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Welcome to the Call to Europe IX – version 2.0! This year FEPS’ flagship initiative will start with two day online conference through Zoom and FB Live. This is just a beginning of an exciting intellectual and political adventure – if YOU stay tuned in, will keep YOU at the heart of the crucial progressive European debates until the conference that we will hold in FEPS new headquarters in December!

We have been determined to make our Call to Europe about something that is in the hearts and minds of everyone: Climate Justice and Gender Equality.

We feel the responsibility of making sure that The EU Green Deal and a new Roadmap to Gender Equality and are at the heart of all the post-COVID strategies for Europe. And that is precisely the message we want to articulate now in June, when diverse paths are under discussions and the proposal for Multiannual Financial Framework is yet to arrive; and we will repeat in December – when we meet just a week ahead of the Summit.

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