V4 Summer School in Economic History in Prague

The Summer School is the main activity of the project the aim of which is to open a room for meetings senior and young scholars from V4 countries and other countries. V4 Summer School in Economic History Preliminary Programme: Sunday: 19:00 Welcome dinner Monday: 10:00-13:00 Lecture and seminar "Central Europe History in the 20th century" (Catherine Albrecht) Lunch 14:00-15:30 Lecture "East meets West “ (D.Raff) 16:00-17:30 Five paralel seminars with students thesis discussion Tuesday: 10:00-13:00 Lecture and seminar "History of Polish Historiography" (Anna Sosnowska) Lunch 14:00-17:00 Lecture and seminar on data analysis in social sciences and humanities (B.Hladká) 16:30-17:30 Meeting the editor ( Business History) Wednesday 10:00-13:00 "History of Slovak Historiography" (Roman Holec) Lunch 14:00-17:00 "History of Hungarian Historiography" (Judit Klement) Thursday 10:00-13:00 "History of Czech Historiography" (Antonie Doležalová) Lunch 14:00-16:00 Lecture "Women in Economic History” (A.Erickson) 16:00-17:30 Five paralel seminars with students thesis discussion Friday 10:00-13:00 Students thesis's brainstorming Lunch 14:00-17:00 Final discussion, evaluation, feedback 19:00 Farewell diner https://www.facebook.com/EconHistoryPrague

Holis V4 Interdisciplinary Summer School

Organizing a ten days workshop that, on the one hand, delivers a curriculum around soft skills and interdisciplinary collaboration to the participants and, on the other hand, provides organizational innovation and development results to our partners at V4. This entirely onsite experience allows everyone to focus on delivering ideas and solutions. Every day, participants meet for several workshop sessions, expert lectures and additional activities supporting mentioned skills. Team facilitators will lead a group counting seven people. To ensure a high level of cooperation, Holis takes extraordinary measures to select the right participants (ones with various professional & cultural backgrounds) to put them in diverse teams. Every team will have unlimited access to: The ECD organizations (“problem owners”) get to know their pains and problems; Experts from selected fields to get inspiration and tips on potential solutions; A regional community that cooperates with ECD organizations to know their perspective and opinion on these organizations. Due to the potential for another covid outbreak, we will successfully continue the hybrid format as we did in 2021. Then the Holis Summer School format slightly changed - the program takes not ten days but 6-7 weeks online. https://www.weareholis.org/blog/holis-school-2023

Interdisciplinary Arts Festival

The project's main event will be a one-day interdisciplinary poetry and art festival, featuring artists of separate disciplines from Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, and Poland. The objective of this event is to engage a new audience with the procedural aspects of poetry and performance by curating a space and site-specific happening where new notions of poetry can be created and traditional binaries of performer-audience roles can be challenged. By composing an international cast from separate disciplines, we aim to present poetry as a multi-media and interdisciplinary experience that is accessible to an audience beyond literary and academic circles. While the specific acts presented are dependent on our cast's expertise, the event will feature three Acts that combine poetry, performance, music, and installation occurring simultaneously to create a site-specific, immersive experience. https://www.facebook.com/events/628429855550576