Issue 02/2026February 2026Welcome to eucen’s monthly bulletin! Welcome to the February newsletter of eucen, a month rich in news, opportunities, and milestones as we continue celebrating our 35th anniversary this year. In this issue, we invite you to discover our forthcoming conference in Cagliari and learn more about the open Call for Contributions to the European Journal of University Lifelong Learning (EJULL). We are also pleased to announce the speakers of our 6th Global Online Seminar, focused on sustainable funding for lifelong learning. You will also find the newly published collection of 36 inspiring ULLL case studies from the SAMUELE project, alongside updates on the Digital Media for Inclusive Peace-Building course, the SIM training handbook, and insights from the MESHE project full partners meeting. We hope you enjoy this overview of our ongoing work to advance university lifelong learning in Europe and beyond. 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. Registration open for the 56th eucen Annual ConferenceRegister now for the eucen conference in Cagliari for an inspiring event on lifelong learning, innovation and collaboration. Early Bird registration period closes 15 March. Do not miss it!  Submit your Contribution for the Cagliari Conference!eucen is organising the online launch of the self-paced course on digital media for inclusion. Do not miss it!  eucen Global Seminar: Meet the speakers Meet the keynote speakers and presenters of the eucen Global Seminar 2026 “Investing in LLL: New Paths to Sustainable Funding”. Registration is open!  Inspiring ULLL Practices from HEIsThe SAMUELE project has published its Compendium of Case Studies, showcasing 36 inspiring practices of ULLL from 17 different countries.  eucen Presents the course on Digital Media for Inclusive Peace-buildingOn 19 February, eucen hosted a webinar to showcase the Digital Media for Inclusive Peacebuilding Course, the second key resource of the Include Me+ project.  The SIM Project Publishes its SIM Training HandbookThe Social Impact Manager (SIM) project has published the SIM Training Handbook, one of its final key results. Read it now!  |
International Journal of Lifelong Education