M100 Sanssouci Colloquium and M100 Media Award 2023

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“In Kyiv, we remain fearless. But war is becoming a backdrop to everyday life”

19 February 2022. Nataliya Gumenyuk has written an emotional text for the Guardian, which was published today.
Nataliya is an Ukrainian journalist, specialising in foreign affairs and conflict reporting. She is co-founder and head of the independent internet channel Hromadske.TV and has participated at the M100 Sanssouci Colloquium in 2016.

On her Facebook profile she introduced her text with very personal words:
“First of all, at the moment I feel pity about those people in Donetsk and other towns in the Donbas who are called to be evacuated to Russia, with all the sirens rising and people in the lines to petrol station. That hysteria is all over the local telegram channels. I’ve written this column for The Guardian tonight about the week in Ukraine. And though I was not skeptical, and still think something in a mid of chaos can happen here (as a major power cut), the eyes and ears should be in the Donbas. As in the end, those who lived with this war would again suffer most.”

“We would like Russia to be held accountable not only after the attack, but before planning it”

16 February 2022. Today, the Romanian public radio station Radio România Iași, which broadcasts to the Romanian region of Moldova and is also available in most parts of Moldova and parts of Ukraine, published an interview with the deputy editor-in-chief of the National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine, Olesia Tytarenko. Olesia Tytarenko as well as the interviewer Lucian Bălănuță are alumni of M100 and have participated in Young European Journalists Workshops.

The telephone interview conducted in English can be found on the website of Radio Iași (at the end of the text translated into English here):

The United States and the European Union have been working to de-escalate the situation in Ukraine amid an increased Russian military presence on Kiev’s borders. Today is the deadline put forward by a number of Western intelligence services as a potential day of military intervention by Moscow. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed that the dialogue must continue after talks in the Russian capital yesterday.

read more “We would like Russia to be held accountable not only after the attack, but before planning it”

Alberto Alemanno is Social Innovation Thought Leader of the Year

14 February 2022. Alberto Alemanno, Professor of Law at HEC Paris Business School, founder of The Good Lobby and speaker at M100 2021, was named “Social Innovation Thought Leader of the Year” at the World Economic Forum #DavosAgenda.

He plays “an essential role in HEC Paris’ mission to create positive impact on the economy and society through cutting-edge research, education and action,” said Eloic Peyrache, Dean odes HEC Paris.

We offer our warmest congratulations!

For more information about Professor Alemanno, the award and the citation, click here.