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2nd FEPS Annual Autumn Academy

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28 - 30/09/2020
00:00 - 00:00
2nd FEPS Annual Autumn Academy
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This extraordinary training event, powered by FEPS in cooperation with Members and Partners, will take you on an inspiring journey through key European themes. Participating, you will:

– have a unique chance to contribute to the debate on the Future of Europe – engaging in a dialogue and presenting your very own ideas to the leading politicians, academics and representatives of the civil society.

– grasp an opportunity to explore the political initiatives that make headlines, look through lenses of experts at the countries case studies and learn skills needed for campaigning, speaking in public and using polling data.

– e-visit places, where politics happen; meet amazing people, who like you are to shape the future of their parties and of course, enjoy yourself while making most formative memories!

This is a closed event. Only nominees by member foundations and partners will have access.

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