Watch the Webinar
The event aimed to provide youth and student movements and organizations from different countries with the opportunity to establish and deepen links with each other and get to know each other’s contexts. Through a roundtable and open mic sharing, they will talk about what they consider as the priority issues of the day that youth face in their countries, as well as what responses to these pressing issues do their movements and organisations put forward through their various campaigns and initiatives. Finally, the event will try to identify youth solidarity actions across countries and across Asia and Europe, see how culture of solidarity and resistance can be expressed through music and arts, and suggest how international platforms like AEPF can provide support.
Organisers:
1. Samahan ng Progresibong Kabataan (SPARK, Philippines)
2. Focus on the Global South (Thailand and Philippines)
3. All India Students Association (AISA) (India)
4. Progressive Students Collective (Pakistan)
5. Abel Harvie-Clarke (he, his) – Labor for Green New Deal (UK)
6. Laban ng Masa (Philippines)
7. Transnational Institute (Netherlands)
8. Akira Keene Teotrakool (they, their) — Thai Student Union (Thailand)
9. Serikat Mahasiswa Indonesia (Indonesian Student Union) (Indonesia)
10. Time’s Up Ateneo (Philippines)
11. Milk Tea Alliance Myanmar (TBC)
12. Socialist Party of Bangladesh (TBC)
13. Global Justice Now – Activism (TBC)
