Talk – Social Innovation: Same Rights, Different Perspectives
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Talk — “Social innovation: Same rights, different perspectives” at Casa África, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 3rd Edition. Day of reflection and dialogue. Meeting on human rights and social innovation. Registration via this link Let us introduce you to those who will be part of Social innovation: Same rights, different perspectives. A group of professionals from different fields and representatives of key organisations who work every day to build fairer and more inclusive societies. Join this space to share ideas, question what is taken for granted and build collective responses through social innovation. We will address: – Human Rights – Technology and innovation – Employment and entrepreneurship 21 April 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Casa África (Gran Canaria) Calle Alfonso XIII Nº5
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