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World Social Forum (WSF) 2007 - Nairobi

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Since the first world Social Forum encounter in 2001, the WSF has taken the form of a permanent world process seeking and building alternatives to neo-liberal policies. Activities will be organized around the nine general objectives that resulted from the previous consultation on actions, campaigns and struggles. The Forum takes place in Nairobi, Kenya from 20 to 25 January 2007. Official information: WSF 2007 Nairobi - WSF 2007 Consultation Workspace - World Social Forum. >> See Choike's in depth report: World Social Forum Versión en español OpenSpace: reflections on WSF 2007 OpenSpace Forum published different authors' analysis and thoughts on WSF 2007, its future and the world social movement. [see more] Critical reflections on WSF Nairobi 2007 - By Onyango Oloo This report reflects on "the debacle that was WSF Nairobi 2007 while also attesting to some of its highlights". By Onyango Oloo, National Coordinator Kenya Social Forum. [see more] Respect for All! Another world is possible – for African LGBT people, too As a project manager at ILGA, a worldwide federation of LGBT groups, Stephen Barris was in Nairobi at the end of January to attend the first World Social Forum in Africa, an event that coincided with the coming out of the LGBT community in Kenya. [see more]

News Reports Dignitiy International reports Tutu likens gays' treatment to Apartheid, stirs African debate Sexuality and social justice at the WSF 2007 WSF coverage by Debt and Development Coalition Ireland Kenyans unite with foreign allies at WSF Activists determined to take on globalisation's challenges The World Social Forum: Why it was worth it Declaration on debt, WSF in Nairobi, Kenya The future of the WSF after Nairobi, by CADTM La Via Campesina launches a Global Campaign for Agrarian Reform in Africa Debt: The illegitimate legacy of Africa's dictators Ecological debt: who owes whom? Forum ends with calls for social equity U.S. Blamed for Somali Conflict A crucifix about the right to contraception Wangari Maathai lends voice to debt cause at WSF Call to reform global bodies for democratic governance Civil Society TV at WSF Social Forum best placed to question world order PANOS Institute West Africa information WSF delegates criticise IMF, WB policies Feminist Charter of Principles Pambazuka News at the WSF 2007 Decent Work Campaign Launched in Nairobi Vietnam attends World Social Forum 2007 Jubilee Debt Campaign weblog ICAE World Assembly in the framework of the WSF Water activists to launch pan-African network against privatisation at WSF Programme of HSA activities at WSF 7th WSF: The African challenge Activities and events on debt and IFIs TerraViva coverage of the WSF 2007 AMARC at the WSF Rich LGBT program at the World Social Forum 2007 A Political Programme for the World Social Forum? Africa/Latin America Peoples’ Dialogue at the World Social Forum Transnational Institute activities at World Social Forum Afrodad activities at WSF 2007 CADTM program at Nairobi WSF Partnering for Change: Movement Building in the 21st Century CIVICUS events at the World Social Forum (doc version) Focus on the Global South's activities in Nairobi Social Watch at the 7th World Social Forum - Nairobi, Kenya ALOP at the WSF Education at the WSF 2007 ETC group activities at the WSF 2007 Housing and land rights at the WSF 2007 Human rights at the World Social Forum Complete list of activities registered for Nairobi The Documenting of the WSF by Librarians Adult's rigt to learn: ICAE 7th World Assembly Third International Feminist Dialogues Funders Delegation to the WSF StreetNet Programme Travel to Kenya with MADRE OpenSpace: reflections on WSF 2007 Critical reflections on WSF Nairobi 2007 - By Onyango Oloo Respect for All! Another world is possible – for African LGBT people, too Labour at the World Social - Andreas Bieler Pacs in the WSF 2007 - Marcos Arruda Union presence Proposal for action on the right to learn About the WSF in Nairobi - François Houtart The World Social Forum 2007: A Kenyan perspective Beijing’s diplomacy in Africa sparks debate at World Social Forum, by Walden Bello An alternative Forum or more of the same? - Carrie Shelver World Social Forum: Another world in sight, but still distant The World Social Forum: From defense to offense, by Immanuel Wallerstein Is Another World Possible? By Henning Melber WSF: just another NGO fair? From WSF 'NGO trade fair' to left politics? - By Patrick Bond This is not the World Social Forum, I like to attend - Farooq Tariq A political programme for the World Social Forum? (Book) The 2007 World Social Forum - Kathambi Kinoti Social Movements Assembly Statement World Social Forum: just another NGO fair? Trade Unions, labour and the World Social Forum Six questions with Fatma Alloo Long fight for justice for homosexuals Indigenous group despair over land loss WSF: Small ways to solve big problems (Joyce Mulama) The Inhabitants participation at the WSF 2007 Palestinians attend World Social Forum Is another world possible without the women’s perspective? The importance of giving the WSF an African flavour WSF: still a stranger to the public eye Labour at the World Social Forum Libraries and information in the WSF context Social movements set to assert their presence at WSF Nairobi 2007 The Possibilities of Global Governance: Ideas from Chico Whitaker The Global Women's Rights Movement: Power Politics around the United Nations and the World Social Forum "What Is WSF? Something That Will Bring Me Medicine?" Methodological guidelines for WSF - Nairobi 2007 Periodicity of the forums

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