AGENDA
Monday 16 May 2022
Bettina Bundszus, Head of Department for Children and Youth, Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ) Marius Schlageter, Speaker, German National Committee for Youth Work (DNK) Marie-Luise Dreber, IJAB – International Youth Service of the Fede- ral Republic of Germany
Welcome & Opening Greetings
Carolina Claus & Benjamin Günther, Youth7 2022 Co-Chairs
Opening Remarks
Immersing right into the summit’s core topics, the first panel di- scussion centered around the question of the power of education: how can we foster quality education globally amidst the ongoing COVID19-pandemic? Our panelists Prof Dr Andreas Schleicher of the OECD, Magdalena Fernandez Lemos of Enseña x Argentina/ Generation Chile, Prof Dr Christine Schmalenbach from the Uni- versity of Hamburg, Diana Ayala of Global Partnership for Edu- cation (GPE) and Thaís Queiroz of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement discussed the most urgent issues and potential solutions: understanding the complexity and diversity of learners, aligning needs with resources and democratize education systems enabling youth to participate meaningfully. The second panel, addressing both the concept Feminist Foreign Policy and the nexus of Youth, Peace and Security, emphasised the necessity to promote gender equality through diplomatic relations and to actively engage youth leaders in peace processes - So the voices of women, young people and other marginalized groups are heard and considered in peace negotiations. Panelists included: Kirthi Jayakumar, Co-Chair of Advisory Working Group 4 Feminist Foreign Policy, Women7, Miriam Mona Mukalazi, Board Member, United Nations Association Germany (DGVN), Nora Teuma, Board Member, UN Women, Ahmed Helmi, Activist, Ta’afi Organisation Syria, Paul Klahre, Youth Representative for Peace, World Orga- nisation of the Scout Movement and Marius Schlageter, Speaker, German National Committee for Youth Work (DNK). Delegates started in Working Session #1 in their respective tracks, as the first in-person meeting after preparing and organising on- line in the previous months.
Panel Discussion “The Power of Education?”
Panel “Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) & Youth, Peace and Security (YPS)”
Working Session #1
Tuesday 17 May 2022
Negotiations between Delegates continued to exchange ideas and perspectives, in order to reach a broad agreement expressed in their policy recommendations. Their commitment for the cause carried some Tracks into late night sessions.
Working Session #2-#4
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