AUGUST 29
17:00 How green are we? Let’s look at the numbers!
Join this panel to explore what people in the Baltic and Nordic countries think about sustainability, based on a new consumer survey. Hear key concerns, barriers to sustainable shopping, and who the public trusts. We’ll be joined by voices from both business and civil society to unpack these questions and share practical ideas.
AUGUST 30
11:00 If children know about online threats, why do they still fall victim?
This discussion explores why awareness alone isn’t enough to keep children safe online. We'll look at the psychological, social, and tech factors behind digital risks, how grooming happens, and the vital role adults play in building children's resilience and critical thinking.
14:00 The invisible battle: how can we equip society for psychological defense?
In today’s tense geopolitical climate, building psychological resilience is crucial. This panel explores how education, government, and media can join forces to counter disinformation and division. Speakers from Finland, Sweden, and Lithuania will share lessons on promoting critical thinking, strategic communication, and media trust to help create a resilient, informed, and democratic society.
15:30 Is politic only for boomers? Bringing young voices to the table
In many democracies, young people remain underrepresented in decisions that shape their future. This panel explores why political power still skews older, the barriers young voices face, and how to dismantle them. Featuring Norway’s youngest-ever mayor and Lithuania’s youngest municipal council member.
