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The Impact of Colonial Legacies on European Migration Policies
Guest appearance of Katerina Kočkovska Šetinc at an international workshop of the European Centre for Populism Studies.
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Grassroots Community Kitchens as Practices of Collective Care
Article published in the journal Urban Planning, titled “Cooking, Caring, and Commoning: Grassroots Community Kitchens Across Five European Cities” explores collective cooking initiatives in Florence, Copenhagen, Ljubljana, Berlin, and...
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International Conference in Girona on Anti-LGBTIQ+ Hate Crimes
Dr. Maja Ladić, the head of the ENACT project at the Peace Institute, will also be speaking at the conference.
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Call for papers for the conference “Problems and visions in social care”
Abstracts or panel proposals of around 300 words with a short CV should be submitted no later than March 15, 2016.
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Research reports on media ownership and state-media financial relations in the countries of South East Europe
Seven research reports on media ownership and state-media financial relations in the countries of South East Europe released in December 2015.
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Study visit to Norway
The study visit with the Norwegian partner organization Reform - Resource center for men was aimed at exchanging and sharing knowledge, experiences and practices in the field of reconciling work and family in relation to fatherhood in Slovenia and Norway.
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What will happen with my pet?
Information for refugees traveling with animals in Slovenian, English, Arabic and Farsi languages.
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As Refugee Crisis Continues, Slovenia Adapts Response
The World Politics Review published an email interview with Katarina Vučko on Slovenia’s response to the refugee crisis.
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Report from Dobova
On Friday, November 27, we were in Dobova – Reception centre Livarna.
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Report from Dobova
On Thursday, November 26, we were in Dobova – Reception centre Livarna.
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The Peace Institute submitted a briefing ahead of CERD 88th session
State report.
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Report from Dobova
On Thursday, 19. november we were in Dobova.
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Separation of people based on nationality
On 15 November a group of men from Morocco arrived by train to Dobova. They were separated from the rest of the refugees and were not allowed to continue their journey to Austria.