The outcomes of the Network’s key projects as well as plans for 2025 will be discussed during the EENCE Working Group Meeting, which will take place on 9-12 November in the capital of Moldova.
During the meeting the results of the Network’s Working Groups will be presented, as well as the results of the Eduthons that took place in August and September in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Poland and Ukraine.
The results of the Eduthons and their impact on the development of civil society in their countries will be presented by national coordinators, experts and active participants of the project.
An important part of the meeting will be the planning of the Network’s work for 2025. The participants will discuss priorities for the work, as well as ideas for key activities that could form the basis for future work.
Next year will be an anniversary year for EENCE. The Network will celebrate its 10th anniversary and is already planning a number of large-scale events to mark the occasion.
The meeting in Moldova is organised by the East European Association for Civic Education with the support of the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) with funding from the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The local organiser of the meeting is the National Association of Young Historians.