Search

Reclaiming Democracy: FEPS-FMS Training Videos (Part 2/2)

DemocracyDemocratic ResilienceNeighbourhoodWorld
All Topics
Speakers
Search speaker

16/06/2021
00:00 - 00:00
Reclaiming Democracy: FEPS-FMS Training Videos (Part 2/2)
56549
780-reclaiming-democracy-feps-fms-training-videos-part-2
0

In order to give you access to our events, FEPS processes your personal data together with any other organiser of this event mentioned in the description of the event and in accordance with 'FEPS’ data protection policy.

Online launch event, Wednesday, 16 June 2021, 15:00-15:30 CET

The Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) and the Foundation Max van der Stoel  launched six FEPS-FMS training videos from the Reclaiming Democracy project live on Facebook! The first three videos were presented on 9 June 2021. During this event, the last three videos were screened and discussed.

The videos are about assessing the strength and position of political organisations, main campaign building blocks, and negotiating. Jelena Mitrović and Arjen Berkvens presented and discussed the use and benefit of each video.

Watch the training videos here | Check out our training website!

Network
Foundation Max van der Stoel (FMS)
Find all related publications
Publications
See all
08/12/2023
Policy Study

Youth support for democracy in Spain

Democracy in the face of disadvantage
06/12/2023
Policy Brief

Stronger resilience through cooperation in the Sahel

'12 years of crises in the Sahel' series
18/10/2023
Policy Study

Beyond humanitarian aid: the EU’s approach to alleviating food crisis in the Sahel at a time of global insecurity

'12 years of crises in the Sahel' series
11/10/2023
Book

Forging Europe’s leadership

Global trends, Russian aggression and the risk of a regressive world
Find all related events
Events
See all
Upcoming
See all
11/12/2023
Madrid, Spain

Youth support for democracy in Spain

Democracy in the face of disadvantage
Past
See all
30/11/2023
FEPS HQ (Expert meeting)

Living up to, not leaving aside

The Progressive Strategy towards the elections 2024
29/11/2023
Helsinki, Finland (Hybrid)

From Russia’s aggression to progressive recovery of Ukraine

How to ensure Ukraine’s democratic future?
Find all related news
News
See all
22/11/2023

Ann Linde is FEPS’ new Foreign Affairs Special Advisor

14/09/2023

FEPS President at the SDG Summit and United Nations General Assembly in New York

12/09/2023

Call for tender – Research and analysis for the project “Progressive paths to rebuild Ukraine”

This call for tender closed on 26/09/2023
19/07/2023

President Lula da Silva meets with FEPS and Plataforma CIPÓ

The Brazilian President was present in Brussels in the context of the EU-CELAC Summit
Find all related in the media
In the media
See all

Une réforme de l’UE qui intéressera forcément les Suisses

by Le Temps 24/11/2023
'EU reform bound to be of interest to the Swiss', an opinion piece in Le Temps on EU Treaties changes by Maria João Rodrigues, FEPS President, Guillaume Klossa, Director of think tank EuropaNova and Daniela Schwarzer, Executive board member Bertelsmann Stiftung

« Le moment est venu de lancer un débat sur la réforme de l’Union européenne »

by Le Monde 22/11/2023
'The time has come to launch a debate on the reform of the European Union', an opinion piece in Le Monde on Eu Treaties changes by Maria João Rodrigues, FEPS President, Guillaume Klossa, Director of think tank EuropaNova and Daniela Schwarzer, Executive board member Bertelsmann Stiftung

A Europa em tempo de guerras

by Público 06/11/2023
'Europe in times of wars'. With two wars unfolding in the European neighbourhood, FEPS President, Maria João Rodrigues, reflects in Público on the EU's capacity to play its role as a major international actor and exert its own strategic autonomy

‘SDG funding gap swells to $137trn’ New Policy Study from FEPS, together with Earth4All, to deliver a five-point plan for the SDGs.

by Edie 19/09/2023
The “SDGs for All” report emphasises that policymakers have the potential to significantly advance SDG implementation by the original 2030 deadline and beyond by enacting five “extraordinary turnarounds” that break away from current trends.