Válság, internacionalizmus és baloldali média Kelet-Európában
The crisis, internationalism and the Left Media in Eastern-Europe
The Hungarian version is on the first page.
On Friday, 13th November a szem is participating in the Network of Eastern European Left Media’s online discussion on the currect crisis, internationalism and the left media in Eastern-Europe. The discussion will be live streamed on Facebook and the link to join the Zoom call will be soon published in the Facebook event:
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As a consequence of the pandemic this year we are organizing an online meeting to reflect on our work and conditions as media platforms during the crisis. The discussion will also serve as an opportunity to clarify our vision, which we need to further our cooperation.
The topics for discussion
- What kind of challenges do Left platforms face during the pandemic? And what are the necessary and possible ways of cooperating with unions, cooperatives and other social organisations?
- What are the perspectives of an Eastern European leftist media network? What have we learned from a year of cooperation?
Participants
larm (Czech Republic), A szem (Romania), Barricade (Bulgaria), Bilten (Croatia), Gazeta de Artă Politică (Romania), Kapitál (Slovakia), Krytyka Polityczna (Poland), LeftEast (international), Mašina (Serbia), Mérce (Hungary), Platzforma (Moldova)
Who are we?
Network of Eastern European Left Media
As Eastern European Left media platforms, we started our cooperation at the end of 2019. Our aim is to develop common perspectives on regional issues, generate the flow of reliable and meaningful news and analyses about the region in our editorials and exchange journalistic and organisational know-how.
Our vision is a regional network of media platforms that will cooperate based on solidarity and work together for an internationalist Eastern European public.
The discussion will be in English, on Zoom (link will be added soon.) This project is funded by the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung.
