Speech of Michael Roth, German Minister of State for Europe: “#JamaisSansElles is not against men, it’s for men and women. It’s not about exclusion, it’s about inclusion. Let’s make #Europe & politics more colourful, more diverse & more feminin. Thanks to #JamaisSansElles for organising a great conference in Paris.”
On 17 June 2019 the symposium “For Shared Governance” will take place in the National Assembly forum in Paris: In order to take stock of the commitment made and to think together (men and women, civil society, the world of work, public authorities) about the prospects for joint action based on trust and individual responsibility; and on the benefits of governance that is truly shared, for a peaceful, open and inclusive society.
With its disruptive concept and unique approach, the #JamaisSansElles movement for the promotion of gender equality is now unavoidable. Indeed, in a very short time the hashtag that symbolizes it has become the most shared on Twitter in its category. Here’s a look at some of the figures and highlights in its development.
The delegates of Women 20 gathered in Paris at the invitation of the French delegation #JamaisSansElles. Jean-Michel Blanquer and Henri Verdier participated in an open discussion with the delegates and the Japanese delegation.
On the occasion the Internet Governance Forum, hosted annually by the United Nations General Secretariat, #JamaisSansElles has co-organized a workshop dedicated to gender diversity, democratic participation and inclusion in the cyberspace.
What is the link between Angela Merkel, a conference at the Élysée Palace and a club for digital entrepreneurs? #JamaisSansElles! The debate sparked by a picture of a panel composed exclusively of men at the Franco-German Digital Conference in October 2015 led to the creation of the #JamaisSansElles movement.
