Events
Upcoming Events
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Dec 3
What Do the U.S. Election Results Mean for Roma in Europe?
This conversation will explore lessons learned from the U.S. elections and how future U.S. foreign policy will affect Roma in Europe.
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Dec 3
UN75—Women Who Grow Coca and Opium: COVID-19 and Gender-Sensitive Drug Policies in Rural Areas
This panel will explore the role that women living in rural coca and opium poppy growing regions play in their communities, the consequences of forced eradication campaigns, and the need for sustainable and equitable drug policies.
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Dec 4
UN75—Race, COVID-19, and the War on Drugs
The war on drugs has disproportionately affected people of color. This panel will explore how high-level policy changes and tireless activism on the streets can address egregious drug war related abuses of power across the globe.
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Dec 8
Evidence and Research for Roma Children—RECI Reports: A Decade of Collaboration
Activists in the Roma rights movement, European stakeholders, and early childhood advocates consider what needs to be done to secure a strong start for all Roma children.
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Dec 10
To Regularize or to Expand Work Visas in the EU?
What can be learned from Germany, Spain, and Italy’s efforts on migration in 2020?
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Dec 10
A New Start for U.S. Human Rights Policy: What Needs to Be Done?
Open Society Foundations President Patrick Gaspard joins a panel of distinguished experts to discuss how the incoming Biden administration can reestablish U.S. credibility on human rights.
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