Equality and European public space Cosmopolitism and democracy 27th of April 2009 18.30-21.00 Sciences-Po Paris Salle François Gogel, 56 rue des Saint pères (entrance through 27 rue Saint Guillaume) PLEASE PRINT THIS PAGE FOR ENTRY OR REGISTER: editors@euroalter.com The objective of the event is to shed light on current challenges to movements fighting for equality in Europe, with a specific focus on gender equality and on cosmopolitism. 18.30-19.40 – Equality and Democracy in the European public space The EU has put into place ‘Gender mainstreaming’ policies and action to ensure equal access to all to high level positions seems to be gained in Europe: laws on equal access to MEP positions etc… Does that mean than feminism and struggles for equality lost their rationale? What are the challenges today? Jeanine Mossuz-Lavau, director of research at CNRS, CEVIPOF, spécialist of issues of women representation in politics Agnieska Graff, writer and key polish feminist 19.40-20.50 – Public space and diversity: For a cosmopolitan feminism! The struggles for equality face a new reality linked to migrations: 2nd generation immigrants in european countries, struggles for gender equality outside Europe. These issues call for a redefinition of objectives and action of struggles for equality in Europe. Sonia Dayan-Hezbrun, sociologist, professeur at Université Paris VII/Diderot and at l’EHESS, specialist of gender relationships in Maghreb and Machreq. Fatou Sow, sociologist, spécialist of feminism in Africa 20.50-21.00 : Conclusions Questions asked by Matine Levy, European Women’s lobby and Safia Lebdi, founder of Les insoumises In partnership with Nouvelle Europe and Sciences-Po