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CPPD | European Network Meeting »Across Borders!«

CPPD European Network Meeting »Across Borders!«
13 – 14 November 2025 | Zurich

This year’s gathering is held under the motto: Across Borders! Together, we want to explore the following questions: How can we create spaces in which global entanglements become visible—while local action remains possible? What do we need in order to remain capable of taking action beyond geographical, institutional, as well as personal and positional boundaries? We do not want to start from scratch, but rather build on what already exists: The network meeting is intentionally designed to be open and dialogical, offering space for resonance, exchange, and collective reflection.

The  European Network Meeting will be held in collaboration with not_your_bubble. Further information are available here.

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