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This debate tackles technological equity and human rights. It seeks to highlight insights into the global challenges of energy access.  The panel will delve into the complex interplay between energy accessibility and socioeconomic disparities.



Discussion Topics
  • How can we navigate unequal energy access and highlight the implications of universal access?
  • What are the impacts of striving for balanced technological access, considering the significant energy needs and environmental impacts involved?
  • Can we address the demand and eliminate inequality?
  • What do ongoing energy resource needs reveal about the direction of our global society?
This debate will dive deep into the intersecting realms of activism, citizenship, human rights and technology shedding light on how unequal access to energy perpetuates socioeconomic disparities worldwide.

FORUM invites all interested parties to join this FREE EVENT.



Moderator:
Ulli Lich is a PhD student at the University of Siegen and a guest researcher at the Reiner Lemoine Institute in Berlin. Her research explores the intersection of electrification, gender, and empowerment, with a focus on how energy access impacts household dynamics and economic opportunities in underserved regions.  Profile

Debaters:

Alistair Alexander researches and leads projects on the social and ecological impact of technology.

Benjamin Johnson is a physicist and historian with a focus on energy and the energy transition. He writes about ideas that inform the public, move them to consider their own best interest–and to act.

Marcia Dantas de Lima is passionate about creating a sustainable future, she supports businesses to create climate biodiversity, and social impact.

Thomas Rieger is the CEO and founding partner of Solarkiosk Solutions GmbH and THE PULSE Holding GmbH.



About FORUM:
FORUM is a dialogue assembly dedicated to fostering cross-disciplinary, constructive discussion. Our platform connects critical debates across seven thematic areas: Activism, Citizenship, Climate, Health, Human Rights, Scholarship and Technology. Through debates, FORUM aims to challenge existing paradigms, by establishing an environment for sharing and examining diverse perspectives that strive to enrich discussions and encourage critical thinking.




Additional information
Dates
October 2024
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