Pints & Policy with the European Union
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Calling All Young Professionals!
The strength of transatlantic relations depends on each new generation rededicating themselves to the bonds that have built the world’s greatest alliance for peace and prosperity. Join us for this series of networking events that will feature in-depth discussions on the importance of the EU-U.S. relationship by looking at key areas that are paramount to its success today and tomorrow.
- All events start at 7 PM, but doors open at 6
- Attendance is free but space is limited, so please RSVP!
- All attendees must bring ID
Below, find more information and registration for the topics to be discussed!
United in Diversity: Cultural Diplomacy and the EU
From preserving languages and reducing passport checks to funding the performing arts and creating immersive exchange programs, the European Union prides itself on promoting and protecting the cultural independence of its Member States. So how does cultural policy manifest itself today, and in what ways does it impact Americans — both here in the States, and traveling in Europe?
Date: Wednesday, September 27
Speakers:
- Travis Smith, Cultural Affairs Officer (EU Delegation)
- Timothy Rivera, Senior Advisor (World Learning)
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The Future of AI: The EU, The U.S., and The World
Amidst the many AI conversations taking place today, a common theme centers on humans seeking the promise that AI will not replace us, and assurance that it is developed in line with our democratic values. So how can democracies work together to achieve this — and where do our approaches differ?
Date: Wednesday, October 25
Speakers:
- Deniz Houston, Technology Officer (EU Delegation)
- Cat Zakrzewski, Technology Reporter (The Washington Post)
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The EU and U.S.: Transatlantic Leaders for Human Rights
December 10 will mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Reflecting on the past decades, how have the European Union and United States led the charge for its implementation — both across the Atlantic and around the world?
Date: Wednesday, November 29
Speakers:
- Ali Cain, Policy Officer for Human Rights (EU Delegation)
- Amanda Klasing, National Director of Government Relations and Advocacy (Amnesty USA)