The event organised by MEP Cornelia Ernst will take place at the European Parliament, Room: TREVES 9V40. The screening is part of this year's Anti-Racism Week and will be followed by a discussion with a representative of the alliance Don't Gas Africa.

About the film

'Shifting Power' is an evocative documentary that delves into the lives of five unique individuals from various regions across Africa. This film intimately portrays their personal stories, interwoven with the relentless challenges and remarkable triumphs they face in combating the climate crisis—a crisis not of their making.



Each character in 'Shifting Power' leads us with courage and an unyielding spirit, revealing the profound impact of their efforts in working with and educating their communities. From navigating daily hardships to spearheading grassroots movements, these individuals are not merely survivors but beacons of hope and agents of change

Registration

Please send an e-mail to jelena.jovanovic@europarl.europa.eu by Monday 11:00 should you be interested.

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  Cornelia Ernst, the Left

  MEP at European Parliament

Attendees are expected to gather at the Main Entrance of Altiero Spinelli by 8:15 on both event days (20th and 21st of March). It will not be possible for attendees to arrive outside of the slot allocated for accreditation.

Attendees should bring the ID or passport used during registration for security verification.

Organised by ENAR

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  Emmanuel Achiri

  Policy and Advocacy Advisor at ENAR
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  Rima Hassan

  MEP Candidate
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  Mila Paspalanova

  Anti-Racial Discrimination Advisor at Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
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  Michael Phoenix

  Head of Research at Office of the UN Special rapporteur on HRDs
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  Doros Polykarpou

  co-founder and executive director of KISA

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Following a pan-European research on the impact of colonialism on shaping economic and financial outcomes of racialised minorities in Europe, this session will focus on solutions-oriented proposals for equity and justice in the economy and reflections on ways to leave no one behind.

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  Onur CEVIK

  Policy Officer at Kif Kif vzw
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  Alba Kapoor

  Head of Policy at Runnymede Trust
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  Priscillia Ludosky

  MEP Candidate for the Greens/EFA at European Parliament
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  Arno Pedram

  copresident at Association des Journalistes Antiracistes et Racisé·e·s
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  Kahina Rabahi

  Policy and advocacy coordinator at EAPN
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  Ines Tielas da Silva

  Independant researcher

Organised by ARDI Intergroup

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  Selina Sene Adedeji-Mortoni

  Director of publishing house at Mabiki
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  Ana Gallego

  Director-General for Justice and Consumers (JUST) of European Commission,
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  Sacha Guttman

  Collective Golem - Belgium
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  Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana, Greens/EFA

  MEP at European Parliament
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  Waliyat Kola-Aderoju

  Consultative Board Member at DiasporaVote
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  Marion Lalisse

  Anti-Muslim Hatred Coordinator at European Commission
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  Marie-Colline Leroy

  Secretary of State for Gender Equality, Equal Opportunities and Diversity at Belgium
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  Irina Spataru

  ternYpe - International Roma Youth Network
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  Sedra Arab

  Anti-Racism Facilitator at Dokustelle