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Communicating Europe Panel Discussion

Tune in on Monday July 23rd at 11am for a special Communicating Europe broadcast on the future of the EU. Hosted by Sally Galiana joined by a panel of  expert guests, we will look at the European project and the concept of European citizenship in the face of Brexit. The increasing presence of populist anti-European governments in central/eastern Europe and how this will affect policies, exchange programmes and also human and civil rights of people living in Europe.

Joining the panel will be:

Shane O’Curry– Director European Network Against Racism (ENAR)

Hannah Deasy– Institute for International and European Affairs (IIEA)

Eoin O Broin TD– Sinn Fein

Senator Aodhan O Riordain– Labour Party

This special programme is supported by Communicating Europe a Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade initiative.

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