Workshop in Bratislava

2-days workshop will bring together partners to discuss the project's scientific aims and elaborate a detailed research working plan: critical discussion on the existing post-secular theories and their applicability to local memory processes. The project participants will also refer to studies of the V4+ scholars, whose concepts are accessible only in national languages, and touch upon a problem of memory and religion in the corresponding region. Their applicability to local memory processes will be also discussed. The workshop will be organized by the Slovak partner at its premises. http://iaepan.edu.pl/post-secular-approach-to-memory-processes-in-central-eastern-europe/

Natural Disaster Response Exercise

The field exercise gives 205 participants the opportunity to jointly test their procedures in eliminating a simulated cross-border natural disaster. The exercise will be participant-centered, meaning that exercise management will create a scenario with work areas in which participants must make their own decisions and are forced to cooperate with each other and jointly coordinate their response units. The focus will be on challenges that teams cannot face or practice without the presence of units from across the border. During practice, learning objectives remain in focus, allowing practice management to identify gaps and best practices. https://komarom.tuzoltoszovetseg.hu/content/erdotuzek-megelozese

Conference (Event-Public)

The highlight of the project is a two-day conference in Prague in February 2023. It will gather the applicant researchers, partners as well as invited scholars. The physical organization of the event will be coordinated by the applicant, the Czech partner from the University of Pardubice and the Hungarian partners from Szeged. Charles University will provide technical support. https://iss.fsv.cuni.cz/en/research/funding/research-projects/assessing-study-religious-change-central-eastern-europe