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For a New Europe: University Struggles Against Austerity
| Location: | France |
| Conference Date: | 2011-02-11 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2011-01-25 |
| Announcement ID: |
182430 |
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European Meeting of University Movements: Paris, 11-13 February 2011
From London to Vienna, from Rome to Paris, from Athens to Madrid, a new Europe is emerging. Students and precarious workers, citizens and immigrants, the multitudes are fighting for their lives and future in the front lines against the crisis.
Struggling to reappropriate their rights and the shared wealth that they create everyday. Rebelling against the austerity measures that exploit our present and rob us of our future. Raging against the arrogance of power.
Following the collective consensus of last year’s “Bologna Burns” meetings in Vienna, London, Paris and Bologna and this year’s “Commoninversity” held in Barcelona, Edu-Factory and the Autonomous Education Network join the call for a European meeting for all groups who are involved this common fight to create a powerful European network of struggles within and beyond the university. A transnational space to discuss and develop our collective political capacity to counter the attacks against the university and social welfare and to build a new future for everyone.
Through conferences and workshops, panels and assemblies, we will propose the discussion around the key topics of the university, autonomous knowledge production, self-education, networking struggles, transnational political organization and the common.
The time is now upon us to rise up, together, collectively and singularly, to reclaim our lives and build a New Europe based on rights and access. The time has come for us to reclaim what is ours: the common.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: info@edu-factory.org
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