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Minutes of Dublin Social Forum Working Group

category dublin | public consultation / irish social forum | press release author Tuesday November 18, 2003 14:44author by Dublin Social Forum Working Group - Dublin Social Forum Working Group Report this post to the editors

Minutes of Dublin Social Forum Working Group

Minutes of Dublin Social Forum Working Group


Thursday November 13th Comhlamh Offices, Camden Street 7.30 pm


Attendance:
Mark Grehan, Mark O’ Connor, Liz Currie, Paul Kinsella, Pól O Gradaigh, Cian
O’Callaghan, Brendan


Apologies:
Barry Finegan, John Meehan, Mary Kinane, Paul Dillon, Finbar Dwyer.

Finance:


It was reported that Globalise Resistance have not yet paid for their
workshop at the ISF


Mark O’Connor tried unsucessfully to open a bank account. They told him
that we need to be registered first. He is going to try again.


Report Back:


Mark O’Connor has written a letter of thanks to the UCD student union and
students


Feedback Meeting:


The report back from the European Social Forum is taking place on Saturday
22nd November in the Teacher’s Club from 1pm till 5pm. It needs to be
advertised on indymedia and through mailing lists.


It was generally felt in regard to the Irish Social Forum that plenaries and
workshops should not be hosted at the same time.


What happens next:


Plans for what happens next will be discussed at the report back meeting on
Saturday November 22nd.


N.B. we are the Dublin Social Forum working group


Date of next working group meeting:


To be decided at the Saturday ESF report back meeting

Related Link: http://www.irishsocialforum.org
author by dunkpublication date Tue Nov 18, 2003 15:15author email duncancrowley at hotmail dot comauthor address author phone Report this post to the editors

can it be organised that photos taken at ISF can be put onto indymedia.

http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=61675
is the earliert link, disapointing amount of feedback from social forum??

are groups sending back their feedback to ISF working group?

author by An ex GR'erpublication date Tue Nov 18, 2003 15:22author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Politics aside. A few people are owed money from GR from ages ago (Justin Moran you still out there? You want to back this up?). Whats the story with their finances? Do they have a treasurer?

author by Anonymouspublication date Tue Nov 18, 2003 16:12author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Agree with Dunk that the feedback from the Summit in UCD has been dissapointing. In fact apart from one or two first hand accounts there has been none.

Does the ISF intend to produce a report?

Of course this is all voluntary work, and everyone faces time constraints - I was just wondering, and I feel that some sort feedback from the ISF would be fairly important.

author by liz - dsf working grouppublication date Tue Nov 18, 2003 17:28author address author phone Report this post to the editors

idea is that the hosts of the various workshops are sending / will send feedback to the dublin working group ,which will all get posted here.

in the meantime if anyone wants to post about anything they attended, particularly follow-up stuff, please go for it.include links or contact details, where possible, so interested people can get involved. ta.

author by Anonymouspublication date Tue Nov 18, 2003 17:52author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I hope the hosts are being chased!

author by seedotpublication date Thu Nov 20, 2003 01:39author address author phone Report this post to the editors

What will the Social Forum be?
Who are its members?
What are the rules?

Not aggressive - just, was there any discussion of the implications of the statement that the social forum must be registered?

author by niavpublication date Thu Nov 20, 2003 19:15author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I have all 5 plenaries recorded on minidisks. Just haven't had the time to do much with them but hopefully at some stage they will be available on the isf website to download. Anyone out there that wants to hear the minidisks give me a shout!

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