European Bildung Day 2024

Conference, workshops, and public event

Migration, Bildung, Resilience

What kind of education do we need in an age of migration?

May 7-8 2024 in Rotterdam

Tuesday, May 7

8:30 Coffee is served

09:00-12:00 Pre-conference workshops

Papers and workshops

12:00-13:00 Light lunch

13:00-17:00 Main conference
Keynotes, culture, and discussions
Presentation of the European Bildung Manifesto (if you would like to join the online final editing of the Manifesto, read more here)

19:00 Food court dinner
TBA, individual payment

Wednesday, May 8

8:30 Coffee is served

9:00-12:00 Three tracks

  1. Establishing a folk high school in Rotterdam – at the venue
  2. Immigration and bildung: educational needs
  3. What is a people? Bildung and collective meaning-making

13:30-15:30 Bildung, Resilience, Migration
Public event at the Blue City
Launch of the European Bildung Manifesto

18:00-22:00 Conference dinner
Wine and snacks from 17:30

Thursday, May 9: Europe Day

Christian holiday: Ascension Day For those who are interested, we will organize a day trip to Leiden and find a nice place for lunch.


You can still sign up for the
public event May 8 at BlueCity 13:30-15:30

see the program for it here:
https://www.globalbildung.net/european-bildung-day-2024-in-rotterdam/

Public event, including coffee and cake: € 19

Booking provided by Nordic Bildung


Program Tuesday May 7

Design Impact Transitions Platform (DIT), 2nd Floor Q-Building
Erasmus University Rotterdam,  Burgemeester Oudlaan 50, 3062 PA Rotterdam

9:00-9:50 Bildung and migrant communities: towards more inclusive folk high schools

Eno-obong Etim, the Netherlands
Tessa Dool, the Netherlands

11:00-11:50 Head, Heart, and Hands; Bildung in Primary Schools

Jos van den Broek, the Netherlands

Facilitator
Tim Logan
UK & France

9:00-9:50 Reclaiming the Commonity

10:00-10:50 Sociocratic inspiration for co-creating schools

Armin Sieber, Switzerland
Gnanasekar Danapal, India
Lisa Praeg, Austria

11:00-11:50 Decentralized Citizenships, Education Opportunities, and Migration

Vladan Lausevic, Sweden & Bosnia

Facilitator
Józefa Fawcett , UK


Lunch


European Bildung Day: Main Conference

Erasmus Center for Entrepreneurship, ECE room, Ground floor Q-building
Erasmus University Rotterdam 
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50, 3062 PA Rotterdam

Welcome to European Bildung Day

Event host: Tim Logan, podcaster @Future Learning Design, France & UK

Bildung, Resilience, Migration; European Bildung Day 2024

Lene Rachel Andersen, author, futurist, and bildung philosopher, Denmark

What would you like to get out of European Bildung Day 2024?
How can you contribute to that?


A mosaic of EBD2024 topics

Resilience: When are societies robust?

Irena Pranskevičiūtė, researcher Institute of Labour and Social Research of the Lithuanian Social Research Centre, Lithuania

Migration: Social norms and demographics; new research from World Values Survey

Bi Puranen, Secretary General of the World Values Survey, Sweden

Bildung and migration: Educational needs

Elena Tochillina, leadership and marketing consultant, Ukraine



Interactive panel debate

How the war has affected the Ukrainian sense of peoplehood

Mihail Krikunov, Dean of the Kyiv Business School, Ukraine

Circles of Belonging and what it means to be human

Lene Rachel Andersen, author, futurist, and bildung philosopher, Denmark

What is a people, and what role does music play?

Kjetil Aamann, conductor, musician, lecturer, Norway



Interactive panel debate

Bildung in teachers’ education

Kåre Wangel, teacher and activist, Denmark

Worldviews, Virtues, Ethical and Educational Leadership, and Bildung

Bert Meeuwsen, Principal Lecturer, Nyenrode Business University, The Netherlands

Music in custody and liberty

Audun Reithaug, project leader, Music in custody and liberty, Norway

Discussion: What is the situation like in your country and how to solve it?

Flexible Food Court Dinner

Foodhallen, Wilhelminakade 58, 3072 AR Rotterdam
https://foodhallen.nl/

You’ll get a European Bildung Day 2024 badge, your spouse will get one too, and then we’ll go to the famous Rotterdam food court, you’ll buy the food and drinks you want, and whenever you run into somebody else with the badge, you can network and discuss.

And when everybody else sees us with the same badge, they may ask what bildung is and you get a chance to do a bit of PR for bildung (and Europe).

The pre-conference food court dinner in Vilnius in 2023 was a great success, and we’d like to repeat it!


Program Wednesday May 8

DIT 1, 2nd Floor Q-Building
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50

9:00-10:20
Bildung in vocational education

Becoming human; Learning practices in Bildung in Education at Fontys Hogescholen

Inge van de Vorst, Fontys, the Netherlands
Claudia van Werkhoven, Fontys, the Netherlands

Career development for students in Norway

Kjell Helge Kleppestø, education advisor, Norway

Employee bildung seen from an employer’s perspective

Laurens van de Vijver, CEO, the Netherlands

Facilitator
Sandra Verbruggen, the Netherlands


10:20-10:40
Coffee Break


10:40-12:00
Bildung in the Netherlands

De Bildung Academie

Michiel Tolman, founder & director De Bildung Academie, the Netherlands

You’re Never Done: Towards bildung in higher education

Kees Spijker, headmaster, the Netherlands

Bildung and teachers

Martijn Derksen, Creative / Edu-tainment Professional at Fontys University, the Netherlands

Facilitator
Tim Logan, UK & France

DIT 2, 2nd Floor Q-Building
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Burgemeester Oudlaan 50

9:00-10:20
Starting a bildung school in Rotterdam

Connecting bildung with sustainability

Ginie Servant-Miklos, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, the Netherlands & France

Designing for resilience

Rutger Engels, Professor in Developmental Psychopathology, the Netherlands

Teacher resilience in practice: An Experimental Pedagogics project

Martijn van Ginneken, Netherlands
Lyuba Nicheva, Bulgaria,
Louiza Reysen, Germany

Facilitator
Ginie Servant-Miklos, theNetherlands


10:20-10:40
Coffee Break


10:40-12:00
Migration and bildung

What Denmark should have done; Input from a Ukrainian refugee

Elena Tochillina, leadership and marketing consultant, Ukraine

Conflicting Values, the Swedish Experience; How bildung improves migrant transition

Bi Puranen, Secretary General of the World Values Survey, Sweden

Migration, mobility, and bildung

Peter Scholten, professor, the Netherlands

Facilitator
Ludvig Claeson, Norway


Commute and Lunch Break


Public Event at the Blue City

Blue City, Maasboulevard 100, 3063 NS Rotterdam
https://bluecity.nl/en

Tickets: 19 Euro
The event is included in the conference fee

Welcome to European Bildung Day

Event host: Tim Logan, podcaster @Future Learning Design, France & UK

What is bildung, and why do we need it now?

Lene Rachel Andersen, author, futurist, and bildung philosopher, Denmark

How the war in Ukraine has changed the sense of peoplehood

Mihail Krikunov, Dean of the Kyiv Business School, Ukraine

Mental resilience during air raids; a bildung perspective

Elena Tochillina, leadership and marketing consultant, Ukraine

The time for bildung in the Netherlands is now

Ginie Servant-Miklos, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, the Netherlands & France

Discussion

European Bildung Day Dinner
at Blue City


Thursday May 9, Europe Day

Just half an hour by train from Rotterdam is beautiful Leiden
Join this day trip and enjoy some bildung and a nice lunch!

Sign-up fee 1 Euro, more info later…

The Netherlands’ ‘best-kept secret’ Leiden houses the nation’s oldest university, dating from 1575.

Even in 2024, Leiden-born Rembrandt should be able to find his way in the old, canal-rich inner city, the second largest after Amsterdam.

‘Little Amsterdam’, located on the banks of the Old Rhine, houses four national museums.


Tickets:

Public event: € 19

Booking provided by Nordic Bildung


Migration is increasing, we need good education more than ever, and the world is 44 million teachers short; read the article: https://medium.com/bildung/migration-bildung-resilience-cc54c3de0244


What it means to be human

2024, Nordic Bildung, Global Bildung Network and European Bildung Network focus on the theme What it means to be human.

The anthology What it Means to Be Human will be launched as part of Global Bildung Day on March 21st.

Join the Global Bildung Network and the global conversation about bildung. Here you can also join the European Bildung Network:

Join Global Bildung Network

Organized by

Ginie Servant-Miklos, the Netherlands & France

Sandra Verbruggen, the Netherlands

Kees Spijker, the Netherlands

Andres Lopez, Norway & Spain

Ludvig Claeson, Norway & Sweden

Tim Logan, UK & France

Lene Rachel Andersen, Denmark

Contact: +45 28964240
la @ nordicbildung.org

Nordic Bildung
Vermlandsgade 51
2300 Copenhagen S
Denmark