Online conference

The "Training and preparing the dog for AAS. International standards and good practice" conference is an online event bringing together experts from four European countries to discuss the latest developments in Animal-Assisted Services. Taking place on March 12, 2025, the conference will feature presentations from renowned specialists including Prof. Alina Rusu (Romania), Prof. Ádám Miklósi (Hungary), Line Sandstedt (Norway), and Magdalena Nawarecka-Piątek (Poland). The event will cover essential topics such as effective training techniques, international standards, professional certification opportunities, and the latest research on dog cognition and personality, with all English presentations being simultaneously translated to Polish. https://zwierzetaludziom.pl/conference-training-and-preparing-the-dog-for-aas/

SuPer 2 workshop – zrównoważona menstruacja – ŁOMIANKI

1,5 hour workshop on reusable menstrual products. Visitors can learn about these products and ask questions about them. https://www.facebook.com/events/1598443024046851

Secondary Archive: Public launch and promotional campaign

The public launch will take the form of an online webinar. Each project partner will nominate at least one expert, curator, or artist to participate in the Online Launch event. They will share a short statement/presentation outlining their involvement in the project and sharing some insight into the art industry of their country. The presentations will be based on the essays written for the Secondary Archive. We will also invite additional guests. At the last launch, we invited also the representatives of the Visegrad Fund, Manifesta 14 Biennal, Artists from each country and Ukrainian partners and artists. The launch is going to be online, streamed on Facebook and will be available post the event to watch. In addition to the conventional promotion through our partner’s media connections and networks, we will enhance the project launch with the assistance of a PR specialist. They will be responsible for disseminating press releases, facilitating interviews with selected artists when applicable and project representatives, and monitoring media coverage. Through this campaign, our goal is to reach a broad audience by sharing information about the additional content and projects available within the Secondary Archive, such as new curatorial texts and research findings. We will also place a strong emphasis on collaborating with arts-focused media outlets both locally and internationally to boost awareness and support for the project. https://www.facebook.com/katarzynakozyrafoundation/