A MELLearN hírekhez az European LLL Platform alábbi felhívását közzétesszük:
Register for the Lifelong Learning Labs 2026!
The 2026 edition of the Lifelong Learning Lab introduces four distinct online training courses for EU and national education and training stakeholders willing to engage in advocacy actions at all levels! • One registration form: Visit the LLLAB event page and register for the LAB of your preference! • Two hours of training online: The training courses will take place on Zoom every Thursday from 19 February until 12 March from 10:30 – 12:30 CET. • Three overarching objectives: 1) foster EU cooperation in national contexts, 2) promote national lifelong learning platforms to build cross-sectoral bridges, and 3) engage and influence policies that affect us. • Four training courses to choose from! Discover the topics below!
LAB 1: ‘Your role in shaping the Union of Skills’- EU Guidebook on Decision Making
• What is ‘Your role in shaping the Union of Skills’ about? The Lifelong Learning Platform will present its updated Guidebook to European decision-making in Education and Training, a seasonal publication updated with the new European Parliament and European Commission power dynamics. Ready to dive into who is who in the EU institutions, the developments of the Union of Skills and how civil society can use the understanding of how the EU policymaking works to influence the files of the Union of Skills? • When? 19 February, 10:30 – 12:30 CET, Zoom • Take a look at the agenda of the LAB 1 and save your spot!
LAB 2: ‘A social European Semester that strengthens lifelong learning- Engaging nationally in the European Semester
What is ‘A social European Semester that strengthens lifelong learning’ about? The Lifelong Learning Platform will focus on the new priorities of the European Semester and provide participants with direct tips for influencing the Semester for 2026 during the second Lab. • When? 26 February, 10:30 – 12:30 CET, Zoom • Take a look at the agenda of the LAB 2 and save your spot!
LAB 3: ‘Investing in the future of Europe – part 1’ – Collaborating with the European Parliament on the next MFF
What is ‘Investing in the future of Europe – part 1’ about? The Lifelong Learning Platform will provide more information to participants on how to engage European Parliament political groups during the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF)negotiations. Tips will be provided on the internal calendar of the political groups for the negotiations and the moments for discussion. The Lab will include the participation of the people from the political groups’ staff working on Budget (EPP, S&D, Renew Europe, Greens/EFA) and examples of members working at national level. • When? 5 March, 10:30 – 12:30 CET, Zoom • Take a look at the agenda of the LAB 3 and save your spot!
LAB 4: ‘Investing in the future of Europe – part 2’ – Collaborating with the Council of the EU on the next MFF
What is ‘Investing in the future of Europe – part 2’ about? The Lifelong Learning Platform will continue the discussion on the long-term EU budget, but it will focus on the other co-legislator in the process, namely the Council of the EU. The main objective is to help participants understand how to bridge the gap between the position of education ministries and that of finance ministries. • When? 12 March, 10:30 – 12:30 CET, Zoom • Take a look at the agenda of the LAB 4 and save your spot!
Welcome to eucen’s monthly bulletin! We’re delighted to share with you our newly redesigned monthly newsletter, featuring the key news we want to highlight alongside smaller announcements we believe will also be of interest to you. Explore this latest edition. In this issue, we spotlight our forthcoming conference in Cagliari in early June 2026 (both the conference website and the Call for Contributions are opened now!), two new articles on the EPALE platform, our upcoming free webinar on digital media for inclusion, and the kick-off of a new project also focusing on inclusion. Don’t miss our latest 58-second video showcasing how EUCEN works! We hope you enjoy it! If you receive this messages it is because you have registered on our website or because you have requested to receive our newsletters. We offer you a selection of acticles here that we think might be of interest to you. We hope you enjoy them.
Cagliari 2026 – eucen Annual ConferenceThe website of our forthcoming eucen conference and the Call for Abstracts are opened now! Send your work and join us in Cagliari (IT) on 03-05 June 2026! Live the eucen experience!
Join us on 19 February on Digital Media for Inclusioneucen is organising the online launch of the self-paced course on digital media for inclusion. Do not miss it!
EPALE Blog Articles for SAMUELE and MESHEEPALE has accepted our short articles on eucen’s current coordinated projects. Follow the link to read them.
BELONG@HEI kicks-off across EuropeThis new project has had its kick-off meeting in Mainz. eucen as full partner has participated and presented the work that will coordinate in the first phase of the project.
Discover how eucen works: watch our new videoeucen’s new 58 seconds video encapsulates how we work as a team, with the Steering Committee and during our events. Follow the link for more.
European Lifelong Learning Magazine/ELM: https://elmmagazine.eu/
Felnőttképzési Szemle: http://epa.oszk.hu/01200/01251
Neveléstudomány: http://nevelestudomany.elte.hu/
Szakképzési Szemle: http://www.matarka.hu/szam_list.php?fsz=447
Tudásmenedzsment: http://kpvk.pte.hu/content/megjelent-szamok-tudasmenedzsment
EDUCATIO: http://www.hier.iif.hu/hu/educatio.php
International Journal of Lifelong Education: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/tled20
International Review of Education:
ELM MAGAZINE: http://www.elmmagazine.eu/theme-issues/
Opus et Educatio: http://opuseteducatio.hu/index.php/opusHU
• Two hours of training online: The training courses will take place on Zoom every Thursday from 19 February until 12 March from 10:30 – 12:30 CET. 
• Three overarching objectives: 1) foster EU cooperation in national contexts, 2) promote national lifelong learning platforms to build cross-sectoral bridges, and 3) engage and influence policies that affect us. 
• Four training courses to choose from! Discover the topics below! 
The Lifelong Learning Platform will present its updated Guidebook to European decision-making in Education and Training, a seasonal publication updated with the new European Parliament and European Commission power dynamics. Ready to dive into who is who in the EU institutions, the developments of the Union of Skills and how civil society can use the understanding of how the EU policymaking works to influence the files of the Union of Skills? • When? 19 February, 10:30 – 12:30 CET, Zoom 
• Take a look at the agenda of the LAB 1 and save your spot! 
