The Solidarity e-Conference organised by Professor Mirna Džamonja from the 22nd to the 26th June 2020 was a platform where 'engaged intellectuals and cultural workers could give their personal vision of the world after Covid-19'. It was possibly the first such conference of its kind and was successful in bringing together more than forty experts from many different disciplines, many countries
and many ideological inclinations to the same platform. The aim of the conference was There were musicians, artists, writers,
lawyers, journalists, theatre directors and philosophers besides
mathematicians and scientists, all of whom tried to grapple with the idea of
the post-Covid world in their own ways. The central theme was global solidarity, which the conference assumed to be the
only way forward in order to survive this crisis, and the conference was described
as ‘an international video conference where selected leaders from the world of
science, culture and civil society would meet and offer their vision of the
world after the crisis’.
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