Online lecture “What does Solidarity Mean?” by Oskar Brabanski

In his lecture “What Does Solidarity Mean?”, Oskar Brabanski explored the philosophical and biblical origins of the concept as well as its limitations. The lecture was held in German, with translation into English,
Presentation “Ethics of Educational Research: An agenda for discussion” by Dr. Hugh Busher

In his presentation “ Ethics of Educational Research: An agenda for discussion ”, Dr. Busher addresses key ethical questions in educational research. He reflects on why ethical frameworks are essential for the quality and credibility of research and shows issues such as informed consent, the protection of participants from harm, researchers’ moral responsibility, confidentiality, and data protection. He also highlights how ethical considerations arise at every stage of a research project and why particular care is needed when working with vulnerable groups or sensitive topics.
3.11.25 ist agiles Management ein zukunftsweisendes – Oleksii Dremliuk
Bookhub 27.04.2026

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Expanded Submission until 28.04.26: DEMOCRACY2LIVE – Turn your Idea into Democratic Action & Win 400€ to Make It Happen

From reception to creation – putting participation into practice How can we actively shape our society? How can ideas become real projects that make democratic participation visible and accessible? We invite individuals and groups to submit creative project ideas that strengthen democracy through social participation. We are looking for activities that show that democratic engagement is not limited to elections or party politics, but can also be experienced in everyday life. Projects should encourage people to take action, implement an idea, and document it so that others can be inspired to adapt similar approaches in their own context. Projects may focus on local issues or include international perspectives. There are no limits to creativity. Funding The four most convincing project concepts will be selected by an internal jury and will each receive €400 in financial support for implementation. The funding is provided within the framework of the Fit4Democracy programme. In addition to the grand prizes, there are also smaller special prizes. Who can participate? Individuals or groups of all ages from the Danube region and other European countries are welcome to apply. Content focus Project ideas should show how democracy can be practised in everyday life. Relevant are projects that address at least one of the following aspects: Communication and co-determination Dialogue, debate culture, and perspective-taking Anti-discrimination, diversity, and tolerance Community spirit, solidarity, and cohesion Possible formats include discussion rounds, workshops, storytelling cafés, participatory activities, games, videos, improvisational theatre, or actions in public space. Looking for inspiration? Explore the Fit4Democracy Toolbox:https://fit4democracy.eu/toolbox/ How to apply Please submit your project idea and a short implementation plan in English as a presentation by 28 April 2026. Email: democracy@ileu.netSubject: DEMOCRACY2LIVE – Submission – [Project Name] What should the presentation include? Please include the following: Title and team (name/group, location/region, contact details) Initial situation / problem Objectives Target group(s) Process and activities Relevance to democracy Timeline Budget plan for the €400 Expected impact Documentation plan Timeline Submission deadline: 28 April 2026 Jury selection and feedback: 30 April 2026 Project implementation: until 20 June 2026 Presentation of results: 10 July 2026 at the Danube Festival and on the Fit4Democracy / ILEU websites Selection criteria The jury will assess the proposals based on: Feasibility within the given timeframe and budget Relevance to democracy Impact on community and cohesion Creativity and participant engagement Inclusion and accessibility Sustainability and transferability Documentation requirement Selected project teams are expected to document their project implementation. Please provide: a short video (1–3 minutes) a short written summary (5–10 lines) answering: What went well? What did you learn? The video should show that the project took place and reflect impressions and feedback from participants. Data protection Please make sure that all people appearing in the video have given their consent. For minors, parental or legal guardian consent is required. Contact ILEU e. V. – DEMOCRACY2LIVE / Fit4DemocracyEmail: democracy@ileu.netPhone: +49 (0) 731 379 951 66 Download Flyer English Download Flyer German
03.11.25 Erzeugen Algorithmen in sozialen Medien eine gefährliche Echokammer für die Nutzerinnen und Nutzer – Sofiia Tkatchuck
28.11.25 Haben klassische Printmedien in der heutigen Informationsgesellschaft noch eine Zukunft? – Vadym Stroganov
28.11.25 Burnout-Syndrom: eine unterschätze Gefahr auch für Junge Berufstätige? – Yuliia Liubanova
28.11.25 Kann ortsunabhängiges Arbeiten den Büroarbeitsplatz dauerhaft ersetzen? –Veronika Lukashkina
12.01.26 Kann geziehlte Zuwanderung langfristig zur Lösung von Fachkräftemangel beitragen? Daria Tropp