DialoguePerspectives | “Voices of Resilience: Exploring Crisis and Cohesion in Contemporary European Society”

“Voices of Resilience: Exploring Crisis and Cohesion in Contemporary European Society” will be part of the Annual Summit of DialoguePerspectives. We anticipate the participation of 60 young future European leaders from 20 countries. We will engage with these young change-makers in discussing the challenges posed by the European polycrisis from an interdisciplinary perspective, provide insights into the results and findings of our collaborative work over the past year within the DialoguePerspectives programme and present contributions from our upcoming anthology. Together, we aim to develop concrete solutions and ideas to address the diverse crises facing Europe.

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EPNA | Podcast: Episode 10

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