Veranstaltungen

Wirtschaftskurs Riga 20.-23.04.2023 Einladung!

Liebe Unterstützer:innen, Interessent:innen, und Follower:innen des DBJWs,

gerne möchten wir euch auch dieses Jahr zu unserem Wirtschaftskurs einladen.

Diesmal findet er aber nicht in Darmstadt, sondern vom 20.-23.April in Riga statt.

Das diesjährige Thema des Wirtschaftskurses lautet „Der Weltraum ist  nicht nur für Astronauten. Weltraumindustrie und -politik Europas, Kultur und Karrieren“. Gemeinsam mit Expert:innen besuchen wir Nordeuropas größtes Radioteleskop, diskutieren mit internationalen Experten, was die Gegenwart und Zukunft der Weltraumindustrie sind und warum sie uns alle betrifft. Im DeepTechAtelier Forum gibt es Inspiration für neue Karrieremöglichkeiten und wir zeigen, wie man aus Satellitenbildern ganz eigene Kunstwerke schaffen kann.

Siehe bitte nachfolgend:

Anmeldeformular WK 2023

Programm WK 2023

Flyer WK 2023

 

Für weitere Fragen und Anmeldung meldet euch gern bei Anastasija Baranovska unter: a.baranovska.dbjw@deutsch-balten.de

Wir freuen uns auf eure Anmeldungen!

Euer DBJW Team,

Anastasija Baranovska
Projektkoordinatorin / Project Coordinator

Deutschbaltische Studienstiftung / German-Baltic Academic Scholarship Foundation
Das Deutsch-Baltische Jugendwerk / German-Baltic Youth Office

a.baranovska.dbjw@deutsch-balten.de

@dbjugendwerk auf / on
Twitter || Facebook || Instagram
Anastasija Baranovska
Projektkoordinatorin / Project Coordinator

www.dbjw.deutsch-balten.de

Introducing the German-Baltic Youth Exchange Network (GBYEN)

Introducing the German-Baltic Youth Exchange Network (GBYEN)

The German-Baltic Youth Exchange Network GBYEN brings together German and Baltic organizations and institutions that promote youth exchange between their respective countries and within Europe. GBYEN acts as a central knowledge platform and support center that strengthens cooperation between its members and develops their expertise, skills and societal outreach in international youth work.

In April, we are hosting our first GBYEN network event in 2023. GBYEN partners from Germany and the Baltics will meet in Lüneburg to exchange ideas concerning the topic of: “Sustainable communication and media usage in international youth work” This event is about meeting fellow organizations in the field of youth work and discussing your experiences and ideas. We would like to invite you to join us for this event from the 27th to the 30th of April. More on the event and access to the registration form in the pdfs attached to this E-Mail.

If you want to learn more about us, you can visit our website (www.gbyen.eu) or contact me with any questions you might have. We also just released our first podcast session, where we explain, what GBYEN is and what we aspire to do with this network. You can listen to it here:

 

Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/show/5hgP4M4HB0WDveb7qjyU1q

 

Apple Podcasts:

https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/empowering-tomorrows-european-leaders-a-podcast/id1673927282

 

RSS-Feed:

https://anchor.fm/s/db2d5a24/podcast/rss

 

More:

Invitation_GBYEN_meeting_April

Information package - GBYEN Meeting (2)

'Estland in der EU' am 14.03. um 19 Uhr

Das Informationszentrum EUROPE DIRECT Aachen lädt mit Partnern zu einer kostenlosen Veranstaltung ein.

Ihre Teilnahme ist sehr willkommen, eine weitere Verbreitung der Einladung auch.

 

Estland in der EU: kleines Land in unruhigen Zeiten

mit Jane Õispuu und Eva-Clarita Pettai

 

Di. 14.03.2023 von 19:00 bis 20:30 Uhr
Kostenlose Anmeldung: https://ogy.de/Estland-2023

Infoabend im Grashaus und gleichzeitige Online-Veranstaltung

 

Vorprogramm ab 18:30: estnische Lieder im Grashaus mit dem aCcanto-Chor aus Aachen

 

Estland liegt an der Ostsee im Norden Europas und ist ein Nachbarland von Lettland und Russland. Enge Beziehungen hat Estland auch zu Finnland, von dem es nur durch einen 80 Kilometer breiten Meeresarm getrennt ist.

 

Nach vielen Jahren unter sowjetischer Herrschaft ist Estland seit 1991 unabhängig und eine parlamentarische Demokratie. Von den etwa 1,3 Millionen Estinnen und Esten gehört rund ein Viertel zur russischen Gemeinschaft des Landes. Seit 2004 ist das Land Mitglied der Europäischen Union. Bei 'Europa am Dienstag' beleuchten zwei Expertinnen Estland, die aufgrund der großen räumlichen Entfernung online zugeschaltet werden und sich mit der Moderatorin im Grashaus und den Gästen austauschen.

 

Der Abend ist Teil der Reihe 'Europa am Dienstag' unter www.europa-dienstag.de .
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/927174908295848

 

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

das EUROPE DIRECT Team
i.A. Anna-Louisa Lobergh, Georg Egyptien und Winfried Brömmel

EUROPE DIRECT Aachen
Fischmarkt 3 / Grashaus
52062 Aachen

 

Büro- und Besuchszeiten:

Di. bis Do. von 12 bis 16 Uhr, Fr. von 10 bis 14 Uhr

Tel.: +49 - (0)241 / 432 - 7627
E-Mail: europedirect@mail.aachen.de
Web: www.europa-aachen.de

Facebook | Instagram | YouTube

Newsletter: www.europa-lesen.de
Veranstaltungen: www.europa-termine.de
Europa in der Schule: www.europa-lernen.de

 

Invitation to our workshop: Time management and how to set goals

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Dear friends and partners,

We hope your year 2023 started well and you are full of new ideas and aspirations.

As for the German-Baltic Youth Exchange Network, we have great news to share with you:

As promised, we will hold our first Online-Workshop and kick-start our format, "XChange".

 

On the 26th of January at 6-8 pm EET, we will tackle "Time management and how to set goals". On-point when it comes to kick-starting a new year!

The workshop aims to work on a dilemma, problem, or challenge you face in your youth organization, learn to set goals, and plan your time more efficiently. At the same time, we are practicing active listening and essential coaching skills.

We are glad to have the Coach and Facilitator Liis Tamman on our side. She is an accredited EMCC coach and trainer. She believes that the basis of a functioning team is trust and the courage to take responsibility. The most important thing is to develop people's problem-solving skills through training in active listening and asking questions. In addition, she believes that each person is capable of setting and implementing meaningful goals!

If you are interested, here is the link to register:

https://forms.gle/cN1kEgnLqt118vNj7

Your GBYEN-Team

 

Lara Löser

Head of the German-Baltic Youth Exchange Network

Home | GBYEN

 

Apply to the Summer School in Human Sciences 2023 at JYU!

We are pleased to welcome your students to our 19th International Summer School in Human Sciences offered on 22 May - 9 June 2023. The Summer School comprises of 14 interdisciplinary courses for students interested in e.g. language and culture studies, communication, education, music, sport and health sciences, business and marketing and social sciences.

The summer school of 2023 will be held as a physical event on campus. The University of Jyväskylä constantly monitors the Covid-19 pandemic situation and is prepared to make changes and adjustments to the programme if necessary. You can also check our website for any updates: www.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool

Please be advised that the courses “Visual Communication as a Way to Improve Working Life Skills” (week 1) and “Nordic working life model: past, present and the future of work in light of institutional theories” (week 2) are offered as Erasmus+ blended short term mobility periods. If your institution offers Erasmus+ funding for students to participate in blended short term mobility periods (and our inter-institutional agreement includes blended mobility), your students may be able to apply for it to take part in these courses and to cover travel and accommodation costs. We would be grateful if you can inform your students about this possibility, if applicable.

More information on the Summer School can be found below and at www.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool.

In addition to high-quality teaching in a multicultural setting, we look forward to providing students with an extensive free-time programme, networking opportunities and a taste of the Finnish summer!

In case you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at: hsss@jyu.fi.

 

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International Summer School in Human Sciences

22 May - 9 June 2023

The University of Jyväskylä is pleased to welcome you to our 19th International Summer School in Human Sciences in May-June 2023. The Summer School in Human Sciences comprises of 14 interdisciplinary courses for undergraduate and/or graduate students interested in e.g. language and culture studies, communication, education, music, sport and health sciences, business and marketing and social sciences.

 

The distinctive quality and solid reputation of the Finnish education system brings thousands of international students to the country every year. Jyväskylä is an exceptionally attractive study destination with its combination of top-quality education and research, technologically advanced campus, safe and stable society, unique Nordic nature and landscape, and a wide range of sports and cultural events and activities.

The summer school of 2023 will be held as a physical event on campus. The University of Jyväskylä constantly monitors the Covid-19 pandemic situation and is prepared to make changes and adjustments to the programme if necessary. You can also check our website for any updates: www.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool

Courses available:

Week 1 (22. - 26.5.2023)

  • Finnish Language and Culture
  • Visual Communication as a Way to Improve Working Life Skills*
  • International Summer School in Sport Event Management
  • Current Perspectives on New Business Development and Corporate Entrepreneurship

Week 2 (29.5. – 2.6.2023)

  • Education in Finland
  • Social Marketing
  • Nordic working life model: past, present and the future of work in light of institutional theories*
  • Music, Mind & Well-being
  • Digital Business Strategy

 

Week 3 (5. - 9.6.2023)

  • Multilingual Communication in Multicultural Teams
  • Mindfulness in the Modern World
  • Doing business in Finland, in Chile and in Peru – similarities and differences in business environment
  • Introduction to Intercultural Communication
  • Physical activity, Sport, Health and Health Promotion - International Perspectives

Course descriptions

http://r.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool/courses

*Note that the courses “Visual Communication as a Way to Improve Working Life Skills” (week 1) and “Nordic working life model: past, present and the future of work in light of institutional theories” (week 2) are offered as blended short term mobility periods. If your home university offers Erasmus+ funding for students to participate in blended short term mobility periods, you may be able to apply for it to take part in these courses. The grant can be used to cover travel and accommodation costs. Please check from your home university coordinator if this grant is available at your institution.

How to apply?

The online application form and instructions for completing the application are available at http://r.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool/apply. The application deadline is 1 March 2023. You are welcome to apply for the full summer school programme (one course per week) or parts of it. Each course lasts one week and they are 2-5 ECTS credits.

 

Participants

Students from partner universities all over the world are invited to apply to the Summer School. Also the degree and exchange students of the University of Jyväskylä are welcome to join the courses.

 

Costs

The University of Jyväskylä does not charge tuition or course fees from students of partner universities collecting eventual tuition fees of their own. Students are expected to pay for their travel to and from Jyväskylä as well as living expenses and accommodation while in Jyväskylä. Small participation fees may be collected for individual events of the social programme.

Teaching staff

The teaching staff of the Summer School consists of professors, researchers and experts from the University of Jyväskylä and from partner universities.

 

Arrival service and student tutors
Summer School participants arriving from abroad are assisted by student tutors (fellow students of the University of Jyväskylä). The student tutors will help international Summer School participants with practical matters and finding their way around Jyväskylä.

 

Free time programme
The summer school offers an extensive free time programme, which allows participants to get to know Jyväskylä and the Finnish summer, as well as their fellow students. The programme includes various activities such as cultural evenings, get-togethers, excursions, Finnish sauna evenings, picnics etc. The social programme is mainly free of charge.

 

Accommodation

The summer school has reserved a tentative quota of rooms for summer school students. Detailed information about accommodation during the summer school, reservation and payment instructions will be sent to students who have been granted admission to the Summer School. Information about accommodation options is available on the accommodation website: http://r.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool/housing.

 

Further information:

Summer School in Human Sciences

University of Jyväskylä

E-mail: hsss@jyu.fi

www.jyu.fi/hs-summerschool

 

Dänische Bestsellerautorin Helle Helle in Frankfurt, 25.11., 19.30 h

Die Veranstaltung findet als Hybridveranstaltung statt.

Freitag 25.11.22 / 19.30 h

Helle Helle: Sie und Bob

Moderation (dt./dänisch): Ulrich Sonnenberg

Lesung deutscher Text: Anna Böger

Saalticket 7 / 4 Euro / Streamingticket 5 Euro / Tickets unter: https://literaturhaus-frankfurt.reservix.de/tickets-helle-helle-sie-und-bob-in-frankfurt-am-main-literaturhaus-frankfurt-am-25-11-2022/e1968250

 Eine dänische Autorin, ein universelles Thema

Verblüffend, mit welch geringen Mitteln diese Autorin größte Effekte erzielt.“ (F.A.Z.) Helle Helles Doppelroman „Sie und Bob“ (übersetzt von Flora Fink, erschienen bei Dörlemann) erzählt von Krankheit und Liebe und davon, wie es ist, in den frühen 80er Jahren aufs Gymnasium zu gehen. Und von Sprache, die nicht ausreicht ... oder dann doch? SIE – das sind Mutter und Tochter. Und BOB? Bob weiß nicht recht, was er will. Seine Freundin, die Tochter aus SIE, ist die Ich-Erzählerin des Romans, erzählt aber nur von Bob und seinem Leben – insbesondere von dem, woran sie nicht teilhat. Die Lesung in dänischer und deutscher Sprache wird von Ulrich Sonnenberg moderiert. Aus dem deutschen Text liest Anna Böger.

 

Die Veranstaltung ist der Abschluss des 5. Dänisch-Deutschen Übersetzungsseminars, das das Institut für Skandinavistik der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt mit freundlicher Unterstützung des Statens Kunstfond Kopenhagen ausrichtet.

______________________________________________

Kristina Koehler
Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit

Literaturhaus Frankfurt e.V.
Schöne Aussicht 2, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
fon: 069 / 75 61 84 11 // fax: 069 / 75 61 84 20
koehler@literaturhaus-frankfurt.de // literaturhaus-frankfurt.de

Das Literaturhaus auf Instagram!

Stets informiert: Alle Neuigkeiten erfahren Sie täglich auf Facebook oder monatlich in unserem Newsletter!

Unterstützen Sie das Literaturhaus Frankfurt: literaturhaus-frankfurt.de/verein/ich-will/

 

Next week! Virtual Open House – Grad Programs in French, German, Hispanic Studies, Polish and Russian at University of Illinois Chicago

Just a friendly reminder that we are looking forward to welcoming students interested in applying to our graduate programs to a virtual open house next week!

The Departments of French and Francophone Studies, Germanic Studies, Hispanic and Italian Studies, Polish, Russian and Lithuanian Studies

at the University of Illinois Chicago are pleased to invite prospective applicants for their graduate programs to a virtual open house / informational session on November 14 at 9am Chicago time (UCT-6). Participants will have the opportunity to meet with the Director of Graduate Studies and other faculty members from their program of interest during a breakout session. Program staff will be on hand to address topics such as funding, living in Chicago, and briefly introduce the university and our School of Literatures, Cultural Studies and Linguistics.

The session is free and open to all! Please register at: https://go.uic.edu/lcsl-grad-open-house
Any questions can be sent to lcsl@uic.edu or for

Grad Open House UIC Nov 14

We hope to see you virtually on November 14!

 

 

Tallinn University Winter School 2023

We are happy to announce that the registration for Tallinn Winter School 2023 is now open! The online application form is available here.

 

The courses will take place on campus and online on 2-27 January 2023. You can see the list of courses here. Before you register, please also read  about accommodation and our cultural programme. We recommend registering sooner rather than later - some courses have an Early-Bird price until 30 November. Also, the number of places at Tallinn University's international student hostel is limited!

 

Tallinn Winter School, organised since 2010, is a 3-week programme in January, which includes different short courses and provides a fascinating cultural programme. Tallinn Winter School has a casual and relaxed atmosphere, yet still maintains a scholastic approach, as well as acceptance of a wide diversity of opinions.

 

 

Retrospektive der 64. Nordischen Filmtage Lübeck: "Cross and Queer" – Von kleiner Vielfalt und Geschlechteridentitäten im nordischen Kino

PRESSEMITTEILUNG / PRESS RELEASE
for English version see below

Die Retrospektive der 64. Nordische Filmtage Lübeck: „Cross und Queer“ - Von Kleidervielfalt und Geschlechteridentitäten im nordischen Kino

Lübeck, 21. September 2022. Als einziges Festival in Europa widmen die Nordischen Filmtage Lübeck ihr Programm dem Film- und Serienschaffen der nordischen und baltischen Länder, Schleswig-Holsteins und Hamburgs. Über 160 Filme, Serienepisoden und andere audiovisuelle Werke werden vom 2. – 6. November In diversen Wettbewerben und Reihen in den Lübecker Kinos und Sonderspielstätten präsentiert, eine Auswahl des Programms zusätzlich online.

Die diesjährige Retrospektive erzählt in 14 Filmen aus den Jahren 1921 bis 1981 von Kleidervielfalt und Geschlechteridentitäten. „Weibliche wie männliche Homosexualität konnte in früheren Zeiten des Kinos oft nur in verschlüsselter Form dargestellt werden. Crossdressing war eine Möglichkeit, das Faszinosum gleichgeschlechtlicher Anziehung auf die Leinwand zu bringen“, so der Kurator der Sektion Jörg Schöning. Dabei entstanden ernsthafte Dramen wie „Hamlet“ (DE 1921) mit dem dänischen Stummfilmstar Asta Nielsen in der Titelrolle, aber auch Komödien wie „Das Mädchen im Frack“ (SE 1926), in der die Regisseurin Karin Swanström humorvoll Konformität und Vielfalt, Feminismus und Genderrollen thematisiert. Dass mit dem Kostümwechsel ein Rollentausch einhergeht, muss „The Man from Sysmä“ (FI 1938) im gleichnamigen Eröffnungsfilm leidvoll erfahren. Es handelt sich dabei um ein turbulentes Mantel-und-Degen-Abenteuer aus Finnland, während „Here’s to Little Märta“ (SE 1945), eine Musikburleske um ein „Damentrio“, als schwedische Vorwegnahme von Billy Wilders „Manche mögen’s heiß“ gelten darf.
In der Darstellung queerer Lebensformen ging das schwedische Kino voran. „Das Mädchen mit den Hyazinthen“ (SE 1950) war als Film Noir ästhetisch ebenso avanciert wie Mai Zetterlings historisches Gesellschaftspanorama „Liebende Paare“ (SE 1964, mit Harriet Andersson) und Ingmar Bergmans intime Studie „Persona“ (SE 1966, mit Liv Ullman und Bibi Andersson). Doch auch in Norwegen entstanden mit der lesbischen Liebestragödie „Cecilia“ (NO 1954) und dem von der Popkultur geprägten Jugenddrama „Equilibrium – It's Me You Should Love“ (NO 1965) unvoreingenommene Filme über Menschen, die aufgrund ihrer sexuellen Orientierung zu Außenseitern der Gesellschaft gestempelt wurden.
Alle Informationen rund um die 64. Nordischen Filmtage Lübeck finden sich auf der Webseite www.nordische-filmtage.de und auf den Social Media Plattformen:
Facebook, Instagram, Youtube/nordicfilmdays

Das gesamte Programm wird am 12. Oktober im Rahmen der Pressekonferenz der Nordischen Filmtage verkündet.

Die Nordischen Filmtage Lübeck 2022 finden vom 2.-6. November 2022 statt.

Wir danken unseren Partnerunternehmen CineStar, Finnlines, Stadtwerke Lübeck, STAWAG, VDN Nord, ATLANTIC Hotel Lübeck, SCANBO, Kaufmannschaft zu Lübeck, Teschke & Collegen, Moinsener, Lynet, AVT, SG Medientechnik und Hansebelt e.V. sowie den Medienpartnern NDR und Lübecker Nachrichten für die Unterstützung.

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The Retrospective of the 64th Nordic Film Days Lübeck – “Cross and Queer” – cross-dressing and gender identities in Nordic cinema

Lübeck, Sept. 21, 2022. The Nordic Film Days Lübeck is the only festival in Europe dedicated to the film and television output of the Nordic and Baltic countries, and the states of Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg. More than 160 films, TV episodes, and other audio-visual work will be presented in Lübeck’s cinemas and event venues from November 2 to 6, in a variety of competitions and sections; a selection of the programme will also be available for streaming.

The 14 films in this year’s Retrospective, made between 1921 and 1981, weave tales of cross-dressing and gender identity. “In earlier eras, male and female homosexuality could only be depicted in movies in encoded form. Cross-dressing was one way of bringing the fascination of same-sex attraction to the screen”, says section curator Jörg Schöning. What resulted were serious dramas such as “Hamlet” (DE, 1921), with Danish silent film star Asta Nielsen in the title role, but also comedies such as “Girl in Tails” (SE, 1926), where director Karin Swanström uses humour to tackle conformity and diversity, feminism and gender roles. A costume change brings with it role reversal, as “The Man from Sysmä” (FI 1938) painfully finds out in the eponymous opening night film. That film is a tumultuous swashbuckler from Finland, while “Here’s to Little Märta” (SE 1945) is a farce about a trio of “women” musicians that might be considered a Swedish precursor of Billy Wilder’s “Some Like it Hot”.
Swedish cinema was ahead of the curve when it came to depicting queer life. The film noir “Girl with Hyacinths” (SE 1950) was as aesthetically progressive as Mai Zetterling’s period panorama of society, “Loving Couples” (SE 1964, with Harriet Andersson), or Ingmar Bergman’s intimate exploration “Persona” (SE 1966, with Liv Ullman and Bibi Andersson). But with the lesbian tragedy of love “Cecilia” (NO 1954) and the pop-culture influenced “Equilibrium – It’s me you Should Love” (NO 1965), Norway also made unbiased films about characters whom society deems outsiders because of their sexual orientation.
Complete information about the 64th Nordic Film Days Lübeck can be found on the website www.nordische-filmtage.de and on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube/nordicfilmdays.

The entire Nordic Film Days programme will be announced at a press conference on October 12, 2022.

The Nordic Film Days Lübeck will run from November 2 – 6, 2022.

We would like to thank our corporate partners CineStar, Finnlines, Stadtwerke Lübeck, STAWAG, VDN Nord, ATLANTIC Hotel Lübeck, SCANBO, Kaufmannschaft zu Lübeck, Teschke & Collegen, Moinsener, Lynet, AVT, SG Medientechnik and Hansebelt e.V., as well as our media partners NDR and the Lübecker Nachrichten for their support.

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www.nordische-filmtage.de

Pressekontakt:
Dr. Kathrin Steinbrenner & Kristian Müller,
SteinbrennerMüller Kommunikation,
Email: mail@steinbrennermueller.de
Telefon: +49 (0)30 47372191

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Hansestadt Lübeck
Nordische Filmtage Lübeck
Breite Str. 6-8, 23552 Lübeck, Germany
presse@nordische-filmtage.de
www.nordische-filmtage.de

64. Nordische Filmtage Lübeck
02.-06.11.2022