Location: German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst Organizers: German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst; German Society for Eastern European Studies e.V.; German Historical Institute Moscow; Center for Military History and Social Sciences of the Bundeswehr (ZMSBw); […]

German-Ukrainian Bilateral Relations: New Tendencies in Cooperation? Online-Event: 18th Ukraine Breakfast Debate Date: Wednesday, 10 June 2020, 10–11:15 AM Welcome and Moderation: Dr. Katrin Böttger*, Director, Institut für Europäische Politik […]

WHEN: 27 – 30 September 2020 WHERE: Berlin, bUm – space for the committed civil society WHO: NGOs or initiatives from the Eastern Partnership (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine) and France, […]

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

Apply now in the funding programme that aims at intensifying relations to Ukraine and strengthening German and Ukrainian young people in their commitment to basic democratic values and international understanding.

Kick-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.

Buchpräsentation 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

HATE NEWS vs. FREE SPEECH brings together journalists, activists and media experts from Georgia and Germany to discuss strategies to fight misinformation, hate speech and social network manipulation and to strengthen freedom of speech.

The third edition of the winter school goes digital. It will provide a forum for educators who want to exchange ideas on methods and teaching practices on the topic of Nazi forced labour and its memory in postwar Europe from a transnational perspective. The winter school will also focus on how educators can use the documents archived at the Arolsen Archives, which comprise among others multi-million page collections of records on forced labour, including the situation of Displaced Persons after liberation. Furthermore, the participants will have the opportunity to develop a teaching unit, a workshop, or a presentation in small international teams, using the material and digital tools provided by the Arolsen Archives and the Nazi Forced Labour Documentation Centre. The compiled output could be used in their own work with pupils, students or adults.

The SDG Action global community’s annual meeting place is returning, larger and bolder than ever! No longer confined by a physical location, the SDG Global Festival of Action will meet […]