A plaque has been erected in remembrance of the Rose family, who lived in the small village of Schiol until 1940, when they were deported via the Flensburg forced labor camp for Sinti and Roma to the German-occupied General Government in Poland. The idea behind the project group sprang from the research of Dr. Sebastian Lotto-Kusche, a research associate at Europa-Universität Flensburg.
Paul und Emma un ehr Frühnnen - Paul and Emma and Their Friends
A new workbook for Low German was presented at Europa-Universität Flensburg on April 30, 2025. The workbook supports regional language learning in primary schools across Schleswig-Holstein.
"Between Hope and Fear" – Europa Week at Europa-Universität Flensburg
Europa Week at Europa-Universität Flensburg (EUF) will take place on May 5-9. The event program aims to open up a constructive space in which participants can voice their concerns, develop options for effective action, and renew their hope in Europe.
Professor Dr. Torben Lütjen has been awarded €210,000 from the Volkswagen Foundation’s "Opus Magnum" initiative. The funding enables the humanities scholar to carry out his book project on political conversions.
Podium Diskussion: Insights on Reconciliation in Israel-Palestine
Titled “From Division to Dialogue: Navigating Trauma and Building Bridges in Israel-Palestine,” the podium discussion featured two renowned voices in peace studies.
Swim Check 2024: Europe-Wide Initiative to Promote Swimming Competency in Children
Being able to swim goes far beyond simply mastering a swimming technique. It includes the ability to move safely in water, accurately assess dangerous situations, and respond confidently.