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IndignaCtion! Together, thinking about our societies great challenges September 10-12, 2012 WHY Voices have been raised to alert the conscience around the world. Revolutionary movements and waves of indignation have captured the public opinion. We witnessed protests that led to the fall of oppressive regimes in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya. In Spain, Greece, the United States… this discontent initiated a citizen re-appropriation of public space. If the issues raised by these regional movements retain their diversity, they embody the dignity of the indignation and rejection of injustice, the will of a dialogue that takes into consideration the voices of citizens. From this turmoil, the idea was born to draw elements from the sources of protest in order to create a constructive exchange bringing together the Arab Spring activists and the European Occupy movement. During three days, you, actors from both sides of the Mediterranean Sea involved in these changes, will meet, exchange, discuss, and reflect. You will compare your experiences, aspirations and thoughts. You will also have the opportunity to debate directly not only with intellectuals, but also with economic, institutional, social and political leaders. HOW The IndignaCtion Forum will be organized in a creative and highly participatory format using Open Space Technology. Hailed for its utter simplicity - and its power, OST is a method bringing all stakeholders together to discuss and to seek a shared solution. They are open, participatory events, the content of which is provided by participants. The following programme, which has to be seen as a main guideline, includes plenaries and small-group breakout sessions. During these three days, do not hesitate to often relay on "bulletin boards" of issues and opportunities posted by participants. And do not forget that the best outcomes are yours to create!
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IndignaCtion!
Together, thinking about our societies great challenges
September 10-12, 2012
WHY Voices have been raised to alert the conscience around the world. Revolutionary movements and waves of indignation have captured the public opinion. We witnessed protests that led to the fall of oppressive regimes in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya. In Spain, Greece, the United States… this discontent initiated a citizen re-appropriation of public space. If the issues raised by these regional movements retain their diversity, they embody the dignity of the indignation and rejection of injustice, the will of a dialogue that takes into consideration the voices of citizens.
From this turmoil, the idea was born to draw elements from the sources of protest in order to create a constructive exchange bringing together the Arab Spring activists and the European Occupy movement. During three days, you, actors from both sides of the Mediterranean Sea involved in these changes, will meet, exchange, discuss, and reflect. You will compare your experiences, aspirations and thoughts. You will also have the opportunity to debate directly not only with intellectuals, but also with economic, institutional, social and political leaders.
HOW
The IndignaCtion Forum will be organized in a creative and highly participatory format using Open Space Technology. Hailed for its utter simplicity - and its power, OST is a method bringing all stakeholders together to discuss and to seek a shared solution. They are open, participatory events, the content of which is provided by participants. The following programme, which has to be seen as a main guideline, includes plenaries and small-group breakout sessions. During these three days, do not hesitate to often relay on "bulletin boards" of issues and opportunities posted by participants. And do not forget that the best outcomes are yours to create!
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 09TH
Throughout the day: arrival of participants in Luxembourg
Meeting with the Luxembourgish Occupy movement, from 7:30pm
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH
09:00–10:00 Registration – Multicultural breakfast
Second floor - Abbey
10:00–11:30 Welcome exchange with the Sponsoring Committee
Plenary: J. Ensch Room 11:30-12:30 Voices from the squares: Arab and European participants
talk about their experience on the ground
12:30–14:00 Lunch Nic Klecker restaurant
14:00-15:00 “Speed Meeting” 1 on 1
E. Dune Room 15:00–16:00 Introduction to the Open Space Technology
Suggestions of discussion group topics and creation of the agenda for the 1st Open Space session
16:00-16:30 Coffee break 16:30-18:00 First Open Space session:
“what did we raise our voices for?”
Let’s occupy the second floor 18:00-19:00 Buffer zone…
19:00-20:30 Luxembourgish Dinner
Nic Klecker restaurant
R. KRIEPS HALL 21:00
LIVE PERFORMANCE
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH 09:00–10:30 Welcome exchange with personalities from economic,
social, cultural and political institutions Plenary: J. Ensch Room
10:30-11:00 Coffee break and new work groups topics posting 11:00-12:30 Second Open Space session with personalities from
economic, social, cultural and political institutions
Let’s occupy the second floor
12:30–14:30 Lunch (take-out if necessary)
Nic Klecker restaurant 14:30–16:30 Discovery, in small groups, of multicultural Luxembourg:
Visiting an alternative village, a community garden, a youth centre, meeting in a home for asylum seekers, a ministry.
17:00-18:00 Voices from the squares: Arab and European participants
talk about their experience on the ground
Back to the CCRN - Plenary: J. Ensch Room
18:00-19:00 Buffer zone… 19:00-20:30 Dinner
Nic Klecker restaurant
J. ENSCH ROOM 20:30
Open mic’ debate
The Euromediterranean grassroots movements: (a) common vision(s)
for the future?
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH
09:00–09:30 New work groups topics posting
09:30–12:00 Third Open Space session:
“What we can do together, Future actions”
Coffee break from 10:30 to 11:00
12:00–14:00 Lunch
Nic Klecker restaurant
14:00-15:00 Voices from the squares: Arab and European participants
talk about their experience on the ground
Plenary: J. Ensch Room
15:00–17:00 Preparing the Luxembourg DECLARATION
J.Ensch Room
17:00-19:00 Buffer zone…
19:00-20:00 Tunisian Dinner
Nic Klecker restaurant
PARVIS
20:30
CONCERT
Meeting under the environmental and social responsibility label
For further information please refer to our website: www.ccrn.lu
