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Poliglotti4.eu Expert Seminar on Early Language Learning

Fryske Akademy, Leeuwarden, Fryslân, The Netherlands | 9-10 February, 2012

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The seminar will focus on the early language learning situation in Europe, on research outcomes and products so far, on policy-recommendations and on the challenges for the future of early language learning. Participants in this Expert Seminar on Early Language Learning include: experts, researchers, policy-makers, members of the European Commission, Consortium members of the Poliglotti4.eu project, and network members of the EU Civil Society Platform on Multilingualism. The aim of the seminar is to share knowledge and provide opportunities for roundtable discussions, further research and future collaboration. 

 

International call for papers Spain and the European integration process

Convocatoria internacional 'España y la construcción europea'
The Centre Virtuel de la Connaissance sur l’Europe (CVCE) is very pleased to launch, in cooperation with the European Academy of Yuste Foundation (FAEY), with the support of the European for Citizens program of the European Commission a call for papers as part of its current research project ‘Spain and the European integration process’, devoted to the historical relationship between Spain and Europe in a broad sense from the end of the Second World War to the present day.The project specifically addresses the relations of Spain’s various institutional, socio-economic and cultural players with the European Communities — today the European Union — and their interactions with other European organisations.
 
Deadline for abstract submissions: 22 January 2012
 

 

Opening conference for the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations 2012

Copenhagen (Denmark) | 18-19 January 2012
 
Opening conference for the European Year for Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations 2012
The Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union in 2012 is holding a high level Conference on Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations on 18th and 19th January. The conference will inaugurate the European Year 2012. The event is organised by the Danish Ministry of Employment, the Ministry of Social Affairs and Integration and the Ministry of Health in close cooperation with the European Commission.

The main theme is innovation and how innovation can bring new solutions to the pending challenges of an ageing society in Europe within the fields of employment, social affairs and health.
 
Follow the conference live on Twitter at http://twitter.com/eu_social - Hashtag #EY2012

 

Access to Culture in the digital era: A citizen’s right

Brussels, at European House for Culture @ Flagey Building, Place Flagey 18 – Entrance Place Flagey 18 | 15 December, 16.00 – 20.00
 
Access to Culture
The workshop will be kicked off by Mirko Tobias Schäfer, Assistant Professor at the University of Utrecht. It continues with presentations of best practices of festivals, orchestras, museums, opera and artists’ projects under the guiding questions: how do digital tools transform the cultural sector in the fields of creation, education and communication? What are the trends, challenges and opportunities? What responsibilities for policy makers? 

 

Linguistic diversity in Europe needs strong multilingualism policies

Linguistic diversity in Europe needs policies that promote multilingualism
[Madrid, 02 December 2011] Poliglotti4.eu, the EU co-funded project on multilingualism and language policy, has gathered for a Stakeholders Meeting at the Spanish Representation of the European Commission in Madrid on 1-2 December 2011, presenting the first results of this two-year civil society project, with participants engaging in lively discussions and interventions.

 

Multingualism in the European Union

Spanish Representation of the European Commission in Spain  (Castellana 46, Madrid) | 1 y 2 de diciembre de 2011

Conferencia Multilingüismo en la Unión Europea

Topics to be discussed: Presentation of Platform’s political recommendations and results of Poliglotti4.eu so far (Survey results, Multilingualism Tools, Ambassadors, Web), Migrations, languages and social inclusion, including languages and public services, Language Learning and Education, Language policies, including minority languages and  Language and the Media. 

 

Poliglotti4.eu project

Proyecto Poliglotti4.eu
The Civil Society Platform to promote Multilingualism was launched by the European Commission in October 2009. Since then 29 selected member organisations*, active in the fields of culture, non-formal and informal education systems and media, interested in issues connected to multilingualism with a trans-national or European-wide dimension have delivered a set of recommendations to EU policy makers in order to improve multilingualism policy on EU, Members State and regional level.
 
The ongoing EC co-funded Poliglotti4.eu project, to which nine of the platform members have committed, is intended to set up an online Language Observatory until December 2012.

 

       
 
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