Esdeveniments relacionats amb l’informe de la comissió
June 29, ETUI, Brussels, Belgium
JUNE 29 2026
Board-level employee representation in Belgium: What are the prospects?
Co-organised by the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) and Minerva Think Tank
In Belgium, there is (virtually) no system of board-level employee representation in for-profit companies. Nevertheless, the debate on industrial democracy has experienced a timid resurgence in Belgium, driven by various academic and political developments. At the academic level, publications by ETUI, Minerva, Isabelle Ferreras, and Stan De Spiegelaere have attracted some attention to the topic. On the political level, a current proposal by Les Engagés is being discussed in the Belgian Federal Parliament, and its sister party, CD&V, has recently expressed support for a system of employee representation in corporate boards in Belgium. This is happening while the risks for worker representation on corporate boards in EU member states are being examined in the context of the European Commission’s proposal for a 28th Corporate Law Regime (‘EU Inc.’) made public earlier this year.
Aim of the event: to examine board-level employee representation as a policy option, with a focus on the Belgian case, promoting an exchange of information and an open discussion about the desirability and feasibility of such a system in Belgium, from a trade union perspective.
Who should attend? Trade unionists, worker representatives, activists, policy-makers, researchers, students and anyone with an interest in democracy at work in Belgium.
Date and time: Monday 29th June 2026, 12:30-17:45 CET
Location: Atelier 29, Rue Jacques de Lalaing 29, Brussels, Belgium
Please register as soon as possible and at the latest by 22 June 2026 via this link: https://crm.etui.org/form/board-level-employee-representat
June 25, Oxford University
JUNE 25 2026
Reimagining the future of work – towards a right to shape AI
In this one-day high-level conference, we explore the right to shape AI as key to the future of work in a democratic society. Hosted by Oxford’s Institute for Ethics in AI and the Bonavero Institute for Human Rights, the conference will bring together policy makers, academics, business leaders and employee representatives to explore concrete proposals to embed and renew human agency at work. Discussion will focus on the results of a recently released report on Democracy at Work commissioned by the Government of Spain led by Professor Isabelle Ferreras and on the ERC-funded iManage project led by Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl.
Keynote speakers will include Yolanda Diaz, Vice-Prime Minister of Spain and Minister of Labour, who will set out her government’s agenda in support of worker voice and ownership, and economics Nobel laureate Professor Daron Acemoglu, who is championing pro-worker AI. This will be followed by interactive sessions bringing together senior academics, policy makers and stakeholders from different jurisdictions around the world, anchored in concrete regulatory proposals and real-life use cases, collaborating to reimagine a future of work characterised by a right to shape AI.
Speakers/Hosts: Isabelle Ferreras (Chair of the International High-level Expert Committee on Democracy at Work, UCLouvain; Harvard Law School; Institute for Ethics in AI, University of Oxford) Jeremias Adams-Prassl (member of the International High-level Expert Committee on Democracy at Work, University of Oxford; Magdalen College; Institute for Ethics in AI) and Caroline Green (Institute for Ethics in AI, University of Oxford)
Keynote speakers: Yolanda Díaz (Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor and Social Economy of Spain) and Daron Acemoglu (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Date and time: Thursday June 25th 2026, 08:30-17:30 BST/09:30-18:30 CET
Address: Jesus College, Turl Street, Oxford, OX1 3DW, UK.
Full programme, HERE
Link to register, HERE
June 5, World Inequality Lab, Paris
JUNE 5 2026
World Inequality Conference 2026
Isabelle Ferreras will discuss the Report of the Expert Committee on Friday June 5th in a Plenary Session: ‘How Much Should the Wealth Scale be Compressed?
Date, time and location: Friday June 5, 11:30-13:00 (CET)
Amphithéâtre Daniel Cohen
48 boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris, France
Speakers: Isabelle Ferreras, Jean Drèze, Ingrid Robeyns
Moderator: Anmol Somanchi
Full programme: https://inequalitylab.world/www-site/uploads/2026/04/2026-WIC-Programme.pdf
HYBRID: June 3, Québec, Canada
JUNE 3 2026
16:30–17:30 (EDT) / 22:30 – 23:30 (CET):
Conférence HD Woods & Cérémonie de remise des prix / HD Woods Lecture & Awards Ceremony — LAU-1334
By: Prof. Isabelle Ferreras
To join virtually:
Zoom : https://ulaval.zoom.us/j/61554368688?pwd=Re9cYa2zv3vrUaV7K6AxcslfZkL7Ui.1
ID : 61554368688
Password : 916160
The 63nd Annual CIRA Conference is taking place from June 2 to 4, 2026, at Université Laval, Quebec City, Quebec.
During the annual meeting of the Canadian Industrial Relations Association (CIRA), Isabelle Ferreras has been invited to give the H.D. Woods lecture to present the Report on Democracy at Work to the Spanish Government on this occasion.
Program Details for Wednesday, June 3:
- HD Woods Lecture by Professor Isabelle Ferreras on democracy in the workplace (for the time and how to join virtually, see above)
- Workshops & panels
- CIRA’s General Assembly
- Launch of a CIRA’s 60th-anniversary – “Nouveaux dialogues et conversations émergentes en relations industrielles / New Dialogues and Emerging Conversations in Industrial Relations”
Further details, here.
N/B: English and French translation will be available
Mayo 29, Gijón, España
MAYO 29 2026
Mesa redonda con Yolanda Díaz: Democracía en el trabajo
Ponentes: Yolanda Díaz (Vicepresidenta segunda del gobierno y ministra de del trabajo y economía social), Javier Lanero (Secretario General del UGT de Asturias), José Manuel Zapico (Secretario General del CCOO de Asturias)
Modera: Bárbara Alonso Peri (Decana del colegio de periodistas de Asutrias)
Fecha y hora: Viernes 29 mayo a las 18:00
Dirección: C. Pérez de Ayala, 2a, Centro, 33208 Gijón, Asturias, Spain
Organiza: Sociedad Cultural Gijonesa
HYBRID: Mayo 12, Universitat de València, Valencia, España
MAYO 12 2026
10.00h: Presentación del Informe sobre Democracia en el Trabajo
Ponentes: Antonio Baylos Grau, Gemma Fajardo García (miembros de la Comisión de expertos y expertas de alto nivel sobre la democracia en el trabajo)
Modera: María Pons Carmena
Fecha y hora: Martes 12 de mayo 2026 a las 10.00h
Dirección: Universitat de València – Campus de Tarongers
Av. dels Tarongers Algirós, 46022, Valencia, España
Vea la grabación de la Presentación del Informe sobre Democracia en el Trabajo, AQUÍ
Y vea la grabación de la intervención de la vicepresidenta segunda del Gobierno y ministra de Trabajo y Economía Social, Yolanda Díaz, AQUÍ
Mai 12, Sciences Po, Paris
MAI 12 2026
Comment démocratiser le travail ?
Alors que l’extrême-droite semble poursuivre sa marche inexorable vers le pouvoir, divers travaux scientifiques récents montrent que sa progression chez les salariés s’explique en grande partie par l’effritement de leur autonomie, leur isolement, le sentiment de ne pas être écoutés : bref, un manque de démocratie au travail.
Pourtant les travailleurs et travailleuses aspirent profondément à pouvoir peser dans les décisions qui les concernent au quotidien. Le Manifeste pour une démocratie du travail, publié ce 17 avril par les Ateliers Travail et Démocratie, souhaite rendre visibles et promouvoir les initiatives d’enquêtes, de luttes et d’alternatives qui se fondent sur la puissance du travail vivant et rompent ainsi avec la résignation. Ce Manifeste propose des mesures qui rejoignent ou complètent celles déjà avancées dans le cadre du projet et de l’ouvrage «Travailler Mieux», coordonnés par Christine Erhel et Bruno Palier, et dans le rapport «Deux promesses à celles et ceux qui travaillent : voix et propriété«, coordonné par Isabelle Ferreras à la demande du gouvernement espagnol.
La conférence vise à présenter ces propositions de façon succincte, puis de les mettre en débat avec des responsables politiques.
PRÉSENTATION DES PROPOSITIONS POUR DÉMOCRATISER LE TRAVAIL
- Thomas Coutrot (Ires, Ateliers Travail et Démocratie)
- Isabelle Ferreras (FNRS/Louvain, Harvard CLJE, Chaire 3D&C ULille)
- Bruno Palier (LIEPP-Sciences Po)
RÉACTION DE RESPONSABLES POLITIQUES
- Clémentine Autain (députée de Seine-Saint-Denis)
- Xavier Bertrand (Président du Conseil régional des Hauts-de-France, ancien ministre du Travail) (à confirmer)
- Olivier Faure (Premier secrétaire du Parti Socialiste)
- Franck Morel (ancien conseiller social d’Edouard Philippe, secrétaire national de Horizons en charge du travail et de l’emploi)
- François Ruffin (député de la Somme)
- Marine Tondelier (Secrétaire nationale des Écologistes)
Date, heure et lieu: Le 12 mai 2026 de 17:30 à 19:30
Amphithéâtre Simone Veil
28 rue des Saints-Pères, 75007, Paris
Regardez l’enregistrement de l’événement ici :
Mayo 6, Universidad de Córdoba, España
MAYO 16 2026
Participación de las personas trabajadoras en la empresa
Modera: Prof. Dr. Josè Maria Ruz López, Profesor de Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social de la Universidad de Córdoba
Ponencias:
Informe sobre democracia en el trabajo desde la perspectiva del Derecho de sociedades
Prof. Dr. Gemma Fajardo García, Profesora Titular de Derecho mercantil de la Universidad de Valencia
Informe sobre democracia en el trabajo desde la perspectiva del Derecho del trabajo
Prof. Dr. Antonio Baylos Grau, Catedrático de Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
Fecha y hora: Miércoles 6 de mayo, 16:00-18:00
Dirección: El Salón de Grados de la Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales de la Universidad de Córdoba (UCO), Plaza de Puerta Nueva, s/n, en el centro de Córdoba, España
Abril 27, Ateneo de Madrid, Madrid
ABRIL 27 2026
Presentación del informe «Democracia en el trabajo»
Ponentes: Yolanda Díaz, ministra de Trabajo y Economía Social y vicepresidenta segunda del gobierno; Bruno Estrada, Plataforma por la Democracia Económica; Antonio Baylos, miembro de la Comisión de Expertos sobre Democracia en el Trabajo, catedrático emérito de Derecho del Trabajo de la UCLM; Paloma López, secretaría general CCOO Madrid; y Susana Huertas, secretaria general UGT Madrid.
Moderador: Santos M. Ruesga (Catedrático emérito de Economía Aplicada de la UAM)
Presenta: Juan Antonio Gimeno (Agrupación Europeísta del Ateneo y Sección de Economía)
Organizan: Agrupación Europeísta Ateneo, Sección de Ciencias Económicas y Plataforma por la Democracia Económica
Fecha y hora: Lunes 27 de abril a las 19:00 h
Dirección: Sala Úbeda, el Ateneo de Madrid, Calle del Prado, 21, Centro, 28014, Madrid, España
ONLINE: April 23, ASETT #DW Global Workshop Series
APRIL 23 2026
Democratizar el trabajo: Perspectivas iberoamericanas
El próximo workshop se centrará en las recomendaciones del informe y como pueden inspirar reformas más allá de Europa. En América Latina, sus propuestas pueden orientar iniciativas que fortalezcan la participación de las personas trabajadoras y el diálogo social en economías en rápida transformación, asegurando que los principios democráticos se integren en los sectores emergentes.
Contaremos con la participación de Eric Campos (Secretario General de la Central Unitaria de Trabajadores y Trabajadoras de Chile), Luis Gutierrez (Coordinador de Economía Social del Gobierno de México ), Daniela Muradas (Profesora, Universidad Federal de Minas Gerais) y Antonio Stecher (Profesor, Universidad Diego Portales).
Las inscripciones se pueden hacer aquí.
April 22, International Labour Organization, Geneva
APRIL 22 2026
Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth: A Global Roadmap for a New Economy
In July 2024, the Special Rapporteur presented his report Eradicating poverty beyond growth (A/HRC/56/61) to the Human Rights Council, calling for a decisive shift away from growth-dependent development strategies and towards a human rights economy that places the well-being of people and the planet at the centre of economic transformation.
The report set out the why (why such a shift is needed) and the what (what such a shift entails). Building on that foundation, the Roadmap for Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth now provides the how: a comprehensive set of concrete measures to operationalise this shift. Its recommendations are structured around five pillars – economic systems transformation; labour market policies and the care economy; universal social protection and essential services; climate, environment and resource management; and trade, finance, debt and global solidarity – underpinned by a transversal focus on governance and participatory democracy. These proposals are currently being translated into a multi-level toolbox of short-, medium- and long-term actions tailored to global, regional, national and local contexts.
The Roadmap aims to support international efforts towards reducing inequalities and ending poverty within planetary boundaries. It will be instrumental in shaping discussions leading up to the adoption of the next generation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the SDG Summit in September 2027, ensuring a development trajectory for the full realisation of human rights that decentres GDP as the leading measure of progress.
The Roadmap is being co-constructed with a broad alliance of UN agencies, Member States, civil society organisations, trade unions, grassroots movements, and academic experts, who have been collaborating since 2024 to agree on proposals intended to achieve social progress and improve well-being without relying on perpetual economic growth.
The Roadmap will be presented in Geneva on 22 April 2026 at a public conference Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth: A Global Roadmap for a New Economy, and included as part of the UN Special Rapporteur’s report to the Human Rights Council in summer 2026. It is hosted online by New Economies for Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth (NEEP), an initiative led by the Special Rapporteur to advance alternative development pathways that can end poverty and inequalities on a liveable planet.
The recommendations laid out in the Report on Democracy at Work prepared for the Spanish government have been integrated into the Special Rapporteur’s Global Roadmap.
You can find a draft of the full Roadmap for Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth: Report of the Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, Olivier De Schutter, HERE
HYBRID: Abril 20, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Ciudad de México
ABRIL 20 2026
Ponentes: Yolanda Díaz (Ministra del Trabajo, Vicepresidenta segunda del Gobierno de España), Daniel Innerarity (miembro de la Comisión Internacional de expertos y expertas de alto nivel sobre la democracia en el trabajo), Gabriela Ramos, Alejandro Encinas Nájera
Modera: Alejandro Chanona
Fecha y hora: Lunes 20 de abril, 11:30-14:30 (CST)/19:30-22:30 (CET)
Dirección: Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales
Cto. Mario de la Cueva s/n
Col. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Coyoacán, C.P. 04510
Ciudad Universitaria, Ciudad de México, México
Transmisión en vivo/Watch live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDXpEM4RA38&list=PLsvLhqLYlX7X0bgxw789gwPykQKa4yOTK&index=9
ONLINE: April 16, Webinar Series: Democracy at Work: Social Economy actors bringing EU values to citizens
APRIL 16 2026
Social Economy as a Pillar for Democracy
Session (2h): European Democracy & the Social Economy.
Date & Time: Thursday April 16th, 10AM-12PM CET
This ONLINE session highlights the dual contribution of the Social Economy to European democracy. On the one hand, Social Economy organisations embed participatory governance models that engage workers, members, communities and, where relevant, public authorities in decision-making. On the other hand, civil society organisations serve as essential pillars of a vibrant democratic ecosystem, ensuring that all communities – including minorities – have a meaningful voice. Speakers will demonstrate how Social Economy entities innovate in and experiment democratic governance within enterprises, sometimes even with wider constituency, as well as how civil society organisations build more inclusive and resilient democratic spaces.
Introduction:
– Sarah de Heusch, director of SEE
– Dr. Efi Snow, Senior Officer on behalf of Andreas A. Gregoriou, Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment from the Cyprus Government
Moderator: Sarah de Heusch, director SEE
Speakers: Isabelle Ferreras (President of the International High-Level Expert Committee on Democracy at Work, Research Director at the Belgian National Science Foundation and author of Firms as Political Entities: Saving Democracy), Ana Umbelino (President of REVES: European Network of Cities and Regions for the Social Economy), Agnes Mathis (director of Cooperatives Europe), Christina Flourentzou-Kakouri (Director of the Department for Social Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities through Economic Bicameralism, 2017), Gabriella Civico (President of Civil Society Europe)
You can register HERE.
Abril 13, Donosti, España
ABRIL 13 2026
JORNADA: PARTICIPACIÓN DE PERSONAS TRABAJADORAS EN LA EMPRESA
Ponentes: Gemma Fajardo García y Edurne Terradillos Ormaechea (miembros de la Comisión Internacional de expertos y expertas de alto nivel sobre la democracia en el trabajo), Rosa Mindeguia Petrirena (Doctora en Psicología)
Fecha y hora: Lunes 13 de abril 10:00-13:30
Dirección: Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU), Salón de Grados David Kato, Paseo Manuel de Lardizábal 2, 20018 Donostia-San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa, España
Aquí está el programa completo:
Avril 11, Académie royale de Belgique, Bruxelles
AVRIL 11 2026
Classe Technologie et Société, Présentation du Rapport par Isabelle Ferreras (séance à huit-clos)
HYBRIDE: Avril 9-10, Université de Lille-Sciences Po Lille, France
AVRIL 9-10 2026
Démocratiser l’entreprise pour sauver la démocratie et la planète
Visionnez les enregistrements des sessions ICI
Voir la session de présentation du Rapport par Isabelle Ferreras avec Yolanda Diaz, Julie Battilana, Thomas Coutrot, Loïc Blondiau et Dominique Méda, animé par Aliette Hovine ICI
L’Université de printemps sur la démocratie en entreprise aura lieu les 9 et 10 avril 2026 à l’Université de Lille, à l’occasion du lancement officiel de la Chaire 3D&C. Chercheur·ses et acteur·rices de la société civile y débattront de l’avenir du système productif et de la démocratie à l’heure de la fin de l’ère néolibérale.
Cette rencontre s’inscrit dans la dynamique ouverte par le rapport du Comité international d’experts et expertes de haut niveau sur la démocratie au travail, commandé par la Vice-Première ministre et ministre du Travail du gouvernement espagnol, Yolanda Díaz, et dirigé par Isabelle Ferreras avec le soutien de la Chaire 3D&C. Ce rapport propose de repenser les liens entre démocratie et organisation du travail, et ouvre un débat sur le rôle des entreprises dans la vitalité démocratique.
À travers tables rondes et ateliers, les participant·es discuteront notamment des liens entre crise démocratique et gouvernance des organisations productives, des transformations nécessaires des économies européennes face aux limites planétaires, et des conditions d’un réencastrement de l’économie dans la société. Parmi les intervenant·es : Dominique Méda, Julie Battilana, Benoît Hamon et Claire Nouvian.
March 31, London School of Economics, London
MARCH 31 2026
With Isabelle Ferreras and Benjamin Braun
A new report for the Spanish government presents offers a different future for how people can influence decisions about their workplaces, and for how companies are governed and owned. Isabelle Ferreras, the chair of the Committee that compiled the report, and Benjamin Braun, a co-author of the report, will discuss their findings. The seminar will cover the implications of their findings and how they might be applied to contexts outside of Spain.
Registration is not required. Includes lunch.
Date & time: March 31st, 1:00-2:30 PM (GMT)
Location: Sir Arthur Lewis Building (SAL) B.07, London School of Economics campus
A seminar of Alternatives to Capitalism research group hosted by the Programme on Cohesive Capitalism
HYBRID: March 30, London School of Economics, London
MARCH 30 2026
Fifty years after powerful labour movements launched radical plans to democratise the economy and gain control of large businesses, what is the legacy of these efforts and what are the prospects for economic democracy today?
Join us to discuss the anniversary of the « Meidner plan », a famous moment in the history of socialism when Swedish unions tried to take ownership of all large companies there. What can we learn from the ambitions and failures of projects like this? What should plans for economic democracy look like today? And what is the best way to pursue projects for economic democracy in practice? Isabelle Ferreras will discuss the Report commissioned by the Spanish Government: Two promises to Those Who Work: Voice and Ownership.
You can watch the full lecture, here:
ONLINE: March 26, ASETT #DW Global Workshop Series
MAR 26 2026
Location: online. Register here.
The policy proposals of the Report submitted to the Spanish Government are presented as a critical antidote to the disruptions AI introduces in the world of work, ensuring innovation aligns with social justice and workers’ rights. The session will explore under which conditions artificial intelligence can be mobilised as a tool to strengthen democracy at work, rather than undermine it. We will look at how cooperatives are leading in this direction. The panelists will discuss the proposals made in the Report.
Speakers: Jared Katzman (Researcher, University of Michigan) & Dorleta Urrutia-Onate (University of Mondragon, Aída Ponce Del Castillo (Senior Researcher, European Trade Union Institute), Izarne Olano (Manager, GUREAK) and David Beauchemin (General Director and AI Expert, Baseline), chaired by Hélène Landemore (#DW core group member, Yale)
ONLINE: March 25, New Horizons Webinar
MARCH 25 2026
«The new democratic paradigm»
Time: 10am CDMX, 12pm New Haven, 1pm Buenos Aires & Montevideo, 5pm Louvain la Neuve, Madrid, Paris, 6pm Johannesburg, 10pm Dhaka, 12am Shanghai
Amid growing concerns about the state of democracy, this session explores new ideas to strengthen participation, accountability, and economic democracy. Speakers will discuss the crisis of representative politics, the role of citizen assemblies, ways to measure meaningful participation, and emerging proposals for greater democracy in the economy. The conversation will also address the obstacles and practical steps needed to move toward deeper and more participatory democratic systems.
Speakers:
Isabelle Ferreras (FNRS/Universidad de Lovaina & President of the International Expert Committee on Democracy at Work)
Helene Landemore (Universidad de Yale)
Anabel Cruz (Open Government Partnership)
Watch the webinar, here:
March 19-20, UCLouvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique
MARCH 19-20 2026
Démocratiser l’entreprise : le pari de l’Espagne par Isabelle Ferreras
Jeudi 19 mars, 10h35-10h50
Journées Jean Dabin, Faculté de droit de l’UCLouvain:
Le droit et les limites planétaires et sociales : le droit, frein ou accélérateur d’une économie durable ?
Dans quelle mesure le droit contemporain de l’économie et de l’entreprise tend-il à confirmer une relation conflictuelle de l’homme à la nature et à reproduire les inégalités, et fait-il obstacle à l’intégration dans l’économie de limites sur le plan environnemental et social ?
Comment cette situation pourrait-elle être corrigée dans un délai compatible avec une stabilité écologique et sociale suffisante à long terme ?
Page de l’événement :
https://www.uclouvain.be/fr/instituts-recherche/juri/crides/news/colloque-le-droit-et-les-limites-planetaires-et-sociales-19-20/03/2026
March 13, Pelican House, London
MARCH 13 2026
Advancing Worker Ownership: Reclaiming Economic Sovereignty in the 21st Century
Panellists: Member of the International Expert Committee on Democracy at Work, Benjamin Braun, who will be discussing the Committee’s Report.
Alongside Aleksandra Kanjuo-Mrčela, Christian Damholt & Kosta Juri
Date and time: Friday 13th March 2026
6:00PM BST
Location: Pelican House, E1 5QJ, London, UK
Tickets available here
March 5, UCLouvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique
MARCH 6 2026
Le jeudi, « Midis du CriDIS » – 2025-2026
Présentation par Isabelle Ferreras du Rapport du Comité international d’experts et expertes de haut-niveau sur la démocratie au travail remis à la Vice-Présidente du Gouvernement espagnol le 2 février.
Feb. 24, Madrid
FEB 24 2026
Asociación ISEGORÍA: Las Empresas y la democracia
Una conversación a propósito del Informe «Sobre la democracia en el trabajo», del Ministerio de Trabajo y Economía Social.
Ponentes: Bruno Estrada López y Gemma Fajardo García (miembro de la Comisión Internacional de expertos y expertas de alto nivel sobre la democracia en el trabajo).
Fecha y hora: Martes 24 de febrero a las 18h
Dirección: Centro Abogados de Atocha. Metro Embajadores, calle Sebastián Herrera 14, Madrid. Salon de actos, 2da planta
Ver la discusión aquí:
ONLINE: Feb.12, ASETT #DW Global Workshop Series
FEB 12 2026
Two Promises to Those Who Work. Introducing the Report to the Spanish Government to our Global Community
The first seminar of the series will host stellar speakers to discuss the Spanish Report.
Watch the full webinar, here:
Feb. 5, École des Mines de Paris
FEB 5 2026
Journée de l’Agora DODES
Isabelle Ferreras interviendra en ligne depuis Boston pour introduire le Rapport au public de scientifiques et de praticiennes et pratiicienss qui, en France, font avancer les enjeux de la démocratie dans l’entreprise.
La 3ᵉ édition des Assises de la Démocratie en Organisations se tiendra le 5 février 2026 à Paris. C’est une journée de réflexion, d’échanges et de co-production collective dédiée à l’ambition d’« outiller la démocratie » au sein des organisations et des lieux de travail. Porté par un laboratoire d’idées réunissant praticien·ne·s et chercheur·se·s engagé·e·s dans la transformation démocratique des organisations, l’événement fédère communautés académiques, mouvements syndicaux, acteurs politiques et professionnel·le·s souhaitant approfondir et concrétiser des pratiques de démocratie économique et sociale. Parmi les intervenant·e·s attendu·e·s figurent Barbara Stiegler (philosophe), Isabelle Ferreras (membre du core group #DW), Christophe Pébarthe (historien), Charles Fournier (député) et Chloé Latour (avocate et metteuse en scène), renforçant les liens entre réflexions politiques, sociologiques et culturelles sur la démocratie au travail. Retrouvez toutes les informations ici.
Regardez l’enregistrement de l’événement ici :
Feb. 4, Harvard Law School
FEB 4 2026
2026 John T. Dunlop Memorial Forum | Two Promises to Those Who Work: Voice and Ownership with Minister Yolanda Díaz Pérez
Immediately after releasing the Report in Madrid, Yolanda Diaz and Isabelle Ferreras will join Julie Battilana in Harvard to present it:
Join the Harvard Trade Union Program to hear from Minister Yolanda Díaz Pérez, Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labor and Social Economy of the Government of Spain and Isabelle Ferreras, Chair of the International Commission of High-Level Experts on Workplace Democracy on the proposed pathway for the Spanish Government to advance democracy at work.
The annual John T. Dunlop Memorial Forum honors a distinguished contributor in the field of industrial relations and labor and is hosted by the Harvard Trade Union Program housed at the Center for Labor and a Just Economy.
Watch the full recording of the lecture, here:
Feb. 4, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Briefing breakfast on the Report
SICI and the CLJE at Harvard Law School hosted a briefing on the Report featuring Julie Battilana, Yolanda Diaz, and Isabelle Ferreras.
2 de febrer de 2026 a Madrid – Publicació pública de l’Informe
Vegeu la presentació oficial de l’Informe d’Isabelle Ferreras a la Ministra de Treball i Economia Social, Yolanda Díaz, i la seva resposta. 2 de febrer de 2026 a Madrid.