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Programme (PDF) “If we can dream it, we can do it” 17-19 November time Wednesday 17 November Thursday 18 November Friday 19 November The News of the Day with Tanja Fajon and Christel The News of the Day with Raphael The News of the Day with Katarina Barley and Eva Kaili, 11-11.30 Schaldemose, MEPs Glucksmann Birgit Sippel and Juan MEPs Fernando López Aguilar, MEPs 13.30-14 Opening session with Iratxe García Pérez, S&D leader, Silver Rose Award Ceremony - Lifetime Preview with Conny Reuter, Global Coordinator, Andreas Schieder and Sergei Stanishev, GPF Co-Chairs Achievement, with Marie Arena, MEP and Progressive Alliance and Zita Gurmai, President, PES Mikael Leyi, Secretary General, Solidar Women on “Resilient democracy” 14-14.45 LET’S KEEP MOVING ACCESS TO RESOURCES SHE+ Paul Magnette talks to Jacinda Ardern (recorded) Elizabeth Warren, senior US Senator/Hugh Rula Jebreal, journalist, Palestine; Magda Górecka, Happiness indicator: a fundamental tool to guide Evans, Charles Santiago; Jutta Urpilainen EC; activist, Poland; Elizabeth Gómez Alcorta, Minister for public policies Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, mayor Freetown, Sierra Women, Gender and Diversity, Argentina; Helena Dalli, Leone Commissioner 14.45-15 Back 2 Studio Back 2 Studio TV studio with Lara Rashid (remembering Utøya) 15-15.45 UNited for a people-powered, post-pandemic recovery MIGRATION NEW LEFT / NEW POLITICS (Session I), Seizing the opportunity for global change Aboubakar Soumahoro, trade unionist, Italy; Kevin Kühnert, deputy leader SPD, Germany; Elly António Guterres, Secretary General, UN, (video);Josep Filippo Grandi- UN High Commissioner for Schlein, vice-president of Emilia Romagna region, Italy; Borrell, High Representative of the EU Refugees; Rania Ali, Syrian journalist and Conner Rousseu, leader Vooruit, Belgium; Marcela Moderator: Maria João Rodrigues, President, FEPS refugee, Ylva Johansson, Commissioner Mulholland, Political director for Climate, Data for Progress Back 2 Studio Back 2 Studio - Molengeek Back 2 Studio 15.45-16 A DIGITAL WORLD A NEW GREEN DEAL FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE 16-16.45 UNited for a people-powered, post-pandemic recovery (Session II) Achieving a fair post-COVID recovery with Max Schrems, privacy activist, Austria; Tristan (Live from the College of Europe, Bruges) citizens at its centre? Harris, technology ethicist, US; Mariana Frans Timmermans; Federica Mogherini; John Kerry; Michelle Bachelet, UN High Commissioner for HR; Guy Mazzucato, economist, Italy/US, Sunita Narain, environmentalist, India, Ryder, Director-General, International Labour Organization; Howard Lee Chuan How, Former State Youth and Sports Minister for the State of Perak, Malaysia; Helen Clark, Former PM, New Zealand; Madeleine Albright, Former Secretary of State, US; Moderator: László Andor, Secretary General, FEPS 16.45-17 Back 2 Studio with Christophe Rouillon Back 2 Studio with Camila Garfias Back 2 Studio with Luca Visentini CREATING SUSTAINABLE GROWTH (Live from Rome) ALL DIFFERENT, ALL EQUAL NEW SOCIAL CONTRACT FOR INCLUSIVE AND 17-17.45 Enrico Letta, former Prime Minister, Italy; Luca Visentini, Jagmeet Singh, MP and New Democratic SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY ETUC General Secretary, Nadia Calviño, Minister of Party leader, Canada; Stacey Abrams, Moderator: Sharan Burrow, ITUC; Nicolas Schmit, EC; Economy and Digitalization, Spain activist, writer, politician, USA; Jean Wyllys, Martin J. Walsh, US Secretary of Labor; Omar Faruk activist, Brazil Osman, General Secretary of the Federation of Somali Trade Unions (FESTU); Jayati Ghosh, Indian Development Economist, Richard Trumka, President of AFL-CIO 17.45-18 Back 2 Studio with Pedro Marques, MEP Back 2 Studio with Sergei Stanishev Back 2 Studio with Andreas Schieder THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY (Live from Lisbon) THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY (Live from THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY (Live from Madrid) 18-19 Helsinki) António Costa, Prime Minjster, Portugal; Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, Senator, USA; Sanna Marin, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, U.S. Representative, Pedro Vice-President, USA; Stefan Löfven, Prime Minister, Prime Minister, Finland Sanchez, PM Spain Sweden Closing session: 3 minutes message from GPF Co-Chairs and S&D President .
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