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Thursday, 17 June 2021, 13:00 – 13:30 CET

The Let me say this project is about storytelling. Progressive activists and change-makers all over the world backed by the network of FEPS and Foundation Max Van der Stoel will be featured in a monthly video and live 30 minutes interview.

Tune in to listen and be inspired by personal stories and struggles of progress, of actions that intend to bring about a more equal and just society. Follow the Let me say this project to be confronted with a different way of seeing how change can be brought about and how social-democratic activists are in the forefront of a different type of politics, on the lead of topical issues, across countries and generations.

Programme

Welcome and introduction by the moderators

  • Maria Freitas, FEPS Engagement and Programme Coordinator
  • Remy Van Aanholt, Junior Project Manager, Foundation Max Van der Stoel

Live interview with Let me say this activist and changemaker, followed by Q&A

  • Evgenija Janakieska, Member of the Board of Social Democratic Youth, North Macedonia

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