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WEASA P2P Meeting of Edgar Amirkhanyan: Yerevan-Tirana-Bitola academic collaboration
For those who know Edgar Amirkhanyan, WEASA alumni from 2021, know that he is passionate about his job: he is a media professional, working at Eurasia International University in Yerevan, Armenia, responsible for communications. He constantly seeks to create new opportunities for students. This was his aim when he applied for the WEASA Peer-to-Peer Meetings […]
MoreWEASA P2P Meeting of Kseniya Sotnikova: Kyiv – Tbilisi exchange for integration
European integration is in the heart of each Ukrainian and Kseniya is not an exception. As a practitioner, working for the EU Advisory Mission to Ukraine on civilian security sector reform, Kseniya is currently implementing research on the efficiency of international organizations into the reform processes in the countries on their path to EU membership. […]
MoreWEASA P2P Meeting of Jovan Gjorgovski: From Skopje to Tbilisi with love
The idea to travel to Georgia came to Jovan’s mind during his participation in WEASA 2022. As he later pitched in his application for the WEASA Peer-to-Peer Meetings, he found striking parallels between the countries of the South Caucasus, in particular Georgia, and the Western Balkans. Being a Journalist and Editor at Kanal 5 in […]
MoreWEASA Peer-to-Peer Professional Meetings
We are pleased to announce that we are launching a new initiative for our alumni members։ the WEASA peer-to-peer meetings! Aim The aim of the initiative is to satisfy the requests and recommendations of our alumni who want to get to know one another better. It will promote the interaction between alumni members by providing […]
MoreWEASA 2022 successfully concludes
The Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA) has concluded the nine day program on Monday July 18th. Read more about the 2022 edition here. During WEASA, nearly 40 participants from Eastern Partnership and Western Balkan states took part in workshops, panel discussions and fireside chats. The intense program examined the current state of the information war […]
MoreWEASA2022 General Program is finalised
Good news! We are sharing with you the preliminary agenda for #WEASA2022. Slight changes still may occur, which will be communicated with you especially with the full list of speakers and short descriptions of each session. Here is the WEASA 2022 General Program Warm regards, WEASA Team
MoreAlumni Opportunities at #WEASA2022
Dear Alumni, We are excited to announce this year during #WEASA2022 we have some very special opportunities for alumni to get involved presented below! * Become a WEASA 2022 Alumni Group Facilitator! What does a group facilitator do? This year, like last year, we will engage our alumni even more during the WEASA edition. We […]
MoreResearch: NGOs in Belarus before and after 2020
After the collapse of the Soviet Union the union countries obtained the possibility to get independent and choose another way of living: democracy. Unfortunately both in theory and in practice the change in regimes is not smooth and easy especially in the face of the rise of authoritarianism, which does not intend to give up […]
MoreBasics of infographics: training and workshop for WEASA alumni members
Today more than ever the information flow is so huge that content consumers try to digest the obtained information as quickly as possible. At the same time, the content creators seek to make their content attractive to gain audience, sales revenues, and/or followers. Be it a journalist, a researcher or a communication or media person […]
MoreWEASA Fellows selected!
We finally completed the tough selection process of the WEASA Fellowship Program. After careful consideration of the host institutions’ opinions, we selected two bright applications. Here are the winning projects: 1. “Disinformation and migrants’ integration: the case of Poland”, Olena Shelest Szumilas, Ukraine The aim of project is to study the problem of the […]
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