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  • Virtual Experience
    • EMN Municipalism Virtual ExperienceThe “EMN Municipalism Virtual Experience” is a tool for those interested in local transformations, but overwhelmed by the huge amount of information already available online. We have created certain paths, according to your interests, where you can follow certain recommendations selected by a group of activists, scholars and public policy experts. This will help you to decide what is worth spending your time on.
      • Discuss at the AssemblySocial movements and participatory democracy track
      • Go to the InstitutionsMunicipalist wave and public policies track
  • Open Call
    • About this call
    • How to participate
    • Awarded projects
  • Feministisation of politics
    • Feministisation of PoliticsAn enquiry on the feministisation of municipalist organisations, structures and practices as a necessary condition for radical democracy
      • FoP MOOCAn online course about feministisation of politics.
      • FoP PodcastWe want to share why we think feminism is necessary for collective organising
      • FoP HandbookA feminist handbook for municipalist organisations
      • FemmglossA feminist glossary, an amphibious terminology, a rewor(l)ding spellbook
  • Mapping
    • MappingA collaborative cartography of the municipalist ecosystem to identify common grounds and generate collaborations
      • RationaleWhy. How. What.
      • Municipalist Europe ActorsWho.
      • Session review ‘Mappings & Municipalism’Presentation of mapping projects that provide a framework for the EMN mapping process.
  • Municipalist School
    • Skill-sharing sessions 2023
      • Building a Democratic Local Economy
      • Storytelling & Political Education
      • Feminist Politics and Putting Care at the Center
      • Creative Use of Law
    • Sessions 2021
      • Session review: ‘Can municipalism change the institutions?’
      • Session review ‘Between regenerative economies and local specificities: experiences, models, tools’
      • Session review: “Municipalism and climate change: which role for the cities within the ecological transition?”
      • Session review: “Right to housing and municipalism: success stories”
    • Municipalist Chronicles
      • Strategics & Tactics
      • With or Without the City Hall?
  • Who we are?
    • Our story
    • How we work
  • EMN Municipalism Virtual ExperienceThe “EMN Municipalism Virtual Experience” is a tool for those interested in local transformations, but overwhelmed by the huge amount of information already available online. We have created certain paths, according to your interests, where you can follow certain recommendations selected by a group of activists, scholars and public policy experts. This will help you to decide what is worth spending your time on.
    • Discuss at the AssemblySocial movements and participatory democracy track
    • Go to the InstitutionsMunicipalist wave and public policies track
  • Open Call
    • About this call
    • How to participate
    • Awarded projects
  • Feministisation of PoliticsAn enquiry on the feministisation of municipalist organisations, structures and practices as a necessary condition for radical democracy
    • FoP MOOCAn online course about feministisation of politics.
    • FoP PodcastWe want to share why we think feminism is necessary for collective organising
    • FoP HandbookA feminist handbook for municipalist organisations
    • FemmglossA feminist glossary, an amphibious terminology, a rewor(l)ding spellbook
  • MappingA collaborative cartography of the municipalist ecosystem to identify common grounds and generate collaborations
    • RationaleWhy. How. What.
    • Municipalist Europe ActorsWho.
    • Session review ‘Mappings & Municipalism’Presentation of mapping projects that provide a framework for the EMN mapping process.
  • Municipalist School
    • Skill-sharing sessions 2023
      • Building a Democratic Local Economy
      • Storytelling & Political Education
      • Feminist Politics and Putting Care at the Center
      • Creative Use of Law
    • Sessions 2021
      • Session review: ‘Can municipalism change the institutions?’
      • Session review ‘Between regenerative economies and local specificities: experiences, models, tools’
      • Session review: “Municipalism and climate change: which role for the cities within the ecological transition?”
      • Session review: “Right to housing and municipalism: success stories”
    • Municipalist Chronicles
      • Strategics & Tactics
      • With or Without the City Hall?
  • Who we are?
    • Our story
    • How we work

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