Dr. sc. Caroline Hornstein Tomić na Europskom festivalu građanskog obrazovanja; Tirana, 14.-16. 11. 2024.
Po prvi put godišnji NECE Festival / Europski festival građanskog obrazovanja održan je na Zapadnom Balkanu i to od 14. do 16. studenoga 2024. u Tirani, Albanija. Dr. sc. Caroline Hornstein Tomić sudjelovala je kao znanstvena savjetnica i sukuratorica Festivala, koji se ove godinefokusirao na važnost granica za demokratska društva i građansko obrazovanje
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Kroz raznovrsne formate — predavanja, panel-diskusije, radionice, prezentacije projekata, otkrića itd. — na festivalu se istraživala ključna uloga granica (geografskih/geopolitičkih, društvenih, kulturnih, ekoloških, etičkih i drugih) za oblikovanje društvenih stvarnosti i utjecaj na stanje demokracije u Europi.
NECE festival: BORDERS organizirao je THE CIVICS Innovation Hub, uz lokalnu potporu SCiDEV-a, finacijsku potporu Open Society Foundations Western Balkans, Ministarstva gospodarstva, kulture i inovacija, Općina Tirana, i podršku kulturne savjetnice Edit Pule.
Dr. Caroline Hornstein Tomić at the European Festival of Civic Education; Tirana, November 14 – 16, 2024
For the first time the annual NECE Festival/ European Festival of Civic Education was brought to the Western Balkanst, taking place in Tirana/ Albania, from November 14 – 16, 2024. Dr. Caroline Hornstein Tomić, Senior Researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, participated as scientific advisor and co-curator of the Festival, which in 2024 focused on the relevance of BORDERS for democratic societies and civic education
In a variety of formats – lectures, panel discussions, workshops, project pitches, discoveries etc. – the festival explored the critical role of borders, geographical/ geopolitical, social, cultural, ecological, ethical etc., in shaping social realities and impacting on the state of democracy in Europe.
The NECE Festival: BORDERS was organized by THE CIVICS Innovation Hub, with local support from SCiDEV and in partnership with the Open Society Foundations Western Balkans, the Albanian Ministry of Economy, Culture, and Innovation, the Municipality of Tirana, and cultural advisor Edit Pula.
