The Commissioner for Minorities in #Schleswig-Holstein Johannes Callsen opens the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the @coe Language Charter at the Landtag in #Kiel
Thank you @SashenkaVM for selecting our programme this year. We enjoyed having you and hearing your ideas. Keep in touch for our updates and new activities. #minoritiesmatter twitter.com/sashenkavm/stau2026
“As a journalist I want to be transparent with my audience about my own biases. Readers need to understand how stories are framed. I want to complicate the narrative and widen the frame.” Amazing presentation by @pkaltzada
“A democratic society develops mechanisms and institutions to allow the coexistance and cooperation of different cultural communities,” says Zora Popova of @ECMIFlensburg at our #NMBR18 summer school. We agree fully!
Learning and debating about #nationalism at the #NMBR18 with Dr Zora Popova from @ECMIFlensburg at @IdeasForEurope
“The challenges of multiculturalism are not teaching minorities, but majorities. Because school curriculums are politicised we need to teach plural histories & literature to understand who we are today,” says @NasarMeer. #NMBR18 with @ECMIFlensburg
We’re talking about #multiculturalism with @NasarMeer at our #NMBR18 summer school. He says that “States have to recognise difference, not just among individuals but groups too. Local contexts are important in conversations about citizenship, plurality & equality in Europe.”
FYI in #minorities published in #JEMIE ecmi.de/fileadmin/downu2026. Most recently ‘#Algorithmic #Nations’ in @RSRS_OA @regstud @RSAEurope tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10u2026 #OpenAccess #NMBR2018
“Europe needs young people with new ideas and fresh energy, because we need #AnotherEurope,” says our Sec Gen @GDauwen at #NMBR18 summer school opening.
First lecture of #NMBR2018 attacks head on the conundrum of definition: when is a minority a minority? Which markers? Ascriptions? Do we need a definition? Who decides who is a minority? Is it a good term? What do you think?
Our summer school is now officially off to a good start with director @tovemalloy and @IdeasForEurope director Dauwen opening remarks. Looking forward to exchanges and opinions on diversity, heritage and social change #NMBR2018
Big welcome to the participants of our Summer School on National Minorities and Border Regions with @ECMIFlensburg! We have an action-packed week of lectures, workshops and visits around Brussels ahead of us
We are looking for a new colleague in the area of #conflict and #security - are you interested in joining a young team of researchers, get in touch infoecmi.eu/index.php/job-u2026
One of the highlights of the summer school will be visit to the @Europarl_EN and keynotes by two MEPs Kinga Gal and Jordi Sole. Getting ready for #NMBR18 together with @IdeasForEurope
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Are you ready for a busy week of #lectures #workshops #seminars on #Diversity in #Brussels? Check out the programme overview of #NMBR: infoecmi.eu/index.php/nmbru2026 (Photo by: Thatiana Terra)
#NMBR18 update: participants from 20 countries are selected! Looking forward to meeting you all in #Brussels together with @IdeasForEurope. Who are the participants? Read at: infoecmi.eu/index.php/nmbru2026
Congratulations! @ECMIFlensburg looks forward to continuing the good cooperation. @JoshCastellino Minority Rights Group International appoints Professor Joshua Castellino as new Executive Director - go.shr.lc/2NB5K0q via @Shareaholic
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