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SUMMARY:Thematic Training | Peacebuilding and the Role of Civil Society Organisations
DESCRIPTION:The thematic training will discuss the EU’s approach and support to peacebuilding efforts in partner countries. It will further explore the notion of EU funding in support of local civil society organisations-led peacebuilding actions and inclusion of diverse societal groups in peacebuilding (women\, youth).  \nGuest speaker at the thematic training will be Ben Moore\, Assistant Director at European Peacebuilding Liaison Office (EPLO)\, in charge of Civil Society Dialogue Network\, EPLO membership\, Funding for peacebuilding Working Group.  \nThe event will be followed by a Working Group EU Funding meeting that will provide a debrief of the thematic training and discuss the WG’s activities and policy objectives.  \nRegistration deadline: 30 September \nThis event is organised by ENoP as part of its current EU co-funded project “Strengthening ENoP as Actor in Support of Democratic and Pluralistic Societies”.
URL:https://www.enop.eu/event/thematic-training-peacebuilding-and-the-role-of-csos/
LOCATION:Online Venue\, Online
CATEGORIES:Events,Expert Group Meetings
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SUMMARY:Thematic Training | Underlying Patterns of Global and Local Sustainability Challenges
DESCRIPTION:Guest speaker at the thematic training will be Mr. Martin Fielko\, Managing Partner & Head of Educational Programmes and Marketing at the Collective Leadership Institute gGmbH: Building Competence for Sustainability. \nThe thematic training will discuss the following local sustainability challenges:  \n\nThe status of the world – a brief look at the current crises and what they have in common;\nZooming in – what kind of local crises have occurred already and will occur in the future if we keep on doing things like we are used to;\nPartnerships and collaboration are of paramount importance to overcome sustainability challenges\, globally and locally – how to strengthen them;\nThe Collective Leadership Compass – presentation of  a systemic methodology to identify patterns of sustainability challenges and opportunities;\nTurning challenges into opportunities – from knowledge to action.\n\nRegistration deadline: 5 October  \nThe thematic training will be followed by a Working Group Sustainable Development meeting\, which will take place from 11:30 – 13:00 CET. \nThis event is organised by ENoP as part of its current EU co-funded project “Strengthening ENoP as Actor in Support of Democratic and Pluralistic Societies”.
URL:https://www.enop.eu/event/thematic-training-underlying-patterns-of-global-and-local-sustainability-challenges/
LOCATION:Online Venue\, Online
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20221025T140000
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SUMMARY:Thematic Training | The New European Media Act
DESCRIPTION:The exchange will bring clarity on the new Regulation\, aimed at proposing a “new set of rules to protect media pluralism and independence in the EU”\, and contributing to the overall EU initiative on “A new push for European Democracy”.  \nLaunched on 16 September 2022\, the New Media Act has sparked controversy among CSOs and democracy actors and triggered a discussion on the transparency of the process and the ambition of the regulation to really bring reforms in the sector.  \nDuring the thematic training\, we will discuss the structure of the proposal\, its shortcomings\, and recommendations on the way forward. Guest speakers and input delivery by:  \n\nCarolin Johnson\, Policy and Research Coordinator\, European Partnership for Democracy (EPD)\nFernando Hortal Foronda\, Digital Policy Officer\, European Partnership for Democracy (EPD)\n\nYou can download the New European Media Act Regulation and recommendations HERE.  \nDeadline for registrations: Friday\, 21 October 2022 \nThis event is organised by ENoP as part of its current EU co-funded project “Strengthening ENoP as Actor in Support of Democratic and Pluralistic Societies”.
URL:https://www.enop.eu/event/thematic-training-the-new-european-media-act/
LOCATION:Online Venue\, Online
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Hybrid Conference | Protecting Journalists at Risk in Mexico and Central America
DESCRIPTION:The first eight months of 2022 have seen a shocking increase in lethal violence against journalists in Mexico\, resulting in the murder of at least 13 journalists. According to a group of organisations that is monitoring and documenting these murders (Article19\, the Committee to Protect Journalists – CPJ\, Women’s Communication and Information – CIMAC\, Reporters Without Borders and PEN International)\, the vast majority of these murders could be related to the exercise of the profession of journalism. If this trend continues\, 2022 stands to become one of the most lethal years on record for the press in Mexico. Impunity\, lack of investigations and ambiguous messages at all political levels indicate that the risk for this trend to continue is high. \n\n\nIn El Salvador\, Nayib Bukele’s government has recently approved some reforms that are seen by many observers and CSOs as a deliberate censorship of journalists’ work. This is only the last chapter of a systematic attack on press freedom that Bukele has been carrying out since he came to power in 2019. Physical threats\, several forms of harassment and now the concrete risk for journalists to be sentenced up to 15 years of imprisonment\, has obliged many to flee the country. Other countries in the region have registered a similar degradation of the democratic space\, of which journalism is a fundamental element. \n\n\nOrganised by the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung and the EU-LAT Network\, with the support of ENoP\, this conference aims to shed a light on the current threats that media professionals are facing\, hearing directly from journalists from the region. Panellists will discuss how the European Union can provide support through political initiatives and concrete mechanisms that protect individuals from old and new forms of violence. \n\n\nDraft agenda \n\n\n15:30 – 16:00  Registration \n\n\nModeration by Marco Pérez Navarrete\, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung San Salvador Regional Office for Central America \n\n\n16:00 –16:10  Welcoming words by MEP Tilly Metz (Greens/EFA)\, Chair of the EP Delegation for relations with the countries of Central America \n\n\n16:10 – 16:30  Presentation of the report ‘Dejar todo’\, women journalists in a situation of forced internal displacement in Mexico\, by Lucía Lagunes Huerta\, Director of CIMAC\, Mexico and Camelia Muñoz Alvarado\, Journalist\, Mexico \n\n\n16:30 – 16:45  Shrinking space for journalists in Central America: the case of El Salvador and Guatemala\, by Carlos Dada\, Co-founder and Director of El Faro news website \n\n\n16:45 – 16:55  Remarks by an MEP tbc \n\n\n16:55 – 17:15  How the European Union can support journalism and press freedom worldwide and specifically in Latin America: political and financial mechanisms in place\, with Jonathan Hatwell\, Head of Division –  Mexico\, Central America and Caribbean at the European External Action Service \n\n\n17:15 – 17:50  Q&A and debate \n\n\n17:50 – 18:00  Closing remarks by an MEP tbc \n\n\n18:00 – 19:00  Reception \nWith simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish \nThis event is organised with the support of ENoP as part of its current EU co-funded project “Strengthening ENoP as Actor in Support of Democratic and Pluralistic Societies”.
URL:https://www.enop.eu/event/protecting-journalists-at-risk-in-mexico-and-central-america/
LOCATION:European Parliament\, Room ASP 5E1\, rue Wiertz 60\, 1047 Brussels\, Belgium\, and on Zoom\, European Parliament\, Room ASP 5E1\, rue Wiertz 60\, 1047\, Brussels\, Belgium
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