« Quel Avenir Pour La Jeunesse, Quel Avenir Pour La Gauche? » Panel Discussion

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Join Mimosaa and SOUVENIR for a discussion about the student protests that have swept across the country, and what’s in store for the left in the upcoming 2027 French Presidential Election.

PANELISTS

Diane de Vignemont is a historian-turned-journalist. Her work on history, memory, politics, and women’s rights has appeared in New Lines Magazine, Prospect, Jacobin, L’Humanité, and Libération.

​Phineas Rueckert is a Paris-based investigative journalist whose recent work has appeared in The Guardian, Al Jazeera, New Lines Magazine, The Nation, and Vice World News, among others.

​Alexander Hurst covers French politics as a columnist for The Guardian, and is the author of Generation Desperation.

​The event will be moderated by Kyle Berlin, the editor-in-chief of SOUVENIR, who also covers French culture and politics for Harper’s and The Atlantic.

​The event will be presented in English.

RSVP WITH THE LINK BELOW

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Location : Le Seize, 16 Rue Pastourelle, Paris 75003

Join Mimosaa and SOUVENIR for a discussion about the student protests that have swept across the country, and what’s in store for the left in the upcoming 2027 French Presidential Election.

PANELISTS

Diane de Vignemont is a historian-turned-journalist. Her work on history, memory, politics, and women’s rights has appeared in New Lines Magazine, Prospect, Jacobin, L’Humanité, and Libération.

​Phineas Rueckert is a Paris-based investigative journalist whose recent work has appeared in The Guardian, Al Jazeera, New Lines Magazine, The Nation, and Vice World News, among others.

​Alexander Hurst covers French politics as a columnist for The Guardian, and is the author of Generation Desperation.

​The event will be moderated by Kyle Berlin, the editor-in-chief of SOUVENIR, who also covers French culture and politics for Harper’s and The Atlantic.

​The event will be presented in English.

RSVP WITH THE LINK BELOW

https://luma.com/pj6rrf2l

Location : Le Seize, 16 Rue Pastourelle, Paris 75003