Building an inclusive society means creating a society where everyone feels safe and welcome.

In many cities in Europe, it seems like education is key. While the Central and Regional Library in Berlin aims to engage in inclusion towards the LGBT community, Poland has welcomed the Living Library events which helped open people's eyes on discriminitation and prejudice.

With:

Deborah Wallers, librarian and Queer programme Manager, and Tim Leik, Programme Manager, both at the Central and Regional Library in Berlin; Eliza Gaust, Project Coordinator at the Marek Edelman Dialogue Center in Lodz; Marieke Schouten, member of the European Committee of the Regions

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With increase on energy costs and environmental threats, there is no space for waste.

The German municipality of Meldorf and the Finnish town of Yli-li focus on sustainable ways to produce heat. From innovative heat storage solutions, to replacing oil heating, both regions focus on the same goal.

With:

Peter Bielenberg, Consulting Engineer for EnergieManufaktur; Ville Marjeta and Mikko Mäkelä, district heating project in Yli-li; Rafał Trzaskowski, member of the European Committee of the Regions.

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Preparing the Europe of Tomorrow. With a focus on its the role in the Green Transition, the EU aims at becoming a leader in the Hydrogen market.

The Northern Netherlands and French Region of Occitania are focusing on the development of Hydrogen valleys. Both regions received significant grants to perform research on the entire Hydrogen value chain.

With:

Henning Twickler, Energy Advisor for the Province of Drenthe; Raphaëlle Vienot, in charge of the Occitania's Hydrogen Plan; Jakub Piotr Chełstowski, member of the European Committee of the Regions.

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