Le projet e-lang a tenu son atelier les 10 et 11 octobre 2017 au CELV avec des activités en ligne en amont et en aval. Cet atelier sur la littératie numérique pour l'enseignement-apprentissage des langues a rencontré un franc succès, avant même sa tenue, puisque 40 représentants des 34 pays différents (pays membres du CELV et Canada) s’y sont inscrits. Plus...
La Gazette fait le point sur les développements liés au CELV (événements, projets, ressources), au Conseil de l'Europe (politiques linguistiques et secteurs connexes) et à nos partenaires. Elle se concentre sur des développements nationaux dans le domaine de l'éducation aux langues dans les Etats membres et au-delà.
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L’équipe du projet s’est réunie avec les partenaires associées canadiennes. Cette rencontre a permis d’analyser les retours que l’équipe a obtenus des participants à l’atelier qui a précédé la rencontre. Ces retours – très positifs dans leur immense majorité – portaient sur l’atelier en soi, mais aussi sur le cadre didactique et les modules développés par le projet. Plus...
On the 13th–15th of December 2017, The Federal Union of European Nationalities (FUEN) will organize the second seminar ‘Minorities in Caucasus: Dialogue for a stable future’ in Flensburg, Germany. Minorities contribute to the economic and cultural development of their homeland regions, they are bridge-builders in interregional cooperation, yet their contribution is not always recognised and the resources they can offer are not always put to good use – these were some of the conclusions of FUEN’ two-day conference in Brussels. The event on minority communities and language groups in the EU Regions entitled Deeply Rooted in the Regions, held between the 30th of November and December the 1st was hosted by the Committee of the Regions. More...For several years, FUEN has been aiming to create a forum for minority regions and minority-friendly regions. The event entitled Deeply Rooted in the Region is a launching conference for this forum. The conference primarily aims to draw the attention of the Union to the minority aspects of the European regions, talk about the importance of regionalism in minority advocacy and participation, promote and develop the cooperation among minority regions and thus create bi- and multilateral partnerships (especially in the border regions). More...In some states minorities are given the opportunity to work together with the governments on the implementation of the Charter. According to the proposal, this good example ought to be followed by more states. The document also underlines: people working in positions where they implement the provisions of the Charter must be made aware of the obligations their state committed too, when ratifying this instrument. Citizens should know their rights. More...Last week, from 13.-17.11., the project “Building Bridges between minorities in Germany and Ukraine”, organised by the Society for Threatened Peoples (GfbV) in cooperation with the Crimean Tatar youth organisation DEVAM, continued with its second part in Kiev. The aim of the project was to build an intensified cooperation between minority representatives and organisations of both countries and to get to know more about institutional structures and legal state of the minorities in both countries. More...The petition campaign for the Minority SafePack Initiative reached a new milestone, announced FUEN President Loránt Vincze on December 8th. 350,000 citizens of the European Union have signed the petition for the European Citizen’s Initiative since the beginning of the campaign late September this year. The petition was signed on paper by 265,000 EU citizens and online by an additional 85,000, on www.minority-safepack.eu. More...We are happy to announce that our work with minorities in Western Balkans is showing some very concrete results. On this year’s International Day for Tolerance, several stakeholders of our common project Minorities in Western Balkans* have gathered in the city of Bijeljina to formally open the »Minority Commissioner's Office«. The opening of the office is the result of our common path over the last one and a half years, where the Project partners FUEN, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) and the State Chancellery of Schleswig-Holstein exchanged best practices in minority protection with our partners from the Western Balkans. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)
