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Toward Inclusive Democracy: Nurturing Diverse Leadership in Public Policy

In 2024 more than half the world's population will reside in countries hosting nationwide elections – a historical juncture in democratic engagement. In Europe, Parliamentary Elections along with significant elections in member states, mean that the urgency to cultivate a new generation of leaders committed to inclusive democracy in public policy has never been more pronounced.

In recognizing the vital role these upcoming elections play in shaping the trajectory of the European Union, this program aims to empower and nurture diverse leaders aspiring to work in the field of public policy in Europe who will champion inclusive governance, foster equity, and uphold democratic values.

Participation in this meeting is limited to existing members of cohort 3 of the Public Policy New Voices Europe Fellowship.

If you would like further information about the Public Policy New Voices Europe Fellowship and to be informed of future calls for applications, please sign up for the Salzburg Global Newsletter.  

Date
Oct 14 - Oct 18, 2024
Session no.
S845-01
Location

Schloss Leopoldskron, Salzburg, Austria

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

This program aims to:
Empower Diverse Leadership: Foster the development of a diverse cohort of leaders equipped with the knowledge, skills, and networks necessary to navigate the complexities of a career in public policy.

Cultivate Inclusive Democracy: Provide participants with tools and strategies to promote inclusive democracy, ensuring that policies reflect the needs and aspirations of all citizens, irrespective of their background.

Address Systemic Inequalities: Tackle systemic inequalities by exploring and developing policy solutions that contribute to a more equitable and just society.

Create a Network for Change: Establish a vibrant and interconnected network of emerging leaders dedicated to inclusive democracy, fostering collaboration, idea exchange, and support beyond the duration of the program.

Through a series of engaging workshops, thought-provoking panel discussions, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities, participants will gain valuable insights, knowledge, and skills necessary to navigate the intricacies of a career in public policy. The program will facilitate peer learning, mentorship, and collaboration, creating a supportive community that encourages the exchange of ideas and experiences.

By showcasing the innovative ideas of these emerging leaders, we can advance towards a more equitable, inclusive, and impactful future of public policy.

The program is dedicated to fostering international, interdisciplinary, and intergenerational exchange by bringing together a vibrant community of emerging and established leaders, and change-makers, working in the field public policy in government, the private sector and in civil society.  

PUBLIC POLICY NEW VOICES FELLOWS
A cohort of 30 emerging leaders in the field of public policy from across Europe, who are members of the Public Policy New Voices Europe Fellowship will be at the center of the program.

ESTABLISHED LEADERS IN THE FIELD OF PUBLIC POLICY
Members of the Fellowship cohort will be joined by established leaders from the field of public policy who are committed to inclusive democracy through equitable and representative policymaking. This will include representatives of the partner companies who support the Fellowship along with invited thought leaders, mentors, and facilitators from the field. 
 

Speakers, Facilitators, and Artists

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Fellows and Participants

Vivien Conacher
Bibi Najla Faizy
Marketing director, Education ambassador, Germany
André Gorba Ferreira Biveti
Legal advisor, Cabinet of Secretary of State Maritime Affairs, Portugal
Rodrigo Tadeu Guimarães Jales
Master's student, Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, France
Esma Gumberidze
Activist, European Network on Independent Living/ENIL, Georgia
Em Hahn
Teaching assistant/university admin at Sciences Po Paris and regional co-president, L'Autre Cercle, France
Helin Herlbauer
Gender specialist, UN Office at Vienna/UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNOV/UNODC), Austria
Juliane Maria (Jane) Hilgert
Law student, Maastricht University, Netherlands
Layla Hussain
Advocacy officer, Refugee & Migrant Forum of Essex and London (RAMFEL), United Kingdom
Diana Hysenaj
Activist, Amnesty International, United Kingdom
Maria Kindsmueller
Finance and Reception Associate
Tareq Layka
Lecturer and consultant, United Kingdom
Marcia Bikié Motogo Mengue
Co-founder and co-president, GEMA Asociación - Guinea Ecuatorial Mujer Africana, Spain
Mojisola Ogundiran
Program coordinator, United Network of Youth for Peace and Diplomacy (UNYPD), Netherlands
Vishal Parkash
Bachelor's student in economics and politics, Bard College Berlin, Germany
Vinayakan Sajeev-Beena
Master's student of economics & public policy, Universitá di Bologna, Italy
Le Sen
Master's student in peace and conflict studies, Uppsala University, Sweden
Madhumitha Srinivasamoorthy
Project Associate, Transparency International, Germany
Eden Tadesse
Founder and chief executive officer, Invicta, Germany
Simona Torotcoi
Advocacy officer, Global Forum of Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent, Romania
Toninio Waelkens
Digital sustainability and health policy, DIGITALEUROPE, Belgium
Metkel Yosief
Ph.D. candidate, Center for Public Management, University of Bern, Switzerland
Cazmir Zaborowski
Student, Free University of Brussels (VUB), Poland
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