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Crosstalks goes local... and global |
Politicians and economists have long had the tendency to only see the positive effects of globalization. For the first time in recent decades, the idea of an ever-increasing global trade is questioned. To secure a sustainable future, focusing on locally rooted economic structures and on local manufacturing is crucial. Campustalks #18 gives the floor to successful examples of local initiatives that are economically viable, environmentally sound and socially responsible.
TEDxBrussels brings world class speakers to the heart of Europe, and over 2000 influential audience members to push the frontiers of our knowledge. The theme this year: EX NIHILO â where paradigm shifts happen, disruptive inventions and brand new discoveries take place.
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15/10/2013 - Campustalks#18 Local Movements in a Globalizing World |
12.00-12.45h: Lunch (â 7,00) 12.45-13.45h: PechaKucha Presentations (FREE) _ David Bassens (VUB, Cosmopolis) _ Ben Vanpeperstraete (Wereldsolidariteit/Schone Kleren Campagne) _ Charlotte Christiaens (GOUD:EERLIJK? - CATAPA, NBV and Ecolife) _ Aushim Koumar (VUB, MEMC) _ Walter Lotens (De nieuwe coÃperatie, tussen realiteit en utopie') _ Tim De Troyer (VUB, INDI) _ Birgit Haepers (Den Diepen Boomgaard vzw)
Location: VUB, Campus Etterbeek, Kultuurkaffee
Participation is free of charge. Lunch costs 7,00 euro. Registration for lunch is required
Campustalks is a cooperation of the VUB-rectorate, Crosstalks and KultuurKaffee. This Campustalks is co-organized by UCOS
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28/10/2013 - TEDx Brussels livestreaming @ VUB |
Come to meet and listen to Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the EU Commission, Scott Thomas, designer of the 2008 Obama Campaign, Mark Post and his lab grown burger, Jason Dunn building a zero gravity 3D-printer for NASA, Antony Evans introducing the glowing plant project, VUB-professor Jean Paul Van Bendegem, and many others.Â
Location: VUB, Campus Etterbeek, Kultuurkaffee
FREE Livestreaming from 9:00 to 19:00h
Click here to register for the livestreaming
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