Tuesday 22 October 8.30 pm at the Théâtre Gallia
In the lead-up to the Rencontres pour un Monde Vivable (RMV) :
Screening of the film Les moissons du futur (Harvests of the future)
In the presence of the film-maker Marie-Monique Robin (provisionally)
Followed by a discussion and dedication of her work:
Les moissons du futur : Comment l’agrobiologie peut nourrir le monde
(Harvests of the future : how agrobiology can feed the world)
Gathering for a Livable World/ Rencontres pour un Monde Vivable (RMV)
Saintes, 25-27 October 2013, Salle Saintonge
Organised by ACDN (Action des Citoyens pour le Désarmement Nucléaire) and ATTAC 17
With the support of:
The City of Saintes, the Foundation for a Human Earth, the Farmers’ Confederation, the Teaching League, the League for Human Rights, and the « Nuclear Phase-Out » network.
All events are open to the public and are held in the Saintonge building
Friday 25 October
6pm Opening of the RMV Gathering: Lighting of the Nuclear Disarmament Flame
and presentation of the programme to the public
in the presence of the NGOs, personalities, speakers and participants
7pm: Buffet dinner
8pm : Screening of the film « Agent Orange, a delayed-action bomb » (52 mn)
Introduced by André Bouny
9pm : Roundtable Discussion
"Armed conflicts driven by economic, social, food-supply and environmental issues...
Is it possible to live in peace in a world at war?"
Saturday 26 October
From 9am to 6pm : Workshops
Each workshop is introduced by several speakers with specialist knowledge
Four Themes:
"Peace and disarmament"
"Institutional justice, social justice, economics and solidarity"
"Food, water, health"
"Environment, climate, energy, alternatives to nuclear power"
Unifying thread : Democracy as a goal and a means of operating
Confirmed speakers:
Leila Aïchi, Senator of Paris, Secretary of the Senate Commission for Foreign Affairs, Defense and Armed Forces
André Bouny, founder of D.E.F.I. Vietnam, chairman of the International Committee to support the Vietnamese victims of Agent Orange, author of Agent Orange, Apocalypse Viet-Nam
David Cayla, economist, member of Economistes atterrés, researcher at GRANEM and lecturer at the University of Angers
André Grimaldi, Professor of Endocrinology at Pitié Salpêtrière, author of Hospitals afflicted by finance disease, co-author of Manifesto for equality and solidarity in health.
Bernard Laponche, nuclear engineer, former memebr of the CEA, eneregy expert, co-founder of Global Chance, the Friends of Enercoop, Shared Energy, author of Mastering energy for a livable world, and Getting rid of nuclear power, why and how.
Jean-Marie Matagne, Ph.D, founder of the Oléron Experimental School, president of ACDN, author of L’insoutenance. Power and nuclearism, an impossible debate, Getting rid of nuclear terror, and Disarm and Live!
Jean-Claude Pierre, founder of Eaux et rivières de Bretagne and the Cohérence network, author of Provided it lasts! (Sustainable development in question) and The Gaïa Appeal
Nasser Zammit, Ph.Ds in international relations and diplomacy, and in political science, author of Africa and the question of the environment
6pm Concert, Auditorium Saintonge
Sunday 27 October
10am : Parallel workshops : our means of action as citizens
11. 30am : Plenary session: synthesis of work done, final resolution
Current relevance of the Charter for a Livable World*
*readable in French via http://mondevivable.over-blog.com
1pm : Festive Meal
Open entry as long as places are available
Registration recommended
Unfixed contribution to organising costs
Meals available on registration for Saturday midday, Saturday evening and Sunday midday
Information, registrations: contact@acdn.net
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