Come and say hello! cafebabel debate, BUCHAREST, 21 May 2010
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Who?
In conjunction with the masters programme of economic international relations at the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest, cafebabel.com warmly invites you to a debate open to public and with an open bar reception: Debating what?
From EU politics and institutions to emerging issues for Romanian youth Why?
You all know about something called the 'crisis'.
Has anyone been talking about Romania? What is the future for our youth today? How can they engage more actively and be listed to by politicians? Is the crisis real or do we simply talk about it? What is the role of journalists and media communicators in this context?
When?
Friday 21 May, from 3pm to 5pm
Where?
Virgil Madgearu Building, Calea Dorobantilor 15-17, room 2013 (ground floor)
Who's joining us*?
A team of English, Polish, Bulgarian and French journalists from cafebabel.com look forward to meeting you at this debate to discuss and share experiences in their own countries.__
WE WANT YOU TO BE PART OF THE DEBATE: 'Why would young people in Romania be interested in the topic of the economic and social crisis?'
Send your thoughts (as well as your age and current residence) to [email protected] email by 20 May 2010
The best ideas will be published on cafebabel.com!
*More about the debate
This EU crisis on the ground brings together cafebabel.com journalists and local audience. Journalists from the 4 corners of Europe are converging in one city to analyse, investigate, report and compare to give a real European perspective to hopes and fears of people in your city regarding EU impact in a wide sense (jobs, cost of life, immigration, culture...) regarding the current context of financial and economic crisis.
Local debates have an important role to play in this new setup, providing insights and debate onto hot topics of local interest that the journalists will exploit at a European level. Europe is not just Brussels. Europe is first of all its cities, its regions, its suburbs. Bucharest joins the European community of cities hosting such a debate open to a young and bright audience