Once a month the Danube networkers invite people from the Danube countries and all over Europe to an online session COME TOGETHER! Connecting people by Culture. A colorful program is organized via the video conference system ZOOM. There is something for everyone – music presentations, singing, dance and presentations about the topic “My-your-our common Europe”. These are not contributions from professionals out of the box, but according to the motto “from friends for friends!” members of the transnational network and guests design the program themselves.
Please note that we have new access links for Come Together – from now one, please join the sessions with the following access details:
Danube Networkers invite: Come Together – Connecting people by culture!
Above you can find the link, you can simply log in via this link. You can also subscribe to the newsletter, which we will send you regularly. You will find all access data in the newsletter as well.
What do you need to participate?
A computer, internet, a microphone and a camera.
How can you take part?
You are welcome to actively contribute to our session! We are looking forward to any participation in our programme (please consult our team).
Once a month the Danube networkers invite people from the Danube countries and all over Europe to an online session COME TOGETHER! Connecting people by Culture. A colorful program is organized via the video conference system ZOOM. There is something for everyone – music presentations, singing, dance and presentations about the topic “My-your-our common Europe”. These are not contributions from professionals out of the box, but according to the motto “from friends for friends!” members of the transnational network and guests design the program themselves.
Please note that we have new access links for Come Together – from now one, please join the sessions with the following access details:
Danube Networkers invite: Come Together – Connecting people by culture!
Above you can find the link, you can simply log in via this link. You can also subscribe to the newsletter, which we will send you regularly. You will find all access data in the newsletter as well.
What do you need to participate?
A computer, internet, a microphone and a camera.
How can you take part?
You are welcome to actively contribute to our session! We are looking forward to any participation in our programme (please consult our team).
Once a month the Danube networkers invite people from the Danube countries and all over Europe to an online session COME TOGETHER! Connecting people by Culture. A colorful program is organized via the video conference system ZOOM. There is something for everyone – music presentations, singing, dance and presentations about the topic “My-your-our common Europe”. These are not contributions from professionals out of the box, but according to the motto “from friends for friends!” members of the transnational network and guests design the program themselves.
Please note that we have new access links for Come Together – from now one, please join the sessions with the following access details:
Danube Networkers invite: Come Together – Connecting people by culture!
Above you can find the link, you can simply log in via this link. You can also subscribe to the newsletter, which we will send you regularly. You will find all access data in the newsletter as well.
What do you need to participate?
A computer, internet, a microphone and a camera.
How can you take part?
You are welcome to actively contribute to our session! We are looking forward to any participation in our programme (please consult our team).
Once a month the Danube networkers invite people from the Danube countries and all over Europe to an online session COME TOGETHER! Connecting people by Culture. A colorful program is organized via the video conference system ZOOM. There is something for everyone – music presentations, singing, dance and presentations about the topic “My-your-our common Europe”. These are not contributions from professionals out of the box, but according to the motto “from friends for friends!” members of the transnational network and guests design the program themselves.
Please note that we have new access links for Come Together – from now one, please join the sessions with the following access details:
Danube Networkers invite: Come Together – Connecting people by culture!
Above you can find the link, you can simply log in via this link. You can also subscribe to the newsletter, which we will send you regularly. You will find all access data in the newsletter as well.
What do you need to participate?
A computer, internet, a microphone and a camera.
How can you take part?
You are welcome to actively contribute to our session! We are looking forward to any participation in our programme (please consult our team).
Dear colleagues and friends from Europe and other areas,
we cordially invite you to join the 90th Come Together Session of the Danube-Networkers devoted to the topic: “Fostering Citizen Participation & Democracy by digital and analogue tools”
Date: October 22, 2024 (Tuesday) Time: 18:30 (6:30 P.M., CET)
Developments in many countries raise the question of why people do not seem to be aware of the importance of citizen participation. In particular, however, it seems that the opportunities to get involved are often not even known. During this special Come Together Session, we wish to explore these opportunities across our countries with you. We will collect information on analog and digital political participation opportunities and invite you to share your experiences with us: How have you been involved? Or why haven’t you used the existing possibilities so far? What offers should be made to get more people involved?
Let’s discuss together about this important topic and use this great chance to exchange examples from our own experiences and to brainstorm new ideas together!
Preparation: We encourage you to think about and gather examples from your country / your city beforehand. You can also send them to us in advance to info@ileu.net.
Languages: The session will be held in English and translated into German, Romanian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, and Serbian.
Moderated by: Carmen Stadelhofer (ILEU e.V.) & Marina Kuch (ILEU e.V.)
Access to the session:
Danube Networkers invite: Come Together – Connecting people by culture!
What do you think of when you think of traveling? Getting to know new people and cultures, getting away from everyday life, taking a deep breath…!? Together we would like to explore the topic of traveling: how do you plan a trip, why do you travel at all – but we would also like to talk about what we should pay attention to when we travel, e.g. sustainability. We look forward to your stories, thoughts and tips. We will also hear great travel stories with beautiful pictures and be treated to poems and songs.
We invite you to join our session on the interesting topic of “Serbia on focus – people, tradition & legacy” where you will learn more about Serbia – a country in the center of Danube basin, but still not well known, and a hidden pearl of Balkan and Europe. You will discover life of first Serbian woman painter and poetess Wilhelmina Mina Karadzic from early 18. Century, hear about young talents that unite Europe, and listen to the song and performance of a talented Serbian musician.
We will also have an interesting discussion about our personal experience from this country: Have you visited Serbia? Do you know some famous persons from or Serbian by origin? Do you know something about Serbian gastronomy, mentality and folklore? Let’s exchange and get to know together Serbia!
From July 11-13, the 8th meeting of the Danube Networkers took place in Ulm / Neu-Ulm – there was a lot of interesting exchange, discussions and many warm moments between the participants and partners of the network. We would like to use the Sunday to tell you all about the lively exchange, the new acquaintances, the cultural activities, and also about the conference on Friday “Strengthening Civil Society in the Danube Region for a joint Europe”. As always, we will be accompanied by music and poetry, this time from Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia and Slovakia.
We would also like to use the evening to remember two of our dear Danube Networkers who unfortunately passed away this year – Stan Miller and Veska Uzunova. They will be missed a lot and we would like to remember them together with you.
A big thank you to everyone who participated in our session and congratulations to all the winners of our competition “Traces of Europe in my town”. You’ll find all the winners submissions and prizes here.
“Traces of Europe in your town” – presenting the results of this interesting competition – presented by Carmen Stadelhofer and Marina Kuch (ILEU e.V., Ulm, Germany)