On Friday, June 16, 2023, our colleague Doc. dr. Erika D. Uršič (#si40foreu) attended the renowned annual conference of the Regional Studies Association, which took place in Ljubljana (at the Faculty of Economics). This year's theme was Regions in Transformation: Policy and Planning for People and Places #RSA 2023.

The pre-session conference took place on 27 May 2023 in Ljubljana at Leskovška 9e, 1000 Ljubljana (FUDŠ premises). Participants presented some key findings, best practices, and challenges within the EU policies and selective discourses and beyond. We were there #SI4.0forEU

The project leader of SI4.0forEU contributed to the 3rd FUDŠ edition of Summer School. The debate tackled the issues of the EU Cohesion Policy towards Slovenia vs Portugal...

On May 9, we celebrate Europe Day, along with the signing of the Schuman Declaration of May 9, 1950. "This ambitious plan for long-term peace in post-war Europe is one of the foundations of today's European Union. This year, too, we are celebrating live democracy, because in Europe together we tackle the most pressing issues of our time and shape a better future for all Europeans" (EP 2023). In the month of May, the EU Parliament invites you to celebrate Europe Day! On 6 May 2023, the celebration will take place at the European Parliament in Brussels, and on 13 May in Strasbourg, and you will be able to participate in a variety of live or remote events in all member states. Attend events and discussions and join the community at: https://together.europarl.europa.eu/referral/EVS313504570 #visitEP #EuropeDay #si4oforeu

Tuesday, 9 May, 18:30-21:00 (CET) Rue Belliard 135, 1000 Brussels & Online "This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Congress of Europe in The Hague and it is a great occasion to reflect on the Congress’ lasting legacy and to look back to other events in the EU’s integration history. The House of European History organizes a panel debate that will discuss these issues. Interested individuals can register to participate either onsite or online." The items contained herein are drafted by the secretariat of the House of European History and are provided for general information purposes only. The opinions expressed in this document are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official position of the European Parliament. This document may contain links to websites that are created and maintained by other organizations. The House of European History does not necessarily endorse the view(s) expressed on these websites.

Throwaway online platform The museum’s temporary exhibition Throwaway, which is open since February, is a project that unearths the hidden history of waste in Europe. Through the project’s online platform viewers can search, discover and share a wealth of audiovisual and written content co-curated on the subject of waste by 10 European museums. "The items contained herein are drafted by the secretariat of the House of European History and are provided for general information purposes only. The opinions expressed in this document are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official position of the European Parliament. This document may contain links to websites that are created and maintained by other organisations. The House of European History does not necessarily endorse the view(s) expressed on these websites."

Dear all, on April 19, 2023, FUDŠ published a CALL FOR THE POSITION OF ASSISTANT - M/F on the FUDŠ website. Deadline for candidates to apply: May 7, 2023 More information at the link: https://www.fuds.si/sl/2023/04/19/fuds-zaposluje-3/ (in Slovene)

This International Day of Zero Waste, we're shining a light on the latest exhibition by the House of European History, Throwaway – The history of a modern crisis. Throwaway runs until January 2024 and through four main sections, teaches us about the history of waste in Europe and the complex relationship we have with our rubbish. As part of the new exhibition, the museum designed a multilingual school workshop for students aged 10-18. Available in English, French, Dutch and German, the workshop invites students to discover and discuss the many rubbish related changes Europeans have dealt with throughout history – starting with the Industrial Revolution and finishing with Europe today. From this workshop, students will learn about: • Actors of change who challenge the status quo and adapt their habits to produce less waste • Why and how people raise awareness of public opinion on rubbish During the workshop, there will also be a group discussion and creativity activity to take part in. Afterwards, teachers will receive a short story-telling game that they can use in their classrooms. The European Parliament Visitors Team is inviting you to "Book your school workshop at the Throwaway exhibition and prepare for your perceptions of waste to be challenged!" Disclaimer: The items contained herein are drafted by the secretariat of the European Parliament and are provided for general information purposes only. This document may contain links to websites that are created and maintained by other organisations. The opinions expressed on these websites are the sole responsibility of the author(s).

The Debate within the session of the Jean Monnet Module “Sustainable Industry 4.0 for European Union”, with the name: “Sustainable Industry 4.0 for EU: Inovacije in infrastrukture v EU / Innovation and Infrastructure in EU” was successful. The event was entirely on Zoom and the participants were excited by the presentation and debate.

The School of Advanced Social Studies is organizing a Winter Camp edition 2023. Within the Event there will be also a workshop by Jean Monnet Module “Sustainable Industry 4.0 for European Union”, with the name: “Sustainable Industry 4.0 for EU: Inovacije in infrastrukture v EU / Innovation and Infrastructure in EU”. The Winter Camp is an annual event since 2010. There is possible to join it online or live. The Agenda is available here: Welcome!

The Faculty of Advanced Social Studies, JM Module and in cooperation with the student council strives to continue with solidarity and is preparing a new #kernamjemar charity. "The month of March is marked by women, so we will give a hand to all women who have had to leave their homes due to an extraordinary situation. In cooperation with the DNK Society (Društvo za nenasilno komunikacijo), we organize a charity campaign of material fundraising, which is urgently needed when entering a safe house. ” The campaign begins tomorrow March 1st and will last until 31. March 2023. https://fb.watch/jnWZjsSUIl/ (in Slovene)

The School of Advanced Social Studies is organizing a Winter Camp edition 2023. Within the Event there will be also a workshop by Jean Monnet Module “Sustainable Industry 4.0 for European Union”, with the name: “Sustainable Industry 4.0 for EU: Inovacije in infrastrukture v EU / Innovation and Infrastructure in EU”. The Winter Camp is an annual event since 2010. There is possible to join it online or live. The Agenda will be available soon. Welcome!