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Lijsttrekkersdebat De Gelderlander op 15 maart Dagblad De Gelderlander houdt op donderdag 15 maart het Lijsttrekkersdebat van Montferland. In de aanloop naar de gemeenteraadsverkiezingen voelen de redacteuren Erik Meuleman en Miriam Szalata de lijsttrekkers van de zes Montferlandse politieke partijen aan de tand over onderwerpen waar de gemeenteraad zich in de komende periode over moet gaan uitspreken. Ook andere thema’s waarvan inwoners aangeven dat zij die belangrijk vinden, komen aan bod. Inwoners met prangende vragen aan een of meer lijsttrekkers, kunnen die mailen aan: m.szalata@gelderlander.nl De bijeenkomst is georganiseerd in samenwerking met Regio8 en de gemeente Montferland. Het debat is van 19.30 tot 21.00 uur in de hal van het gemeentehuis in Didam. Tijdens de inloop, vanaf 19.00 uur en na afloop van het debat, wordt een verkiezingsmarkt gehouden. Het debat is te volgen bij Regio8 op de website van De Gelderlander.

Registration here: https://goo.gl/forms/SXCZwf6dGDwn3wZl2 Progressive debate - the future of Social Europe 6 December, 19:00-21:00 (room open 18:30h) Mundo-b Programme: - Opening - Introduction by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung: Which challenges for Social Europe? - Mini-Panel: Green economy and labour market, how do we make it happen? - Intervention by Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke: Which priorities for social policy in European welfare states? - Closing panel; how to steer the impact of digitalisation? What can we do at EU level? - Closing + Drinks With: - Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke, University of Amsterdam - Kathleen van Brempt, MEP, city councillor for the Sp.A in Antwerp - Stephan Thalhofer, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung - Jeroen Jutte, DG Employment, Head of Unit on European Semester - Giulio Volpi, Green economy coordinator, Italian PD, Brussels section - Lukaš Veselý, former adviser to Commissioner Laszlo Andor - Louis Meuleman, DG Environment, Greening the EU Semester Dear friends! After the defeat of many left-wing, progressive, and social-democratic parties in elections throughout Europe, something needs to change. Do we need a new narrative to convince voters? Do we need to turn left? Or would charismatic leaders be able to fight off populism and right-wing dominance? How do we create a real social Europe? To shape the future of Social Europe, this lively debate will start from the view that in any case we need concrete ideas, dots on the horizon, a vision that gives perspective to many people with real answers to challenges. With renowned scholars, politicians, EC representatives and other people with great ideas, we will address some hot issues. What should social security of tomorrow look like? How do we make the digitalisation of the labour market work for the people? How do we create a green economy? Organised by and for the progressive community in Brussels, the event is part of the 'I Vote Where I Live' Campaign (https://www.facebook.com/IvoteWhereILive/), organised to engage people in Brussels to vote in Brussels' local elections in 2018. So: save the date, register, and come numerously! Room is open at 18.30, we start at 19h. Drinks will be served afterwards. Due to limited places, we kindly ask you to register through this form: https://goo.gl/forms/SXCZwf6dGDwn3wZl2

Registration here: https://goo.gl/forms/SXCZwf6dGDwn3wZl2 Progressive debate - the future of Social Europe 6 December, 19:00-21:00 (room open 18:30h) Mundo-b Programme: - Opening - Introduction by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung: Which challenges for Social Europe? - Mini-Panel: Green economy and labour market, how do we make it happen? - Intervention by Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke: Which priorities for social policy in European welfare states? - Closing panel; how to steer the impact of digitalisation? What can we do at EU level? - Closing + Drinks With: - Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke, University of Amsterdam - Kathleen van Brempt, MEP, city councillor for the Sp.A in Antwerp - Stephan Thalhofer, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung - Jeroen Jutte, DG Employment, Head of Unit on European Semester - Giulio Volpi, Green economy coordinator, Italian PD, Brussels section - Lukaš Veselý, former adviser to Commissioner Laszlo Andor - Louis Meuleman, DG Environment, Greening the EU Semester Dear friends! After the defeat of many left-wing, progressive, and social-democratic parties in elections throughout Europe, something needs to change. Do we need a new narrative to convince voters? Do we need to turn left? Or would charismatic leaders be able to fight off populism and right-wing dominance? How do we create a real social Europe? To shape the future of Social Europe, this lively debate will start from the view that in any case we need concrete ideas, dots on the horizon, a vision that gives perspective to many people with real answers to challenges. With renowned scholars, politicians, EC representatives and other people with great ideas, we will address some hot issues. What should social security of tomorrow look like? How do we make the digitalisation of the labour market work for the people? How do we create a green economy? Organised by and for the progressive community in Brussels, the event is part of the 'I Vote Where I Live' Campaign (https://www.facebook.com/IvoteWhereILive/), organised to engage people in Brussels to vote in Brussels' local elections in 2018. So: save the date, register, and come numerously! Room is open at 18.30, we start at 19h. Drinks will be served afterwards. Due to limited places, we kindly ask you to register through this form: https://goo.gl/forms/SXCZwf6dGDwn3wZl2

Registration here: https://goo.gl/forms/SXCZwf6dGDwn3wZl2 Progressive debate - the future of Social Europe 6 December, 19:00-21:00 (room open 18:30h) Mundo-b Programme: - Opening - Introduction by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung: Which challenges for Social Europe? - Mini-Panel: Green economy and labour market, how do we make it happen? - Intervention by Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke: Which priorities for social policy in European welfare states? - Closing panel; how to steer the impact of digitalisation? What can we do at EU level? - Closing + Drinks With: - Prof. Frank Vandenbroucke, University of Amsterdam - Kathleen van Brempt, MEP, city councillor for the Sp.A in Antwerp - Stephan Thalhofer, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung - Jeroen Jutte, DG Employment, Head of Unit on European Semester - Giulio Volpi, Green economy coordinator, Italian PD, Brussels section - Lukaš Veselý, former adviser to Commissioner Laszlo Andor - Louis Meuleman, DG Environment, Greening the EU Semester Dear friends! After the defeat of many left-wing, progressive, and social-democratic parties in elections throughout Europe, something needs to change. Do we need a new narrative to convince voters? Do we need to turn left? Or would charismatic leaders be able to fight off populism and right-wing dominance? How do we create a real social Europe? To shape the future of Social Europe, this lively debate will start from the view that in any case we need concrete ideas, dots on the horizon, a vision that gives perspective to many people with real answers to challenges. With renowned scholars, politicians, EC representatives and other people with great ideas, we will address some hot issues. What should social security of tomorrow look like? How do we make the digitalisation of the labour market work for the people? How do we create a green economy? Organised by and for the progressive community in Brussels, the event is part of the 'I Vote Where I Live' Campaign (https://www.facebook.com/IvoteWhereILive/), organised to engage people in Brussels to vote in Brussels' local elections in 2018. So: save the date, register, and come numerously! Room is open at 18.30, we start at 19h. Drinks will be served afterwards. Due to limited places, we kindly ask you to register through this form: https://goo.gl/forms/SXCZwf6dGDwn3wZl2

Samenleven. Niet omdat het moet, maar omdat het kan! Vier gemeenten, 41 dorpen, 60.000 inwoners gaan samen op in een nieuwe gemeente. Hoe organiseren we het zo dat iedereen zich betrokken blijft voelen bij zijn/haar leefomgeving? Voelen mensen zich gehoord en gezien, pakken zij de kans om bij te dragen aan de ontwikkeling van hun eigen dorp? Hoe gaan we om met de spanning tussen gemeentelijke, dorps- en individuele verantwoordelijkheid? En: Wat maakt een dorp (en uiteindelijk de gemeente) prettig leefbaar? Na een inleiding van Ingrid Wagenaar (Teammanager Stads-, Dorps- en Bedrijfscontacten gemeente Súdwest-Fryslân), Elly Pastoor (wethouder dorpenbeleid gemeente Grootegast) en Nico Boele (boswachter Staatsbosbeheer) is er ruimte voor een discussie tussen de zaal en de sprekers. Zaal open vanaf 19.30 uur. Een kopje koffie of thee krijgt u van ons!