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Carnegie Trust UK and Open Democracy are hosting an event focussing on media, state/international governance, poverty and civil society to identify civil society's role in enabling dissent.
What can be done to enable healthy dissent?
This event is to investigate results of a Carnegie Trust Inquiry, and will feature high-profile speakers such as Kumi Naidoo
Is dissent being marginalised?
St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square London WC2N 4JJ
Tues 28 July (4:30-6:30pm), London
The Carnegie UK Trust Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society in the UK and Ireland and openDemocracy are hosting an event to explore the role of civil society associations in creating and supporting spaces for dissenting voices.
Panellists at the event, entitled Civil Society: Enabling Dissent, include Anthony Barnett founder of openDemocracy.net, global activist Kumi Naidoo, journalist/ blogger Sunny Hundal and campaigner Malcolm Carroll.
To book a place please e-mail Catherine at info@carnegieuk.org by 22 July 2009.
www.futuresforcivilsociety.org
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