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Women in Europe: progress and next steps

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8 March 2021 - France

On the occasion of International Women's Day, the Foundation organised a debate on women in Europe with Elisabeth MORIN-CHARTIER, Member of the High Council for Equality between Women and Men, Member of the European Parliament (2007-2019) and Special Advisor to the Foundation, and Karen VANDEKERCKHOVE, Head of Unit Gender Equality at the European Commission. Please note that this event was held in French.

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visioconference

On the occasion of International Women's Day, the Foundation organised a videoconference on the situation of women in Europe, the latest achievements and the progress that remains to be made. *** Speakers *** - Elisabeth MORIN-CHARTIER, Member of the High Council for Equality between Women and Men, former Member of the European Parliament, and Special Adviser to the Foundation - Karen VANDEKERCKHOVE, Head of Unit Gender Equality at the European Commission The debate was moderated by Pascale JOANNIN, Director General of the Robert Schuman Foundation, and the exchanges were held in French. *** When *** Monday, 8 March at 5pm *** Replay ***

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