Participate in the Human Rights Café 2024 on European democracies at the crossroads

If you are a student at the Universities of Granada, Graz, Leipzig, Minho or Padua check out the open positions and apply by 19 October 2024!

For the second year in a row, the Human Rights Café has been selected by the Arqus Student Co-designed Projects funding to host an incredible transnational session: 5 universities, 5 events, 50+ volunteers.

The Human Rights Café is a student-led initiative organised by SET Padova (the Student Engagement Team at the Unversity of Padua) that has been running for three years at UNIPD. Last year they exported it to the University of Granada and the University of Minho, and this year two more Arqus universities will join: the University of Graz and Leipzig University.

The format consists of informal meetings that bring together undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students, graduates, professors, professionals and citizens who are interested in human rights, regardless of their field of study and their level of education, to discuss human rights-related topics that vary from session to session.

This 2024 transnational session, entitled European democracies at the crossroads: which future for human rights? will take place in the following dates:

• Padova: Wednesday, 27 November
• Granada: Thursday, 28 November
• Minho: Thursday, 28 November
• Graz: Monday, 2 December
• Leipzig: Wednesday, 4 December

More info and registration here.

About the Arqus Student Co-designed Projects

Arqus Student co-designed projects are innovative and collaborative initiatives that promote cultural exchange and the integration of international students across the Arqus member universities.

The contest aimed the promotion of projects that will shape the Alliance educational environment and will enhance student engagement, consolidate the community and support students personal and professional development.

More information about the 2024 winning projects and previous editions here.