Discussion on cultural and educational co-operation of the V4 countries at Polish Institute in Budapest

Participants
Danuta Glondys, Ph.D., director of Villa Decius Association
Eva Karadi, Ph.D., editor of Hungarian Letrre Internationale

Monday 21 May 2012, 5:00 pm

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Opening: 2B Gallery, Budapest, May 2nd, 6pm
Discussion "Holocaust, remembrance, art": Goethe Institute. Budapest, May 3rd, 6pm
http://www.2b-org.hu/2b.html

MISSING FATE
The Walls of Auschwitz
László Rajk’s exhibition
"Although there are no graves at Auschwitz-Birkenau, the death camp is nevertheless
one of the largest cemeteries in Hungarian history. There are no graves or epitaphs,
though during the single year of 1944 several hundred thousand Hungarian Jews were

ACCEPTED participants of 11. Visegrad Summer School:
 

Judit Bánsági, Hungary

Yulia Barmakova, Ukraine

Antal Berkes, Hungary Read more

 
If you applied for the 11. Visegrad Summer School please check if your application formally registered.

The proof that you documents have been properly submitted and will be reviewed is the official confirmation email from vss@visegradsummerschool.org – on behalf of Anna Kowalska - Villa Decius Association.
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Draft programme of the 11. edition of the Summer School is available. The organiser reserves the right to introduce changes into this working version.

XI Visegrad Summer School – Call for applications

The Villa Decius Association, Krakow, Poland
1-14 July 2012

The programme of Visegrad Summer School consists of lectures, panel debates and seminars on issues and challenges relevant to the Visegrad Group region, the European Union and the CEE countries.

It is educational programme which provides an interdisciplinary learning space for young Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak students, and for their peers from other Central and Eastern European countries. The topics cover current social, economic, political and cultural issues concerning the Visegrad countries, presented in wider regional, European and global perspective.

As former editions have shown the Visegrad Summer School is an unique forum to build relations of acceptance, friendship and cooperation between young people, who will soon shape the future of their countries and the continent. The programme of the 11th edition the includes lectures, debates and workshops on current political, cultural and social challenges in the regional, global and European perspective.

Deadline for submitting on-line applications: 31 March 2012.
 

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The Polish-American Freedom Foundation and the Polish – U.S. Fulbright Commission  announced an open competition for candidates from Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, as well as Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan for the Lane Kirkland Scholarships in the 2012-13 academic year. Read more

Visegrad Scholarships at OSA offer 8-week research fellowships at the prestigious archives located at the Central European University in Budapest with total stipend of €2,000/project.

For more information please proceed to website: http://visegradfund.org/scholarships/osa/.

Opening ceremony of the second edition of
Summer School of Ethnicity and Migration Studies
Monday, July 18, 2011 at 18.00 • The Faculty of Social and Economic
Sciences, Comenius University, Mlynské Luhy č. 4, Bratislava. Read more