EMiS Conversations
Events
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Lockdown Livestream: James O’Brien
In this week’s Lockdown Livestream, Glasgow Loves EU are talking to award winning writer and broadcaster James O'Brien. Join them live on facebook, twitter or twitch. The event will also be recorded; you can catch up later here.
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Lockdown Livestream: Art and War in Ukraine
In this week’s Lockdown Livestream, Glasgow Loves EU are talking to Kate Robinson artist, and sculptor about her time in Ukraine and the role of art in the propaganda war. Join them live on facebook, twitter or twitch. The event will also be recorded; you can catch up later here.
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Lockdown Livestream: Brexit and the British Theatre
In this week’s Lockdown Livestream, Glasgow Loves EU are talking to playwright, author and journalist Tim Walker Brexit and The British Theatre - A Tale of Disappointment. Join them live on facebook, twitter or twitch. The event will also be recorded; you can catch up later here.
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Democracy and human rights in Belarus
Quaker Meeting House 7 Victoria Street, EdinburghSviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, awarded the EU's Sakharov Prize in 2020 for freedom of thought, is widely recognised as the real winner of that year's presidential election in Belarus – a country infamous as Europe’s last dictatorship. The election laid bare Belarusian democracy as a sham. In this joint event with Edinburgh University’s Political Union we will… Read More »
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Lockdown Livestream: European Youth Parliament
In this week's Lockdown Livestream, Glasgow Loves EU will be talking to some young people who have taken part in the European Youth Parliament. The European Youth Parliament (EYP) is one of the largest European platforms for political debate, intercultural encounters, European civic education and the exchange of ideas for young people in Europe. Since… Read More »
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(Lockdown) Livestream: The Retained EU Law Bill
In this week's livestream, Glasgow Loves EU will be talking to Catherine Barnard, Professor of European & Employment Law at Trinity College Cambridge. As the Retained EU Law Bill is currently debated in Westminster, the livestream will aim to clarify the implications if this Bill becomes law Join them live on facebook, twitter or… Read More »
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(Lockdown) Livestream: Found in Translation
In this week's livestream, Glasgow Loves EU will be talking to Alison Hughes, French to English translator and Fellow of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting. They will chat about Alison' new book "Life Happens: my journey through translation and other stories". Join them live on facebook, twitter or twitch. The event will also be… Read More »
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EMiS annual meeting
Quaker Meeting House 7 Victoria Street, EdinburghMembers only Dear Member, I am writing to invite you to attend the Annual General Meeting of the European Movement in Scotland. It will take place on Saturday 10 December 2022, at 1400. This year, we are holding it in ‘hybrid’ form – you can attend either in person, in the meeting rooms at the… Read More »
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Fife4Europe: Chat with RSPB Scotlan
Fife4Europe we will be joined at their monthly meeting by Jason Rose, the Chief Policy Officer for RSPB Scotland, who will give an overview of his current work and some insight into what we should be doing to ensure that the current level of environmental protection afforded by EU legislation and the rules on the… Read More »
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(Lockdown) Livestream: Better Ways to Campaign
In this week's Livestream, Glasgow Loves EU will be talking to Mike Cashman, programme management professional, UK & overseas aid turned satirist, writer & musical producer to talk about better ways to campaign and his ideas for the route to Rejoin the EU. Join them live on youtube, facebook, twitter or mastodon. The event… Read More »
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Brexit in the Celtic fringe
This online webinar hosted by Grassroots for Europe will share information about the state of the pro-EU campaign in Wales, Scotland and NI, and explore the issues that are different in the devolved nations from those in England. This will be a ticketed free event at 19:30 via Zoom, with donations welcome. Put this in… Read More »
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More Europe Day events
We are all looking forward to a busy couple of weeks as the excitement builds up to Europe Day – and let’s not forget the Eurovision Song Contest. Across the continent our fellow Europeans will be celebrating Europe's achievements and unity while commemorating the signing of the Schuman Declaration on the 9th of May 1950, this ambitious plan… Read More »