We are happy to announce a call for papers for a conference concerning the vulnerability of migrants and intersectionality in the context of migration. We invite social researchers representing various methodological approaches. The conference will be interdisciplinary. Deadline for abstract submission: 15 November 2023.

On October 26, Collegium Civitas, in cooperation with Foreign Policy Community Indonesia, held the webinar "Leaders of Tomorrow Dialogue: Challenges to Democracies & Young Generation Perspectives." A diverse group of students was brought together to delve into some of the most pressing challenges facing modern democracies. The speakers included Collegium Civitas students: Gabrielle Marabuto, Kinga Boćkowska, and Erol Dzelik.

Professor Stanisław Mocek, the Rector of Collegium Civitas, participated in the Magna Charta Observatory Anniversary Conference held between October 23-25 in Łódź. During the conference, Professor Mocek, joined other esteemed Magna Charta Universitatum 2020 signatories. This momentous event was dedicated to universities committed to the principles of the Magna Charta.

Małgorzata Kostecka, International Cooperation Senior Specialist and Erasmus+ Coordinator, participated in the 33rd edition of the European Association for International Education – EAIE 2023 that took place in Rotterdam. It is one of the most important events that gathers specialists, experts and sympathizers of internationalizing of education, science and higher education from the whole world.

Collegium Civitas proudly announces that Dr. Katarzyna Maniszewska, Vice-Rector for International Relations, has been appointed as a Member of the Board of the Educational Enterprise Foundation. The Educational Enterprise Foundation (EEF) is a distinguished institution with a longstanding commitment to equalizing educational opportunities for young people.

Dr. Katarzyna Maniszewska, Collegium Civitas Vice Rector for International Relations was recently interviewed by Poland Weekly. This insightful article, „Attracting foreign students to Poland” offers a deeper perspective on the vital role of internationalization in higher education.

In the "Social Changes in Focus" section, we publish expert opinions by Collegium Civitas faculty. The latest comments include: "Victory of the democratic opposition" by Prof. Stanisław Mocek and "Parliamentary elections - note from the vote counting in Poland (16.10.23, at noon)" by Dr. Katarzyna Iwińska.

The recent scientific work by Dr Agnieszka Nitza-Makowska includes participation in research seminars in Shanghai and Germany as well as co-authoring of the report “Mapping The Scope Of China’s Soft Power In Estonia” published by the East Asia Institute – National University of Singapore.

Collegium Civitas students participated in the preparation and recording of the new podcast as part of the Debating Europe: Internal and External Dynamics of European Integration (DEBUE) project led by Dr Kerry Longhurst.

We invite you to read the article "Dealing with 'Populism' in Poland and Beyond" by Mr. Nathaniel England, recently published in "Poland Weekly”. On September 13, Collegium Civitas, in cooperation with the U.S. Embassy in Warsaw, hosted a roundtable with Prof. Marjorie Castle, University of Utah. Mr. England, Collegium Civitas lecturer and “Poland Weekly” journalist, gives an interesting review of the discussion.