Ukrainian Studies Online Colloquium
Organized by the Chair Entangled History of Ukraine – European University
Viadrina, Frankfurt (Oder) – and Prisma Ukraïna – Research Network
Eastern Europe; with the support of DAAD. Registration requests for the ZOOM login details at ukraine@europa-uni.de
Program details: https://www.kuwi.europa-uni.de/en/lehrstuhl/kg/entangled-ukraine/aktuelles/index.html
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Networking Belarus – possibilities of political, civil and academic cooperation
onlineKick-off online event with the aim to discuss the prospects of EU-Belarus civil and academic cooperation, primarily in regards to the transnational empowerment and mobilization of young activists.
„Belarus! Das weibliche Gesicht der Revolution“
onlineBuchpräsentation und Gespräch mit Julia Cimafiejeva, Iryna Herasimovich, Olga Shparaga, Thomas Weiler, Viola von Cramon; moderiert von Ellen Ueberschär. In der Online-Veranstaltung präsentieren Herausgeber und Autorinnen das Buch und reflektieren Wesen und Antriebe der Proteste sowie Perspektiven für die demokratische Entwicklung in dem postsowjetischen Land.
Anmeldung unter https://calendar.boell.de/de/civi_register/143337
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Nazi Forced Labor: History and Aftermath (Digital Winter School)
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25-26 March, 2021 SDG Global Festival of Action
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