed from across the major political party groupings. \nRaise your issues and raise your solutions: if your organisation has a manifesto\, a petition\, an action day – you can highlight this in the Solutions chat room at the end of the day. \nWith the European Parliament elections approaching in May 2019\, it is the crucial moment to exchange on these key issues for the future of Europe – and as the event is online\, you can drop in and join in whenever and from wherever you like to contribute to the conversation! Automatic translation will also be available. \nSpread the word to encourage your networks to get active and put their burning questions to MEPs! \nRegistrations for participation are now open at: http://jammart.eu
URL:https://sdgwatcheurope.org/event/jamm-session-ep-elections-2019-live-online-dialogue/
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SUMMARY:Policy debate for the Spitzenkandidaten
DESCRIPTION:European Youth Forum is organising a policy debate for the Spitzenkandidaten on 29 April together with the Maastricht University\, which will be a rare opportunity to learn about their views through a joint\, live debate. The debate will also reflect on topics emerging from an online survey. \nIf you have any questions or topics that you think the candidates should be debating also in relation to sustainable development\, then you can fill in the survey by 17 March and by that also influence the debate: https://maastrichtuniversity.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ah5fJcvd0tMM6X3
URL:https://sdgwatcheurope.org/event/policy-debate-for-the-spitzenkandidaten/
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SUMMARY:Connecting Science and Society: Call for Applications to the Potsdam Summer School 2019
DESCRIPTION:Interactions between science and society are at the centre of this year’s Potsdam Summer School\, which will take place from 20 to 29 August 2019. It will explore the importance of science communication in order to find effective ways of communicating highly relevant topics in the field of sustainability and global change. \nSince the sharing of interdisciplinary knowledge and expertise is a key aspect of the Summer School\, the following questions will also guide the ten-day programme: \n\nHow can scientists address audiences from other societal areas?\nCan all sustainability topics be communicated in the same way?\nShould scientists become advocates rather than maintaining a neutral stance?\nHow can we deal with incomplete or misrepresented scientific information?\nHow can we reduce complexity without losing the scientific character?\nHow can we strengthen the credibility of scientific findings?\n\nWith its overarching theme – “Connecting Science & Society – Communicating Research on Sustainability and Global Change” – this year’s Potsdam Summer School will continue the transdisciplinary and interactive event series that has been held annually in Potsdam since 2014. The Summer School will provide its participants with a comprehensive look into theories and methods of science communication. They will engage in discussions and group work\, where they will be provided with the tools to develop effective communication strategies. \nThe aim is to bring together talented early-career scientists and young professionals operating in the private sector\, governmental agencies and non-governmental organisations from many different parts of the world to discuss frontier (research) questions on future sustainable development. We also aim to train science communication ambassadors who are eager to engage with various sectors of the public back in their home countries. Our goal is to improve science awareness\, help to develop informed opinions\, and enhance the transferable skills of current researchers. \nIn this context\, the Potsdam Summer School provides a unique opportunity for all participants to foster international cooperation and an interdisciplinary exchange of ideas. These issues span a multitude of natural and social science disciplines and invite stakeholders from the public and private sector to get involved. \nIn partnership with Geo.X and the City of Potsdam\, the 2019 Potsdam Summer School will be jointly organised by the Alfred Wegener Institute\, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI)\, the Helmholtz Centre Potsdam – GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences\, the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)\, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)\, and the University of Potsdam. Experts\, stakeholders\, and guest lecturers from high-level national and international institutes and organisations will contribute their knowledge and insights to the Summer School programme. The programme will comprise lectures\, various discussion formats\, and interactive group activities. \nThe call for applications will start on 1 February and the deadline for submitting applications is 30 April. \nMore information: \n\nhttps://potsdam-summer-school.org/
URL:https://sdgwatcheurope.org/event/connecting-science-and-society-call-for-applications-to-the-potsdam-summer-school-2019/
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