Lucija Dežan

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Call for papers: Community-Based Research, Decolonial Theory and Education – Challenges and Opportunites

In decolonial theory, coloniality is considered a historical process that continuously (re)appears in mentalities, institutions and practices, while community-based research aims to solve community-defined problems through collaborations between researchers and communities or groups. Both decolonial and community-based research are attentive to questions related to positionality and power, and they call for a high degree of […]

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Creativity unleashed – newsletter #3

The third issue of the EXPECT_Art newsletter explores the transformative power of art in education. From Hungary’s innovative drama-based learning to Poland’s inspiring community-driven projects, we highlight how creativity fosters inclusion and empathy. Discover how students reimagine historical narratives, engage in charity work, and build connections through artistic expression. Plus, don’t miss the announcement of

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EXPECT_Art international conference: Community-based research, decolonial theory and education

We are delighted to share with you that we are annoucing the first of two planned conferences arranged by EXPECT_Art consortium. The theme of the conference highlights the central methodological and theoretical underpinnings of the project: decolonial theory and community-based approach. Both perspectives are employed in EXPECT_Art in empirical research on cultural literacy and arts

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It’s time for our second newsletter

November brings the second issue of the EXPECT_Art newsletter. This newsletter is filled with exciting updates from our recent consortium meeting in Landau & Karlsruhe, which served as an inspiring retreat and methodological workshop for exploring cultural education and research. Dive into highlights such as insights from our workshops on mapping, researcher positioning, and crafting questions,

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Enchanted to meet you, Landau & Karlsruhe

In late September, our team gathered in Germany for our first in-person meeting since the project’s kick-off. Held in the vibrant cities of Landau and Karlsruhe, the meeting provided an inspiring space to reflect, collaborate, and dive deep into essential topics of our project. The agenda was rich and engaging, as participants explored reflexivity regarding

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