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Vincent Venus

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Vincent Venus is Communications Manager at Das Progressive Zentrum. He graduated in European Studies and European Public Affairs at Maastricht University. He podcasts about politics at Y Politik. For several years he served on the board of the Young European Federalists Germany, where he was in charge of public relations and public affairs, among others. Recently he headed the communications team of the European Youth Convention 2017. In previous capacities, he worked as PR Officer at the Hertie School of Governance and campaigned for the SPD and Texas Democrats.


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Innovation & Sustainability Event Das Progressive Zentrum supports Q Berlin International conference on social and economic justice, ethics in tech, and empowerment
Event Date: 16 November 2018 | ewerk | Mauerstrasse 79 | 10117 Berlin
Vincent Venus | Lukas Schwemer

How can we promote an equal society in current power structures? How can we set ethical standards in technology and science? As a partner of the event, Das Progressive Zentrum will join the debates on these and many more crucial questions at this year’s Q Berlin conference.



Event Supporting international democracy education exchange Das Progressive Zentrum partners with NECE – Networking European Citizenship Education – Conference
Event Date: 6 September 2018 | Marseille
Vincent Venus | Alban Genty

“Brave New Worlds?! The Future of Democracy and Citizenship Education” is the biggest international conference of its kind. It aims to re-invent democratic representation and citizenship education – both in terms of countries and disciplines.



Future of Democracy Event We vote, we party! Election night at the “Kantine am Berghain”
Event Date: 24 September 2017 | Kantine am Berghain
Vincent Venus | Nele Fritsche | Felix Beer

Das Progressive Zentrum and his partners hosted 250 enthusiastic people who followed the outcome of the German federal election at the election night party “Für die Demokratie!” (For Democracy!). As it became clear how strong the right-wing party “Alternative für Deutschland” would come out of this, the party organisers took an unexpected decision.