Events

Upcoming events

TNI events bring together thinkers and activists to analyse critical global issues and put forward transformative alternatives and solutions. Our focus is transnational, highlighting the global context and dimensions of different crises, as well as profiling the social movements, especially those in the Global South, that are leading struggles for justice.

Missed a recent webinar? Don't worry, we recorded them so you can catch up in the past events section below.

Past events

Dismantling Green Colonialism: South Africa Book Tour

Event dates: 10 Sep — 26 Sep
Event type: Event
Topics:

Middle East and North Africa

Just Transition
Dismantling Green Colonialism: South Africa Book Tour
You're invited to the upcoming Dismantling Green Colonialism South Africa Book Tour featuring a series of engaging events from September 10 to September 26. Whether you're in Johannesburg, Durban, or Cape Town, there's a chance for you to participate in person — and in some cases, join the discussions online.For more details, please see the programme below.
A new multilateralism for the people and the planet

Event dates: 19 Sep — 21 Sep

Event location: Venue: Mezanine, The People's Forum, 320 West 37th Street, New York

Topics:

Multistakeholderism

A new multilateralism for the people and the planet

Global governance is at an inflection point. Multiple crises are affecting people and the planet: continuing and escalating wars, genocide in Palestine, increasing inequalities and wealth concentration, relentless attacks on human rights and democracy, ecological destruction and climate and biodiversity crises, collapse of public services and infrastructure, increasing levels of gender violence and food insecurity. All of these crises have at their core neoliberal globalization, transnational corporations, and unaccountable power.More recently, far-right politics has gained much ground globally and has further weakened the damaged multilateral system. This has led to the normalization of ethno-nationalist policies, denialism of science, and the polycrisis as well as to racist and sexist discourse, including hate speech against migrant and refugee people.
Building new solidarities in struggle – Celebrating ideas into action : TNI at 50 – IPS at 60 years

Event date: 20 September
19:00 - 21:00 CET

Event type: Event

Event location: People's Forum, 320 West 37th Street, New York, NY 10018

Building new solidarities in struggle – Celebrating ideas into action TNI at 50 – IPS at 60 years

This political cultural moment is dedicated to the current social and political struggles in the US today – the anti-corporate campaigns and labour rights; anti-racism; mobilisations against the genocide in Palestine and an end to war and for a people-based democracy against the rise of authoritarianism and the far right.
Guardians of seed, land and life : The Southern Africa Rural Women’s Assembly Seed Guardians exhibition

Event date: 23 May
16:00 - 17:00 CET
Event type: Event

Event location: International Institute of Social Studies - Room: Butterfly Bar
Topics:

Food Sovereignty

Land Sovereignty
Guardians of seed, land and life The Southern Africa Rural Women’s Assembly Seed Guardians exhibition
Join us on 23 May 2024, when the International Institute of Social Studies will host the Guardians of seed, land and life photo exhibition. The exhibition is a window to the lives and struggles of the seed guardians of the Rural Women’s Assembly (RWA).