Who can change the world today?

​Join us for an enlightening evening with Michel Bauwens, a pioneering thinker in peer-to-peer (P2P) networks and collaborative economies. In his lecture he will delve into the critical question of who holds the power to enact significant societal change during periods of crisis and transition.

**Who can still change the world?**
No better day to reflect on this important questions than on the International Day of Democracy 🔅

**Could it be the commoners?**
In his talk, Bauwens will explore the transformative potential of P2P systems, highlighting how decentralized and inclusive approaches can reshape our world. He will delve into the history and enduring significance of the commons—shared resources accessible to all members of a community—explaining why they are central to our collective future. Michel will also introduce the concept of isonomia, an ancient principle advocating for equality under the law, discussing its relevance in building fair and equitable societies.

​Whether you're interested in alternative economies, community-driven initiatives, or the future of social organization, this event will offer invaluable insights and inspire new ways of thinking about how we live and work together.

​Don't miss this opportunity to engage with Michel Bauwens and be part of a conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and offers innovative solutions for the future.

Format:
- talk by Michel Bauwens (45 min)
- facilitated, interactive fish bowl conversation (45 min)
- informal chat and drinks

Doors: 19:00
Start: 19:30
End: 21:30

Tickets

​€3 for members of the Commons Hub
€10 for non-members of the Commons Hub
Tickets include a drink

The event is in the Elinor Ostrom Room on the second floor of the Commons Hub, ring the door if it is closed!

To become a member of the Commons Hub, check https://commonshub.brussels (€100/year or €10/month)