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Register for the 8th International Degrowth Conference

By: The degrowth.info international editorial team

28.07.2021

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The Hague 2021, 8th International Degrowth Conference: "Caring Communities for Radical Change"

The conference will be held partly in-person with a large online component! Currently, the overall situation in the Netherlands makes it very likely that we will be able to host a part of the conference in-person. We are all hoping that we will get a chance to meet again, and are working hard to make what seemed like a distant dream not so long ago into reality.

To register for the conference, please follow this link. You can select an online or in-person ticket (the latter includes the online part of the conference as well).

For more information and practical details you can consult our registration manual.

On the day before the conference kicks off, Monday the 23rd of August, the second gathering of the degrowth movement will take place through a pre-conference assembly. This assembly aims to bring together degrowth nodes and people interested in consolidating the degrowth movement with a focus on establishing a name, objective, and organizational structure of this network. To take part in the pre-conference movement assembly, please register here.

To discover more about the conference, follow this link.


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