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2025-01-10
Forschung und Aktion bezüglich des Minderheitenschutzes in SerbienSeit letztem Jahr beschäftigt sich ein ExpertInnen-Team des ECMI intensiv mit einem Projekt in Serbien, welches von der Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) gefördert wird. Hintergrund des Projektes ist Serbiens Antrag auf EU-Beitritt und der damit verbundene stärkere Fokus auf Minderheitenschutz.
Wir haben die Forschungsbereichsleiterin Dr. Ljubica Djordjević interviewt.
2024-12-23
The ECMI holds an official side-event on minority language media at the 2024 UN Forum for Minority Issues in Geneva, together with the European Language Equality NetworkAs part of the 17th session of the United Nations Forum on Minority Issues, held in Geneva on 28-29 November, researchers from the ECMI organised a side-event on minoritised language media together with the European Language Equality Network (ELEN). Speakers included the ECMI’s Sergiusz Bober and Craig Willis, as well as the UN Special Rapporteur Nicolas Levrat, Davyth Hicks and Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones of ELEN and also Elena Jiménez i Botías of Omnium Cultural – also an ELEN member as is the ECMI.
2024-12-17
ECMI Minorities Blog. How Public Service Media Enriches Learning For and About Sweden's National MinoritiesMaarit Jaakkola
The performance of public service media is typically assessed through journalistic products and activities such as news articles and reporting. However, it often goes unnoticed that a significant portion of public service media output consists of less time-sensitive materials which can be utilized as educational resources, comparable to textbooks and other pedagogical materials. One of the three Swedish public broadcasting companies, Educational Radio (UR) is a central producer of teaching and learning resources for the national minority languages: Finnish, Meänkieli, Romani chib, Sámi, and Yiddish. These public service media products also largely compensate for the lack of textbooks and other formal learning materials in these languages.
2024-12-10
Exploring the Digital Transition for Minority Language Media in Italy and GermanyFrom December 2nd to 5th, 2024, Villa Vigoni, located on the scenic Lake Como, hosted the conference “The Digital Transition for Minority Language Media in Italy and Germany: A Knowledge Exchange with European Partners”. Co-organized by the European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) and Eurac Research, this event brought together researchers, practitioners, and media experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities of digitalization for minority language media (MLM).
