Events

Lecture 8 from the “Gender and Sexuality Studies” Course This lecture digs into the subtle study of sexuality within the area of sociology, illuminating a twofold framework that splits the investigation into two major sections. The first section examines sexuality…

Abstract: Gender mainstreaming in the EU has made significant progress in promoting gender equality. However, challenges remain in implementation, and criticism has led to a shift towards more inclusive approaches that take into account a wider range of identities and…

The course is part of the lecture module “Accessibility in Architecture and Cultural Heritage” Abstract: The course is based on the themes of orientation and accessibility of space, focusing on blind people’s perception. The process of understanding architecture and the…

The course is part of the lecture module “Accessibility in Architecture and Cultural Heritage” Abstract: How can we make Cultural Heritage more accessible to users with sensory disabilities or neurodiversity? The first step is always to assess our knowledge: in…

Lecture 7 from the online course “Disability and Social Inclusion” Summary: The education of children with mental and intellectual disabilities during the period of socialism was a particular aspect of the general care provided by special institutions. Pedagogical activity in the homes used to fall under the jurisdiction of…

Abstract: This online workshop will explore the most important academic journal indexing systems and their impact factors. Impact factors are a tool for comparing and evaluating the relative importance of a specific journal within a scientific field, based on the…