Date: Tuesday 22nd NOVEMBER, 2022
Location: Club of the University Foundation (Egmontstreet 11, 1000 Brussels)  & Online

On the 22nd of November, 2022 the long planned Rebalance Manifesto for a New Mobility Culture was presented. The event  included a recap of the project’s achievements, followed by the presentation of the Manifesto and a debate animated by Carl Honoré, bestselling author and voice of the global slow movement & Judy Wajcman, expert in the field of technology, time, and speed.

13.30-14:00
Welcome coffee

14:00 – 14:15
The Origins of Rebalance
Frank Smit, European Commission
Ancuta Pasca, CINEA

14:15 – 14:35
The Rebalance Path to the Manifesto
Andrea Ricci, ISINNOVA

14:35 – 14:45
The Manifesto for a New Mobility Culture
Andreu Ulied, ERSILIA

14:45 – 15:00
Carl Honoré & Judy Wajcman responding to the Manifesto

15:00 – 15:30
Debate with Judy Wajcman &  Carl Honoré 

15:30 – 16:30
Debate with the Audience

16:30 –18:00
Rebalance Cocktail & Signatures

Thursday 13th OCTOBER, 2022
From 16:00-17:30h (UTC/GMT+1)

The Language of the Present: from the Claim to the Manifesto. This online event was devoted to discussing how values shape the mobility culture narrative of the present and future.
Discussants: Jens Schade, Traffic Psychologist from University of Dresden (Germany), Ghadir Pourhashem, Transport Engineer from the University of Žilina (Slovakia) and Daniel Cassolà, ICT Engineer at the ISINNOVA Research Institute (Italy)
Host: Andreu Ulied, Ersilia Foundation.

Thursday 20th OCTOBER, 2022
From 16:00-17:30h (UTC/GMT+1)

Needs and Hopes for the Future: from the Vision to the Manifesto. This online event focused on which trends and alternatives narratives may shape the future of mobility.

Discussants: Andrea Ricci and Daniel Cassolà, Foresight experts (ISINNOVA)
Host: Andreu Ulied, Ersilia Foundation

Thursday 27th OCTOBER, 2022
From 16:00-17:30h (UTC/GMT+1)

Politics as Poetry: from the Roadmap to the Manifesto. This online event considered the roadmap needed to transform the transport policy strategy in favour of a paradigm shift in mobility.

Discussants: Alain L’Hostis and Wassim Hached, Urban Planning Experts from the University Gustave Eiffel & Roderick Nieuwmeyer, partner EU Law at Osborne Clarke
Host: Andreu Ulied, Ersilia Foundation