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| - | On this page, you will find the activities where GTA will participate in the World Social Forum 2024, either as co-organizer or with the presence of some its [[:core_members|Facilitation Team members]]. To see the full agenda and more information please visit [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/|the official WSF site]]. | + | On this page, you will find the activities where GTA has participated in the World Social Forum 2024, either as co-organizer or with the presence of some its [[:core_members|Facilitation Team members]]. To see the full agenda and more information please visit [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/|the official WSF site]]. |
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| ## The GTA as Co-organizers | ## The GTA as Co-organizers | ||
| - | The GTA will be co-organizing the following panels: | + | The GTA has co-organized the following panels: |
| ### Radical Democracy and Autonomy: Current Practice and Future Visions | ### Radical Democracy and Autonomy: Current Practice and Future Visions | ||
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| Type of Session: Offline | Type of Session: Offline | ||
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| - | * Session 1: [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/64]] | ||
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| - | * Session 2: [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/216]] | ||
| #### About Sessions | #### About Sessions | ||
| - | Our first session will be on presenting existing practices of radical democracy, and following up, our second session will be on principles of radical democracy emerging from ground experiences, along with exploring what can be done to spread, deepen, and strengthen radical democracy. | + | Our first session was on presenting existing practices of radical democracy, and our second session followed up with principles of radical democracy emerging from ground experiences, along with exploring what can be done to spread, deepen, and strengthen radical democracy. |
| - | Following up, our second session will be on principles of radical democracy emerging from ground experiences, along with exploring what can be done to spread, deepen, and strengthen radical democracy. | ||
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| Venue: RR-BLC B-F1-R (8) | Venue: RR-BLC B-F1-R (8) | ||
| - | Link for participation: | ||
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| - | * Online: [[https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/63998305089]] | ||
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| - | * Offline: [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/296]] | ||
| #### About Session | #### About Session | ||
| - | This digital session presented by the University and Social Commitment Network of Seville, in cooperation with GTA, is designed with a participatory methodology inspired by the Freirean pedagogical-political legacy to confront the "cultural war" launched by the extreme right, around the relationship of Climate Negativism with the Far Right. | + | This digital session presented by the University and Social Commitment Network of Seville, in cooperation with GTA, was designed with a participatory methodology inspired by the Freirean pedagogical-political legacy to confront the "cultural war" launched by the extreme right, around the relationship of Climate Negativism with the Far Right. |
| - | This activity is also conceived as a continuation and/or post-event of the second conference of the Political Ecology of the Extreme Right (PEFR) Network. | + | This activity was also conceived as a continuation and/or post-event of the second conference of the Political Ecology of the Extreme Right (PEFR) Network. |
| - | Logistical support for the access link to the session is provided in Uppsala, Sweden, by Daniel Mossberg + Azril Bacal (contact person and facilitator) of the "Café con Paulo Freire" program at CEMUS ([[www.cemus.uu.se]]). | + | Logistical support for the access link to the session was provided in Uppsala, Sweden, by Daniel Mossberg + Azril Bacal (contact person and facilitator) of the "Café con Paulo Freire" program at CEMUS ([[www.cemus.uu.se]]). |
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| The only possibility left to tackle this disaster is a worldwide rural and urban mobilization of the civil society on all continents and all fields of action, fighting for peace and justice in every community, municipality and city of the world. | The only possibility left to tackle this disaster is a worldwide rural and urban mobilization of the civil society on all continents and all fields of action, fighting for peace and justice in every community, municipality and city of the world. | ||
| - | This panel discussion pursues the purpose of having an open discussion about these priorities in a consensually established time frame starting with Peace as a necessary condition for social, political and environmental justice and Justice as a necessary condition for Peace. | + | This panel discussion pursued the purpose of having an open discussion about these priorities in a consensually established time frame starting with Peace as a necessary condition for social, political and environmental justice and Justice as a necessary condition for Peace. |
| ### Building The World Social Forum On Transformative Economies In Colombia 2024 | ### Building The World Social Forum On Transformative Economies In Colombia 2024 | ||
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| Type of Session: Offline | Type of Session: Offline | ||
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| - | [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/160]] | ||
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| Type of Session: Offline | Type of Session: Offline | ||
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| - | [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/140]] | ||
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| Type of Session: Offline | Type of Session: Offline | ||
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| - | [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/133]] | ||
| #### About Session | #### About Session | ||
| - | This will be a session between South Asia groups, a space to network and come together as a Sangam. | + | This was a session between South Asia groups, a space to network and come together as a Sangam. |
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| Type of Session: Offline | Type of Session: Offline | ||
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| - | [[https://www.wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/68]] | ||
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| As a result, there is continued depletion of resources, environment degradation, and biodiversity losses impacting growing displacements, migrations, and conflicts in all life forms globally. | As a result, there is continued depletion of resources, environment degradation, and biodiversity losses impacting growing displacements, migrations, and conflicts in all life forms globally. | ||
| - | Our aim for the assembly is to share, reflect on the experiences, and talk about the evidence and facts of urgency to act. In solidarity, for change that we need in our society now and today. We propose to collectively explore these issues in this forum with a loud voice and commitment to change. | + | Our aim for the assembly was to share, reflect on the experiences, and talk about the evidence and facts of urgency to act. In solidarity, for change that we need in our society now and today. We propose dto collectively explore these issues in this forum with a loud voice and commitment to change. |
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| Type of Session: Offline | Type of Session: Offline | ||
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| - | [[https://wsf2024nepal.org/organization/activity/211]] | ||
| #### About Session | #### About Session | ||
| - | In response to ecological collapse and societal challenges, there’s a global call for holistic solutions, with bioregionalism emerging as a framework to reconnect human communities with their habitats, enabling local interdependence and grassroots stewardship. The session aims to explore the framework in the South Asian context. | + | In response to ecological collapse and societal challenges, there’s a global call for holistic solutions, with bioregionalism emerging as a framework to reconnect human communities with their habitats, enabling local interdependence and grassroots stewardship. The session aimed to explore the framework in the South Asian context. |