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Ashoka Talks: Positive Redefining of Democracy
Date
Wednesday 12.12.18 19:00
Location
Natolin (Warsaw) Campus
ul. Nowoursynowska 84
PL-02/797 Warszawa
PolandTo mark the start of the cooperation between the College of Europe in Natolin and Ashoka Poland, on Wednesday, 12 December 2018, the College of Europe in Natolin hosted the Ashoka Talks on "Positive Redefining of Democracy".
This was an excellent opportunity to listen to the new Ashoka Fellows elected in 2018:
- Senior Ashoka Fellow Kuba WYGNAŃSKI (Shipyard)
- Ashoka Fellow Maciej PODYMA (Fundacja Łąka)
- Ashoka Fellow from Turkey Itir ERHART (Adim Adim)
- Miłosz WIATROWSKI (College of Europe in Natolin)
They shared their experience and knowledge about revolutions and social movements in the context of the urgent need to redefine democracy today.
Ashoka is a network addressing the world’s most pressing problems. They identify and accelerate cutting-edge social innovation: whether in social entrepreneurship, education or business. By bringing together these communities across sectors they are building a world in which everyone is equipped and empowered to be a changemaker.