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Author Archives: paulakeller

Climate Change

Big Oil’s recognition of the climate crisis as a tipping point for climate activists

Author paulakeller Date 19 March 2018
Disclosures by two of the world’s leading climate wreckers – Exxon...
FYEG

FYEG30: Call for Articles, Pics and Memories

Author paulakeller Date 2 March 2018
The Federation of Young European Greens (FYEG) has its 30th birthday...
Tagged Call |
Member organizations

What happened to the Young Greens in Austria?

Author paulakeller Date 12 February 2018
  The Young Greens Austria were recently kicked out of the...
Climate Change

The commons: urban gardens and their potential for ecological citizenship

Author paulakeller Date 28 December 2017
The Climate Change Working Group of FYEG will focus this year...
Democracy, Elections, European Union

Measuring Spanish democracy

Author paulakeller Date 19 October 2017
Democracy can be measured, and there is no bipolar difference between...
Climate Change, Energy, Environment, Green

Fossil ideas, the real transition

Author paulakeller Date 9 October 2017
How the case of Eeklo fuels a more fundamental debate about...
Tagged Belgium |
Gender and LGBTQ, Human rights, Inclusion

They have heard we are queers!

Author paulakeller Date 6 October 2017
When does our vulnerability reach its highest point?! A question I...
Tagged Gender and LGBTQ, Georgia, Human rights, identity, LGBT, police |
Migration, Social

Migration (on) stage

Author paulakeller Date 30 September 2017
At the end of the 19th century, the industrialization had created...
Tagged Theater |
Elections, FYEG/EU

How it is to run for parliament in one of the most conservative parts of Germany

Author paulakeller Date 23 September 2017
I was born in Bad Aibling, Bavaria, near the Alps in...
Tagged Germany |
Migration, Social

Learning from the Past: a Personal Refugee Story

Author paulakeller Date 22 September 2017
In the European context, it is quite easy to get caught...
Tagged Refugees |
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