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EuroPCom 2018: 9th European Public Communication Conference  
08/11/2018 : 10:30 - 09/11/2018 : 15:00 | Brussels
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The 9th edition of EuroPCom took place on Thursday 8 and Friday 9 November 2018. With the 2019 European Parliament elections ahead and distrust in the EU still dominating national discourse and elections in the Member States, fostering democratic engagement and advocating for the European project seem to be decisive elements in 2018 for ensuring the future of the EU. This edition of EuroPCom therefore had the title "Campaigning for Europe" and provided a unique connecting platform in preparation for the election year ahead.
 
Over 1.100 communication professionals from all the EU Member States and beyond attended the conference to share their views at this largest event on public communication in Europe!

 
Download the conference brochure or find information on the speakers and the available session material in the table below!​ 
 
How to campaign for Europe? These are the recommendations of EuroPCom 2018!

 
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This year's conference sessions followed three main thematic clusters:
 
 
An innovative mix of well known and new formats was set up for this edition. Workshops, Ideas Labs, mini trainings, EuroPComTalks, an interactive EuroPCom Market Place and an Open Space gave participants the opportunity to make the most of their learning and networking experience at the conference. 
 
 
  
 
 

 
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Friday 9 November
09:15 – 10:45
Parallel sessions
(13) Voices from the ground (game)
Room: JDE51
(14) Selling heavy topics: from budget to space policies
Room: JDE62
(15) Disinformation and elections: lessons learned
Room: JDE52
(17) Video on social media: applying a publisher's mindset
Room: JDE53
(18) Why should I care about the EU?
Room: LEDRA STREET
09:15 - 12:45
(16) Open Space
Room: VIP ROOM 5
11:15 – 12:45
Parallel sessions
(19) How opinions become a vote
Room: JDE52
(20) Celebrating the local in pan-European campaigns
Room: JDE51
(21) Political campaign strategies for 2019
Room: JDE62
(22) Moderating citizens’ dialogues
Room: JDE53
(23) Local heroes as EU ambassadors
13:15 – 14:00
(24) Closing session
Room: JDE62
14:00-15:00
Market Place
Room: ATRIUM 5 & 6
Thursday 8 November
10:30 – 12:00
(1) Opening Session
Room: Hemicycle - EP
12:15- 14:30
Market Place - EuroPComTalks
Room: ATRIUM 5 & 6, JDE53
14:30 – 16:00
Parallel sessions
(2) Delivering great campaigns: inspire and engage
Room: JDE62
(3) AI and GDPR: salvation or damnation?
Room: JDE53
(4) Mobilising Generation Z
Room: JDE51
(5) How women can save Europe
Room: JDE52
(7) How to engage young people in the electoral process?
Room: LEDRA STREET
14:30 – 18:00
(6) New ways to tell stories
Room: JDE63
16:30 – 18:00
Parallel sessions
(8) The European elections: media, quo vadis?
Room: JDE52
(9) Citizens’ consultations: image campaign or effective democracy tool?
Room: JDE51
(10) Public institutions’ visual communication: How to unleash creativity?
Room: JDE62
(11) Twitter as a campaign tool
Room: JDE53
(12) Bringing the EU closer to its citizens: working with the EU's decentralised agencies
Room: LEDRA STREET