Society, politics & business

Hanaholmen Democracy Day

Diversity is one of the cornerstones of democracy. In a democracy, we have to tolerate different opinions, goals and forms of activity. How do we endure this diversity as individuals and together as societies?

Past event

Date

2.12.2024

Time

10.30 - 14.30

Location

Hanaholmen, Espoo

Event type

Free of charge

Language

English

Please register not later than November, 25th, 2024

DEMOCRACY, KNOWLEDGE AND BILDUNG

The traditional idea of public education and learning is threatened, both technically and ideologically . How do we maintain democracy and constructive dialogue if we lack common and credible knowledge? We agree upon the fact that preserving democracy is our common goal and benefits everyone. Or do we?

This event is a part of a two day programme on democracy and bildung in cooperation with Svenska Folkskolans Vänner, the second part being a seminar in Swedish on December 3rd at the G18 venue in Helsinki: ”Bildning och bubblor”.

Time	Programme
12.30	Welcoming Words Victor Andersson, Programme Director, Hanaholmen The Benefits of Democracy and Current Global Trends Marina Nord, the V-Dem Institute, University of Gothenburg Education for democracy in Finland – different scenarios for the future Matti Rautiainen, University of Jyväskylä Bubble-Hopping – How To Change Your Perspectives Emma Stenström, Associate Professor, Stockholm School of Economics Q&A
14.20	Coffee break
14.50	The Anders Chydenius Award 2024 Developing Democracy Innovations In the Nordics Tiina Härkönen, Director, Democracy And Polarization Programme, Sitra Democracy as an Embodied Creature: The human citizen in a time of polycrisis Minna Salami, feminist author, social critic and programme chair at The New Institute Future Bildung in Sweden Christer Nylander, Special Commissioner, former MP Q&A Closing Remarks Björn Vikström, Chair, the Anders Chydenius Foundation
16.30	End of seminar