Livecast: Reflection on the Election Results

Publish Date:19 marca 2021

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Racism , Democracy , Justice , Policy

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As part of the Week Against Racism and in response to the Dutch national elections results, Pakhuis de Zwijger organizes an online event on March 18 to discuss the election results and the continuous need for political pressure.

During this event the election results and political trends are reflected upon; What are important developments? How do current political developments and election results affect racism, discrimination and equality in our society? Hereafter, grassroots organizations and initiatives are brought to the conversation in discussing how to continue to put pressure on politics and policy via various anti-racism movements. This is important so that the topics of racism and equality remain on the political agenda and concrete changes take place.

Associate Director of the John Lewis Fellowship and member of S.P.E.A.K. Hanane Abouellotfi and Program Manager at Humanity in Action Nederland Raissa Biekman are amongst those discussing these matters. 

When: March 18, 2021
Time: 20:30h
Where: Online via Livecast
Language: Dutch
How: You can register on the eventpage.

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