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Comunicati Internazionale MILAN, OCTOBER 17, 18, 19 2008 EUROPEAN HUMANIST FORUM
Comunicati Internazionale MILAN, OCTOBER 17, 18, 19 2008 EUROPEAN HUMANIST FORUM
| MILAN, OCTOBER 17, 18, 19 2008 EUROPEAN HUMANIST FORUM |
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| martedì 09 settembre 2008 | |
 MILAN, OCTOBER 17, 18, 19 2008 EUROPEAN HUMANIST FORUM Three days of conferences, round tables, debates, workshops, testimonials, shows and exhibits. 10,000 participants coming from all over Europe. Hundreds of organizations and activists, pacifists and volunteers working to build a Europe which looks at the future, rich in its diversity, with welcoming institutions, nonviolent and supportive.
Friday, October 17 from 3:30 p.m. to midnight
at Palazzetto dello sport - Palalido Saturday, October 18 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm At the Università degli studi di Milano - Bicocca. From 9:30 on, Concert for Nonviolence at Palazzetto dello sport - Palalido Sunday, October 19 from 2:30 pm to 7:00 pm at Palazzetto dello sport - Palalido
History:
Humanist Forums began in 1993, with the first World Forum which took place in Moscow, on October 7, the second in Mexico City in 1994, and the third in Santiago in 1995. In the following years, a process of regionalization set in. Large geographic areas, whose inhabitants share a common history, traditions and culture started gaining rising importance in the general context of globalization. A meeting point for people living in these large regions became necessary and that's how the Humanist Regional Forums began. The first Humanist Forum took place in Lisbon, in November 2006, preceded by meeting in Madrid (1999), Prague (2003) and Budapest (2004). In 2006, the first African Forum and the first Forum for the Asia Pacific Region took place, as well as the first Latin American and European Forums. In 2007, the first North American Forum was held in New York. Information: Please register in the virtual press room and the Forum's website (www.humanistforum.eu/en/press) for press accreditation, to use the press room, interview personalities present and receive materials. You will be contacted by a press manager who will assist you during the forum. Please contact us by October 10 so that we may organize interviews. Daily updates on speakers and program on the Forum's website. Promoters: The Forum is promoted by more than 50 European volunteer organizations. The following organizations are the Forum's legal organizers: UnAltroMondo Onlus, Cultura Mista, Energia per i diritti Umani Onlus, Umanisti nel Mondo onlus, Federazione Centro delle Culture, Association Dialogo Onlus. The Forum is sponsored by: Milan municipality Verbano Cusio Ossola province, Cinisello Balsamo Municipality, Agrate Brianza Municipality, Ferrara Municipality, Pesaro and Urbino Municipality, Rovigo Municipality. Speakers: Luisa Morgantini Italy - European Parliament Vice President Ottavia Piccolo Italy - Actress Maria Cuffaro Italy - Journalist Giulietto Chiesa Italy - European Parliament Member Monica Frassoni Italy - European Parliament Member and President of the Green Group at the European Parliament Pina Grassi Italy - Addio Pizzo, Libero Futuro, antiracket Libero Grassi Association Giovanni Impastato Italy - Peppino Impastato Association - Casa Memoria di Cinisi Paolo Bolognesi Italy - Families of the victims of the August 2, 1980 Bologna massacre Association Angelo Baracca Italy - Physics Professor - University of Florence Pol D'Huyvetter Belgio - International Office, Mayors for Peace 2020 Vision Campaign Rita Borsellino Italy - L'altra Storia Project Esteban Elmer Catarina Bolivia - Bolivian Ambassador to Italy Hans Kristensen USA - Director, Nuclear Information Project, Federation of American Scientists, Washington, D.C. (video messagge) Emilio Molinari Italy - President of the Italian committee of World Contract on Water Jan Tamas Czech Republic - Movement against Bases in the Czech Republic Angelica Romano Italy - Peace, Disarmament and territory demilitarization, Naples Noam Livne Israel - Refusnik and active anti-miltary activist Lindis Percy Great Britain - Coordinator Campaign for the accountability of American bases - CAAB Massimo Zucchetti Italy- Professor of Nuclear Plants, University of Turin Marco Deriu Italy - sociologist Roberto Burlando Italy- Economist, University of Turin, Exeter University Guido Morisco Italy - National Bahá'í Council in Italy and Member of inter-religious consultants of Rome Municipality Giuseppe Robiati Italy - EBBF founder - European Bahà'ì Business Forum Marco Romoli Italy - Temple for Peace President, Florence Gabriele Mandel Italy - General Vicar for Italian Sufi Brotherhood Jerrahy Halveti Vittorio Bellavite Italy - National coordinator "Noi Siamo Chiesa", affiliata a "International Movement We Are Church" (IMWAC) Manuela Sadun Paggi Italy - Jewish Community, Florence Dijana Pavlovic Italy - Rom writer and artist Mouelhi Mohsen - Sufi representative Carlo Giudicepietro Italy - Center of Cultures, spokesperson Manuela Dviri Vitali Norsa Israel - Journalist, writer and leader of Israeli pacifist movement Giuseppe Santagada Italy - Familiari e Vittime della Strada Association Deborah Lambillotte Belgium - International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA) Peter Tatchell Gran Bretagna - Outrage Andrea Barberini Italy - Gruppo Emmanuele, Catholic Gay Association, Padua Marianella Kloka Greece - LGBT City Uncovered magazine writer Grigoris Vallianatos Greece - LGBT activist, lawyers and PASOK member Luca Poma Italy - National spokesperson "Giù le mani dai bambini" Antonio M.C. Monopoli Italy - Roboethics expert |
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