On October 29, Klaipėda will host the international conference “Connecting the Dots. Connecting the People,” which aims to bring together the topics of climate, gender, and economic and social justice in a single discussion.
The conference will explore how these challenges are interconnected in a world increasingly affected by environmental pressures, conflicts, forced displacement, and shifting trade relations.
Based on Eurodad’s “Connecting the Dots” framework, the conference will address the interconnections between power, rights, ecological limits, and economic structures. Perspectives from Europe—particularly the Baltic states and Ukraine—as well as from the Global Majority will come together in academic discussions, practical workshops, student presentations, and policy debates.
The event is intended for students, researchers, civil society and youth organizations, policymakers, journalists, and professionals working in the field of a just transition.
What? “Connecting the Dots. Connecting the People” International Conference
When? October 29, 2026, 9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Where? LCC International University Campus, “Michealsen Center/Learning Commons,” Kretingos St. 36, Klaipėda.
The conference will be held in English; no translation will be provided. Participation is free, but registration is required.
Registration: https://form.jotform.com/262501843093050
More information: https://vartotojualjansas.lt/konferencija/
The conference is organized by LCC International University, the Consumer Alliance, and Klaipėda University.
