Global crises cross network space to discuss alternatives

January 2009

30 January 2009 (All day)
A substantial number of global and regional civil society networks and social movements are inviting during the World Social Forum in Belem/Brazil to two Cross Networking spaces to discuss Alternatives and joint strategies for change.

Location

World Social Forum, Belem, Brazil
A substantial number of global and regional civil society networks and social movements are inviting during the World Social Forum in Belem/Brazil to two Cross Networking spaces to discuss Alternatives and joint strategies for change. These two spaces are working spaces that are open to interested networks and social movements and are considered a starting point to explore themes and strategies across networks that help to build synergies to face the global crises.

PART 1 / Friday, 30 January, 15h30-18h30
Global Crises: Cross Network Space to Discuss Alternatives

A cross network space to develop to share and develop joint alternatives and demands of social movements as a response to the global crises: food, climate, finance, labor/social, water, etc.

PART 2 / Friday, 30 January, 18h30-20h00
Global Crises: Cross Network Space to Discuss Joint Strategies

A cross network space to share strategies of mobilization towards change. Networks will share their proposals developed in their own networks, including moments of actions for 2009 – 2010. Based on these reports we will explore synergies and ideas on how to continue to work together across various networks.

CO-ORGANISERS OF THE CROSS NETWORKING SPACES:

Our World Is Not For Sale (OWINFS), TUCA - Trade Union Confederation of the Americas, Seattle to Brussels network, European Attac Network, Bi-regional Network Europe-Latin America and the Caribbean/ Enlazando Alternativas, European Network for Public Services, Social Watch, CADTM, Jubilee South, Hemispheric Social Alliance, Labor and Globalization Network, Action Aid International, International Gender and Trade Network (IGTN), Friends of the Earth International, Transform! Europe Network, LATINDAD, World Council of Churches, Transnational Institute, EURODAD, Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign – PPEHRC, REBRIP, Brazil Network on Multilateral Financial Institutions, Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, Focus on the Global South, SdL Intercategoriale, War on Want, Global Economic Alternatives Network

See the flyer in English Spanish and French