15/10/2026
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The penal discussion will be held in German and English with simultaneous interpretation
Tuesday, 3 November 2026, 5.30 pm – 7.00 pm
Venue: C3, 1090 Vienna, Sensengasse 3, Alois Wagner Hall
With:
Sagal Abas Bafo, Co-Founder and Director of Adapt Localization Nexus
Karin Kurander, Expert for Sustainable Development and International Development Politics
Kiara Titze, Expert for Sustainability, Environmental and Youth Activist
Moderation: Miriam Mona Mukalazi
This panel discussion provides a space for feminist perspectives and voices from the Global South to reflect on the future of global agendas for gender equality and global justice. It also focuses on Austria’s responsibilities in international cooperation and on young people’s perspectives on feminist activism.
The main focus is on the post-2030 development agenda: what should a global agenda look like that feminist movements are striving for once the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have come to an end? What forms of international cooperation are needed, and how can these processes be made more inclusive and accountable? How can we build a strong global
feminist movement based on solidarity and unity?
The discussion will explore how the post-2030 agenda is being shaped, what ideas and processes are already emerging, and what role women’s and feminist movements can play in influencing these global frameworks.
Please register, without obligation, by November 3rd via the link in our linktree. You’re welcome to attend even if you haven’t registered in advance.
