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Slovenian Exiles Society 1941-1945

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Culture.si:List of categories

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University of Primorska

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	==Programme==		==Programme==
	The university organises 33 undergraduate and 26 postgraduate study programmes in 6 faculties, which comprise the following: the Faculty of Education, the [[Faculty of Humanities Koper, University of Primorska\|Faculty of Humanities]], the Faculty of Management, and the Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Information Technologies (situated in Koper); as well as the Faculty of Tourism Studies – Turistica in ~~Porotorž~~ and the Faculty of Health Sciences and Livade University Campus in Izola.		The university organises 33 undergraduate and 26 postgraduate study programmes in 6 faculties, which comprise the following: the Faculty of Education, the [[Faculty of Humanities Koper, University of Primorska\|Faculty of Humanities]], the Faculty of Management, and the Faculty of Mathematics, Natural Sciences and Information Technologies (situated in Koper); as well as the Faculty of Tourism Studies – Turistica in Portorož and the Faculty of Health Sciences and Livade University Campus in Izola.

	Research is carried out by the [[Science and Research Centre of Koper (SRC Koper)\|Science and Research Centre of Koper (UP SRC)]].		Research is carried out by the [[Science and Research Centre of Koper (SRC Koper)\|Science and Research Centre of Koper (UP SRC)]].

University of Nova Gorica

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			==Programmes==
	Undergraduate programmes at the University of Nova Gorica are carried out by six schools: the School for Viticulture and Enology; the School of Engineering and Management; the [[Arts Academy of the University of Nova Gorica\|School of Arts]]; the School of Environmental Sciences; the School of Sciences; and the [[School of Humanities, University of Nova Gorica\|School of Humanities]]. The [[Graduate School, University of Nova Gorica\|graduate school]] offers doctoral study programmes in the fields of Cultural Heritage, Environmental Sciences; Humanities, Cognitive Science of Language; Karstology; Physics; Materials; and Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology.		Undergraduate programmes at the University of Nova Gorica are carried out by six schools: the School for Viticulture and Enology; the School of Engineering and Management; the [[Arts Academy of the University of Nova Gorica\|School of Arts]]; the School of Environmental Sciences; the School of Sciences; and the [[School of Humanities, University of Nova Gorica\|School of Humanities]]. The [[Graduate School, University of Nova Gorica\|graduate school]] offers doctoral study programmes in the fields of Cultural Heritage, Environmental Sciences; Humanities, Cognitive Science of Language; Karstology; Physics; Materials; and Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology.

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	== International cooperation ==		== International cooperation ==

	The University of Nova Gorica has been very internationally oriented since its founding. As such, the university employs a high percentage of foreign experts and hosts international students from all over the world~~, with the percentage of international students being slightly over 50 per cent in the 2019/20 academic year~~. The university offers numerous possibilities of international cooperation and mobility programmes to its students and staff members. ~~At present, it~~ is an active member of Erasmus+, CEEPUS, Erasmus Mundus and has numerous bilateral agreements with universities abroad. Moreover, the university also offers study programmes with the opportunity of a double diploma with renowned universities abroad (Cultural Heritage, 3rd level; Slovene Studies – orientation Linguistics, 2nd level; Environmental Sciences, 1st level), and one international joint study programme – the [[European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR)]].		The University of Nova Gorica has been very internationally oriented since its founding. As such, the university employs a high percentage of foreign experts and hosts international students from all over the world. The university offers numerous possibilities of international cooperation and mobility programmes to its students and staff members. It is an active member of Erasmus+, CEEPUS, Erasmus Mundus and has numerous bilateral agreements with universities abroad. Moreover, the university also offers study programmes with the opportunity of a double diploma with renowned universities abroad (Cultural Heritage, 3rd level; Slovene Studies – orientation Linguistics, 2nd level; Environmental Sciences, 1st level), and one international joint study programme – the [[European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR)]].

	The university's research activities also have a significant international character, as the university cooperates with many foreign research institutions and scientific collaborations.		The university's research activities also have a significant international character, as the university cooperates with many foreign research institutions and scientific collaborations.

University of Ljubljana

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	Established in [[established::1919]], the [[University of Ljubljana]] is the first and the largest university in Slovenia. With ~~a current~~ enrollment of around 57,000 students, it ranks among the largest universities in the world. For several years the University of Ljubljana has been listed on the Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities. It currently has 23 faculties and three academies, scattered around urban Ljubljana. Nearly one tenth of the inhabitants of the capital city are students.		Established in [[established::1919]], the [[University of Ljubljana]] is the first and the largest university in Slovenia. With an enrollment of around 57,000 students, it ranks among the largest universities in the world. For several years the University of Ljubljana has been listed on the Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities. It currently has 23 faculties and three academies, scattered around urban Ljubljana. Nearly one tenth of the inhabitants of the capital city are students.
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			==Universities in Slovenia==
	For more than half a century the University of Ljubljana remained the only Slovene university, until 1975 when it was joined by the [[University of Maribor]]. Since that time two other universities have been established – the public [[University of Primorska]] in 2003 and the private [[University of Nova Gorica]] in 2006.		For more than half a century the University of Ljubljana remained the only Slovene university, until 1975 when it was joined by the [[University of Maribor]]. Since that time two other universities have been established – the public [[University of Primorska]] in 2003 and the private [[University of Nova Gorica]] in 2006.
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	==Faculties==		==Faculties==
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	The University's International Co-operation Office gives general information concerning recognition of diplomas, courses, symposia, summer schools, seminars, international conferences, the admission procedures for enrolment in the first year of studies at university, news, links and information on documents on higher education. Student and professor exchanges are easier where there are agreements. The University of Ljubljana has signed agreements with the universities in Austria, the Czech Republic, Italy, Croatia, Malta, Macedonia, Germany, Slovakia, Poland, the USA, Spain, Russia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.		The University's International Co-operation Office gives general information concerning recognition of diplomas, courses, symposia, summer schools, seminars, international conferences, the admission procedures for enrolment in the first year of studies at university, news, links and information on documents on higher education. Student and professor exchanges are easier where there are agreements. The University of Ljubljana has signed agreements with the universities in Austria, the Czech Republic, Italy, Croatia, Malta, Macedonia, Germany, Slovakia, Poland, the USA, Spain, Russia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

	The University of Ljubljana ~~is also~~ a research partner in the Electronic Literature as a Model of Creativity and Innovation in Practice (ELMCIP) project running from 2010–2013, funded by the Humanities in the European Research Area (HERA) JRP for Creativity and Innovation.		The University of Ljubljana was a research partner in the Electronic Literature as a Model of Creativity and Innovation in Practice (ELMCIP) project running from 2010–2013, funded by the Humanities in the European Research Area (HERA) JRP for Creativity and Innovation.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Turizem Bohinj Institute

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	[[Turizem Bohinj Institute]] established in the year [[established::2000]] is the official destination management organization for Bohinj, Slovenia, focused on planning, promoting, and developing tourism in the region.		[[Turizem Bohinj Institute]] established in the year [[established::2000]] is the official destination management organization for Bohinj, Slovenia, focused on planning, promoting, and developing tourism in the region. It coordinates public and private tourism efforts, focusing on sustainable, eco-friendly practices to protect [[Triglav National Park]].
	It coordinates public and private tourism efforts, focusing on sustainable, eco-friendly practices to protect [[Triglav National Park]].
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	==Activities==		==Activities==
	The Turizem Bohinj manages the Info Center Bohinj and organizes local events, such as the Alpine Flower Festival.		The Turizem Bohinj manages the Info Center Bohinj and organizes local events, such as the Alpine Flower Festival. It manages the official bohinj.si website and promotes tourist offers in both domestic and foreign markets. The authentic local products certified as "Bohinjsko/From Bohinj" have been supported and developed. Promoting sustainable tourism, it has achieved the Slovenia Green PLATINUM label.
	It manages the official bohinj.si website and promotes tourist offers in both domestic and foreign markets. The authentic local products certified as "Bohinjsko/From Bohinj" have been supported and developed. Promoting sustainable tourism, it has achieved the Slovenia Green PLATINUM label.

	==External links==		==External links==

Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute

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	The Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute (ZAG), established in [[established::1949]], is the leading public, non-profit, state-owned institution in Slovenia focused on construction research, material development, and technical testing.		The [[Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute]] (ZAG), established in [[established::1949]], is the leading public, non-profit, state-owned institution in Slovenia focused on construction research, material development, and technical testing.
	Based in Ljubljana, it employs over 250 specialists and serves as a vital link between the Slovenian construction industry and international research, ensuring compliance with both local and EU standards. It ~~specializes~~ in building physics, structural safety, fire engineering, and sustainable,, eco-friendly materials.		Based in Ljubljana, it employs over 250 specialists and serves as a vital link between the Slovenian construction industry and international research, ensuring compliance with both local and EU standards. It specialises in building physics, structural safety, fire engineering, and sustainable, eco-friendly materials.
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	The institute provides expertise on construction issues, energy efficiency, and heritage restoration.		The institute provides expertise on construction issues, energy efficiency, and heritage restoration.

			==External links==
			* [https://www.zag.si/ ZAG website]

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Slovenian Exiles Association 1941-1945

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	The [[Slovenian Exiles Association 1941-1945]] (also known as the Association of Slovenian Deportees) represents and supports citizens forcibly removed from their homes by occupying Axis powers during World War II. Established in [established::1991]], it seeks compensation, preserves memory of the deportations, and maintains an information center in Ljubljana		The [[Slovenian Exiles Association 1941-1945]] (also known as the Association of Slovenian Deportees) represents and supports citizens forcibly removed from their homes by occupying Axis powers during World War II. Established in [[established::1991]], it seeks compensation, preserves memory of the deportations, and maintains an information center in Ljubljana
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	==Activities==		==Activities==
	It organises commemorations, manages archives, and publishes material on the suffering of deported Slovenes, including documentation of camps and the experiences of "stolen children".		It organises commemorations, manages archives, and publishes material on the suffering of deported Slovenes, including documentation of camps and the experiences of "stolen children". It heavily advocates for compensation for war damage and injustices suffered, often urging the Slovenian government to pursue claims against Germany for wartime losses.
	It heavily advocates for compensation for war damage and injustices suffered, often urging the Slovenian government to pursue claims against Germany for wartime losses.

	==International cooperation==		==International cooperation==
	The society is active within the International Committee of Exiles and Refugees, Victims of Fascism and Nazism (~~1920–1945~~).		The society is active within the International Committee of Exiles and Refugees, Victims of Fascism and Nazism (1920–1945).

	==External links==		==External links==

School of Arts, University of Nova Gorica

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	Founded in [[established::2016]], the [[School of Arts, University of Nova Gorica]] is one of four arts academies in Slovenia. It is the first one to be established after 1945, and also the only one outside of Ljubljana. Its educational programme complements the other three establishments, differing from them as being distinctively interdisciplinary – its primary focuses are video, animation, photography and new media art. As a novel educational institution, this academy strives to be an active, not only research but also production-oriented, academic environment.		Founded in [[established::2016]], the [[School of Arts, University of Nova Gorica]] is one of four arts academies in Slovenia. It is the first one to be established after 1945, and also the only one outside of Ljubljana. Its educational programme complements the other three establishments, differing from them as being distinctively interdisciplinary – its primary focuses are video, animation, photography and new media art. As a novel educational institution, this academy strives to be an active, not only research but also production-oriented, academic environment.

	The academy is located in the spatial Alvarez Palace in the centre of Gorizia, Nova Gorica's twin town across the Slovenian-Italian border. This provides for an international environment and enables in-depth cross-border cooperation.
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	The Adriart project, through which the master's programme has been built, connected several universities from the region which focus on creative industries (from Nova Gorica, Split and Rijeka (HR), Graz (AT), Udine (IT), Sarajevo (BI) and Budapest (HU).		The Adriart project, through which the master's programme has been built, connected several universities from the region which focus on creative industries (from Nova Gorica, Split and Rijeka (HR), Graz (AT), Udine (IT), Sarajevo (BI) and Budapest (HU).

	Another project the School of Arts is involved in is "PAIC – Participatory Art for Invisible Communities" (2016–2018). It ~~involves~~ 4 partners from different EU countries with the ambition to "artistically instigate social change in deprived, alienated, isolated or remote communities".		Another project the School of Arts was involved in was "PAIC – Participatory Art for Invisible Communities" (2016–2018). It involved 4 partners from different EU countries with the ambition to "artistically instigate social change in deprived, alienated, isolated or remote communities".

	==See also==		==See also==

Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU)

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Rače Cultural Association

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Prešeren Theatre Kranj

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	During the first years of Prešeren Theatre's existence, it became known for experimental stagings, the introduction of modernist dramaturgical elements, and the first stagings of a number of drama texts, especially from the Anglo-Saxon area. The first Slovene staging of a text by Jean-Paul Sartre took place precisely in Prešeren Theatre Kranj, in December 1954. In the late 1950s, the political climate in Slovenia was not favourably disposed toward the theatre, which resulted in the theatre's suspension in the season 1957/58 and one of the biggest cultural scandals in the time of the communist regime in Slovenia. The theatre continued with its production as an amateur theatre until 1989. During this period, in 1971, it organised for the first time an overview of the stagings of Slovene dramatic texts, the now already firmly established annual festival – [[Week of Slovenian Drama]], which proved to be of extreme importance for the artistic renown of the theatre and the subsequent professionalisation of the theatre in 1989.		During the first years of Prešeren Theatre's existence, it became known for experimental stagings, the introduction of modernist dramaturgical elements, and the first stagings of a number of drama texts, especially from the Anglo-Saxon area. The first Slovene staging of a text by Jean-Paul Sartre took place precisely in Prešeren Theatre Kranj, in December 1954. In the late 1950s, the political climate in Slovenia was not favourably disposed toward the theatre, which resulted in the theatre's suspension in the season 1957/58 and one of the biggest cultural scandals in the time of the communist regime in Slovenia. The theatre continued with its production as an amateur theatre until 1989. During this period, in 1971, it organised for the first time an overview of the stagings of Slovene dramatic texts, the now already firmly established annual festival – [[Week of Slovenian Drama]], which proved to be of extreme importance for the artistic renown of the theatre and the subsequent professionalisation of the theatre in 1989.

	==~~Programme~~==		==Past repertory==
	In its repertory Prešeren Theatre Kranj aims to include the plays by most visible contemporary national and international authors and present the most ground-breaking and original contemporary works by following the world trends in playwriting. Thus, it has ~~recently~~ produced plays by authors such as Paula Vogel, Roland Schimmelpfennig, Mark Ravenhill, Elfriede Jelinek, Martin Crimp, and Jaan Tätte. It also produces comedy works, such as the highly successful stagings of [[Desa Muck\|Desa Muck's]] best-selling youth novels ''Dead Serious About'' (Blazno resno ...), ''Partnership'' (Partnerski odnosi) (2008) by [[Tone Partljič]], ''Mr. Chance'' (Gospod Chance) (2008) by Jerzy Kosinski, etc. The theatre has also entered several Slovene co-productions, for example, with the [[Ex Ponto International Festival]] in the performance ''Life in the Shadow of the Banana Plant'' (Življenje v senci bananovca) (2007) and with [[Anton Podbevšek Theatre]] in the 2010 performance ''The Bondsmen – Commented Edition'' (Hlapci - Komentirana izdaja) based on [[Ivan Cankar\|Ivan Cankar's]] play and directed by [[Matjaž Berger]]. Prešeren Theatre Kranj also includes in its programme performances by other Slovene production houses, for example, [[Koper Theatre]], [[Glej Theatre]], [[Mini Theatre]], etc.		In its repertory Prešeren Theatre Kranj aims to include the plays by most visible contemporary national and international authors and present the most ground-breaking and original contemporary works by following the world trends in playwriting. Thus, it has produced plays by authors such as Paula Vogel, Roland Schimmelpfennig, Mark Ravenhill, Elfriede Jelinek, Martin Crimp, and Jaan Tätte. It also produces comedy works, such as the highly successful stagings of [[Desa Muck\|Desa Muck's]] best-selling youth novels ''Dead Serious About'' (Blazno resno ...), ''Partnership'' (Partnerski odnosi) (2008) by [[Tone Partljič]], ''Mr. Chance'' (Gospod Chance) (2008) by Jerzy Kosinski, etc. The theatre has also entered several Slovene co-productions, for example, with the [[Ex Ponto International Festival]] in the performance ''Life in the Shadow of the Banana Plant'' (Življenje v senci bananovca) (2007) and with [[Anton Podbevšek Theatre]] in the 2010 performance ''The Bondsmen – Commented Edition'' (Hlapci - Komentirana izdaja) based on [[Ivan Cankar\|Ivan Cankar's]] play and directed by [[Matjaž Berger]]. Prešeren Theatre Kranj also includes in its programme performances by other Slovene production houses, for example, [[Koper Theatre]], [[Glej Theatre]], [[Mini Theatre]], etc.

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Poligon Creative Centre

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	[[Poligon Creative Centre]] ~~was~~ a Ljubljana based co-working space that opened its doors in [[established::2014]]. ~~Home to several intertwined creative communities~~, ~~the place was used by an international cast of individuals involved in~~ social ~~entrepreneurship, creative economies~~ and ~~art. Besides offering office facilities, Poligon also ran a programme~~ of cultural~~, educational~~ and ~~social events. When intitially set up, it was the first such an enterprise~~ in Slovenia.		[[Poligon Creative Centre]] started as a Ljubljana based co-working space that opened its doors in [[established::2014]]. Nowadays it conducts surveys on the production, social and health conditions of the free-lance cultural and creative workers in Slovenia.

	~~In winter of 2019, Poliogn's lease contract was terminated by the premises owners. Poligon as a co-working place is thus currently hibernating, with the core team searching for new premises.~~

	Poligon often served as a venue and production space for various cultural producers and festivals. It has hosted [[MENT Ljubljana]], the [[Strictly Analog Festival]], the [[Boben and Lajna Festival]], art programmes by [[Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory]], and so on. It also co-produced Indigo, the Festival of Contemporary Ideas.
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	==~~Archival article~~==		==The co-working past==
			Home to several intertwined creative communities, the place was used by an international cast of individuals involved in social entrepreneurship, creative economies and art. Besides offering office facilities, Poligon also ran a programme of cultural, educational and social events. When initially set up, it was the first such an enterprise in Slovenia.

	~~This whole endeavour partly stems from~~ a co-working ~~programme that was held at [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]] in 2012. It was coordinated by the [[Slovenia Coworking]] collective~~, ~~of which~~ the ~~main protagonists and now also heads of the Poligon project are [[Luka Piškorič]], [[Eva Perčič]] and [[Marko Orel]]~~.		In winter of 2019, Poligon's lease contract was terminated by the premises owners. Poligon as a co-working place is thus currently hibernating, with the core team searching for new premises.

	~~The second pivotal point was the ''Pop-up dom'' (The Pop-up Home) project~~, ~~headed by~~ the [[~~Rompom Institute~~]] ~~and~~ the ~~design company~~ [[~~Ljudje~~]]~~. First held in 2012~~, ~~it is a temporary "store" for products (mainly furniture~~ and ~~unique interior design solutions) by Slovene makers~~, ~~artists~~ and ~~designers~~. ~~In 2013, it was held in the defunct tobacco factory~~, ~~on the same premises that now house~~ the ~~Poligon Creative Centre~~.		Poligon often served as a venue and production space for various cultural producers and festivals. It has hosted [[MENT Ljubljana]], the [[Strictly Analog Festival]], the [[Boben and Lajna Festival]], art programmes by [[Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory]], and so on. It also co-produced Indigo, the Festival of Contemporary Ideas.

	== ~~Capacity and activities~~ ==		==Background==

	~~Spread out on 800m2, Poligon offers its "residents" 60 desks, 7 offices, 1 conference room,~~ a ~~photo studio, and a so called laboratory with tools~~ for ~~rapid 3D prototyping and product development (headed~~ by the [[~~Poligon Maker Lab~~]] collective~~). There is~~ also ~~a bar for hanging out~~, ~~a store with selected designer goods, a library~~ and ~~large event space~~.		This endeavour partly stems from a co-working programme that was held at [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]] in 2012. It was coordinated by the [[Slovenia Coworking]] collective, of which the main protagonists and now also heads of the Poligon project are [[Luka Piškorič]], [[Eva Perčič]] and [[Marko Orel]].

	~~Besides offering~~ a ~~working space to~~ (mainly) ~~creative industries freelancers~~, artists and ~~various start ups at affordable prices~~, ~~Poligon also engages~~ in ~~organising various workshops~~, ~~lectures, exhibitions and social events. It thus strives to connect~~ the ~~various communities, serving as a platform where self-employed Slovene makers and creators can network and collaborate~~.		The second pivotal point was the ''Pop-up dom'' (The Pop-up Home) project, headed by the [[Rompom Institute]] and the design company [[Ljudje]]. First held in 2012, it was a temporary "store" for products (mainly furniture and unique interior design solutions) by Slovene makers, artists and designers. In 2013, it was held in the defunct tobacco factory, on the same premises that later housed the Poligon Creative Centre.

	~~Nurturing a vibrant and open community, Poligon is often frequented by foreigners looking for not only a space to work, but also to meet people.~~

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Radio Študent (RŠ)

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	{{image\|Radio Student 2013 - Save Radio Student campaign 02.JPG}}		{{image\|Radio Student 2013 - Save Radio Student campaign 02.JPG}}

	Established in [[established::1969]] by the Union of Slovenian Student Communities, [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]] is one of Europe's oldest and strongest non-commercial, alternative radio stations. Its diverse and dedicated programme activities encompass presenting and evaluating different forms of popular music, covering and analysing current political and social phenomena, dealing with the many fields of arts and humanities, following and critically dissecting student and university politics and policies, enacting radio plays, reciting works of literature and poetry – and quite a lot more.		Established in [[established::1969]] by the Union of Slovenian Student Communities, [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]] is one of Europe's oldest and strongest non-commercial, alternative radio stations. Its diverse and dedicated programme activities encompass presenting and evaluating different forms of popular music, covering and analysing current political and social phenomena, dealing with the many fields of arts and humanities, following and critically dissecting student and university politics and policies, enacting radio plays, reciting works of literature and poetry – and quite a lot more.

	All of the above is permeated by wit, humour, a laid back approach, political responsibility and intellectual vigour and thoroughness. It is broadcast on 89.3 MHz (500 W) UKV stereo, covering Ljubljana and its surroundings (a basin of 500,000 potential listeners), and is (since 1998) available to listen online.

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	~~==Background==~~

	The radio started broadcasting its programme in 1969, when it was founded by the Association of Students of the University of Ljubljana, which was eager to present an outlet for local students, who had also woken up during the turbulent year of 1968. However, from its beginnings Radio Student has been one of the few local asylums of alternative independent journalism and the only electronic media open to new aesthetics and approaches in various fields of arts and culture.

	The explosion of punk rock and independent musical production of the late 1970’s and the beginning of economical and political crisis in Yugoslavia in the early 80’s strongly shifted the focus of Radio Student to more controversial social and political issues. This was a period of the quick rise of the widely respected Radio Student school of journalism, which still lays a strong emphasis on bringing down the walls of taboos and on practising freedom of speech and thought.

	~~{{YouTube\|B2hMkoDZ5r8}}~~

	==Programme==		==Programme==
			All of the above is permeated by wit, humour, a laid back approach, political responsibility and intellectual vigour and thoroughness. It is broadcast on 89.3 MHz (500 W) UKV stereo, covering Ljubljana and its surroundings (a basin of 500,000 potential listeners), and is (since 1998) available to listen online.

	Today, the radio daily broadcasts 17 hours of its own programme during the week and 14 during weekends. About 200 regular contributors are involved: journalists, art and music critics, D.J.s, announcers (who have always added strong personal flavour to the programme) and technicians (who also give significant personal touch to the programme by their use of radio jingles), etc. The majority of them are students, and a number of them are highly respected intellectuals, journalists, artists and university lecturers.		Today, the radio daily broadcasts 17 hours of its own programme during the week and 14 during weekends. About 200 regular contributors are involved: journalists, art and music critics, D.J.s, announcers (who have always added strong personal flavour to the programme) and technicians (who also give significant personal touch to the programme by their use of radio jingles), etc. The majority of them are students, and a number of them are highly respected intellectuals, journalists, artists and university lecturers.
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	In addition to the shows created by the aforementioned departments, Radio Študent also broadcasts radio shows run by and for the Roma population and other ethnic minorities, shows on drugs, video games and technology, 'live radio comics', radio art and many other, often very unique radio emissions.		In addition to the shows created by the aforementioned departments, Radio Študent also broadcasts radio shows run by and for the Roma population and other ethnic minorities, shows on drugs, video games and technology, 'live radio comics', radio art and many other, often very unique radio emissions.

			{{Wide Image\|Radio Student 2013 - Save Radio Student campaign 01.JPG }}

			==Background==

			The radio started broadcasting its programme in 1969, when it was founded by the Association of Students of the University of Ljubljana, which was eager to present an outlet for local students, who had also woken up during the turbulent year of 1968. However, from its beginnings Radio Student has been one of the few local asylums of alternative independent journalism and the only electronic media open to new aesthetics and approaches in various fields of arts and culture.

	~~{{Wide Image\|~~Radio Student ~~2013 - Save~~ Radio Student ~~campaign 01~~.~~JPG }}~~		The explosion of punk rock and independent musical production of the late 1970’s and the beginning of economical and political crisis in Yugoslavia in the early 80’s strongly shifted the focus of Radio Student to more controversial social and political issues. This was a period of the quick rise of the widely respected Radio Student school of journalism, which still lays a strong emphasis on bringing down the walls of taboos and on practicing freedom of speech and thought.

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	RŠ was one of the founders of the AMARC Europe – the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters. It collaborated with non-commercial community radio stations from Banja Luka, Belgrade, Mostar, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Sombor, Skopje, Zrenjanin, Zurich, and Basel on the ''Crossradio Initiative'' project.		RŠ was one of the founders of the AMARC Europe – the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters. It collaborated with non-commercial community radio stations from Banja Luka, Belgrade, Mostar, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Sombor, Skopje, Zrenjanin, Zurich, and Basel on the ''Crossradio Initiative'' project.

	The educational mission of Radio Študent is also important; during 2004/05 Radio Študent participated in the EU-funded European ''Pilot Model for Practical Training for an All-Round Broadcaster'', a training project for young people interested in journalism and broadcasting.		The educational mission of Radio Študent is also important; during 2004/05 Radio Študent participated in the EU-funded European ''Pilot Model for Practical Training for an All-Round Broadcaster'', a training project for young people interested in journalism and broadcasting.
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Notranjska Ecological Centre

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	The Notranjska Ecological Centre (NEC) was established in [[established::1995]] in Cerknica. It operates as a non-profit competence center for environmental management, sustainable development, and tourism in Slovenia. It provides a "One-Stop-Shop" for SMEs, specializing in green entrepreneurship, local sustainable development, project management, and environmental efficiency in rural areas		The [[Notranjska Ecological Centre]] (NEC) was established in [[established::1995]] in Cerknica. It operates as a non-profit competence center for environmental management, sustainable development, and tourism in Slovenia. It provides a "One-Stop-Shop" for SMEs, specializing in green entrepreneurship, local sustainable development, project management, and environmental efficiency in rural areas.
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Municipality of Idrija

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	The [[Municipality of Idrija]] covers a total area of 294 square kilometres and has a population of 12,~~000~~ people ~~living in 38 settlements~~. Idrija is a member of the [[Slovene Association of Historic Towns]] and the heart of the Slovene [[:Category:Mercury mining heritage\|mercury mining heritage]], included in the [[:Category:UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Slovenia\|World Heritage List]] in 2012. Apart from the second largest mercury mine on the world, Idrija distinguishes itself also for the oldest preserved theatre house in Slovenia, the first secondary school with lessons in Slovenian (since 1901), its tradition of punk bands since the late 1970s (Kuzle, Šund, [[Zablujena generacija]]...), and even more traditional, the [[Lace Festival, Idrija\|Idrija Lace Festival]]. The municipality's strong economy is driven by the impressive Idrija-based international concern Kolektor and Hidria ~~Rotomatika~~.		The [[Municipality of Idrija]] covers a total area of 294 square kilometres and has a population of 5,800 people (2025). Idrija is a member of the [[Slovene Association of Historic Towns]] and the heart of the Slovene [[:Category:Mercury mining heritage\|mercury mining heritage]], included in the [[:Category:UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Slovenia\|World Heritage List]] in 2012. Apart from the second largest mercury mine on the world, Idrija distinguishes itself also for the oldest preserved theatre house in Slovenia, the first secondary school with lessons in Slovenian (since 1901), its tradition of punk bands since the late 1970s (Kuzle, Šund, [[Zablujena generacija]]...), and even more traditional, the [[Lace Festival, Idrija\|Idrija Lace Festival]]. The municipality's strong economy is driven by the impressive Idrija-based international concern Kolektor and Hidria.
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Mostovna Cultural Centre

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	The [[Mostovna Cultural Centre]] is a youth culture venue and a regional multimedia centre that offers facilities for the development of modern urban culture, free-time activities, non-formal education and revitalisation of city life in the area of Nova Gorica (SI) and Gorizia (IT).		The [[Mostovna Cultural Centre]] is a youth culture venue and a regional multimedia centre that offers facilities for the development of modern urban culture, free-time activities, non-formal education and revitalisation of city life in the area of Nova Gorica (SI) and Gorizia (IT).
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	The centre hosts and sets up concerts and DJ evenings, theatre and film shows, literary events, workshops, contemporary arts exhibitions and much more. It is a part of the [[M3C Multimedia Centres Network of Slovenia]] and acts as the hub for various projects such as the production of video and animations, audio engineering activities (for example, recording of local bands and concerts) and web services for local NGOs and other organisations.
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	{{TeaserSlo\|Mostovna je novogoriški center za mladinsko kulturo in regionalno multimedijsko središče. Ponuja prostore za razvoj in predstavljanje sodobne urbane kulture, prostočasne dejavnosti in programe neformalnega izobraževanja.}}		{{TeaserSlo\|Mostovna je novogoriški center za mladinsko kulturo in regionalno multimedijsko središče. Ponuja prostore za razvoj in predstavljanje sodobne urbane kulture, prostočasne dejavnosti in programe neformalnega izobraževanja.}}

			==Activities==
			The centre hosts and sets up concerts and DJ evenings, theatre and film shows, literary events, workshops, contemporary arts exhibitions and much more. It acts as the hub for various projects such as the production of video and animations, audio engineering activities (for example, recording of local bands and concerts) and web services for local NGOs and other organisations.

	Mostovna has two concert venues, an exhibition space working under the name [[TIR - Mostovna Gallery]], a studio, a library and a small skateboarding ramp.		Mostovna has two concert venues, an exhibition space working under the name [[TIR - Mostovna Gallery]], a studio, a library and a small skateboarding ramp.
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	The idea of reviving the abandoned industrial building on the outskirts of Nova Gorica as a cultural centre was initiated in 1996 by the youth of the municipality. Mostovna itself is a former industrial compound next to the railway and the national border between Slovenia and Italy and has stood abandoned for several years before it was taken into consideration.		The idea of reviving the abandoned industrial building on the outskirts of Nova Gorica as a cultural centre was initiated in 1996 by the youth of the municipality. Mostovna itself is a former industrial compound next to the railway and the national border between Slovenia and Italy and has stood abandoned for several years before it was taken into consideration.

	In 1998, following a massive manifestation at the centre's future premises, the Nova Gorica City Council appointed the Masovna Institute (founded by four youth organisations: Klub goriških študentov, Klub Druga stran, [[13brat.net\|Klub 13. brat]] and [[ŠKUC Association\|ŠKUC Association - section Nova Gorica]]) to manage and conceive the centre and its cultural programme. The first of its spaces opened to visitors in [[established::2002]].		In 1998, following a massive manifestation at the centre's future premises, the Nova Gorica City Council appointed the Masovna Institute (founded by four youth organisations: Klub goriških študentov, Klub Druga stran, [[13brat.net\|Klub 13. brat]] and [[ŠKUC Association\|ŠKUC Association - section Nova Gorica]]) to manage and conceive the centre and its cultural programme. The first of its spaces opened to visitors in [[established::2002]]. Later on new collectives have joined in, some of them being the Wonderland Crew, Intensity, Zavod Bojler, Fresh hip hop movement and JZA Crew.

	~~In recent years,~~ new collectives have joined in, some of them being the Wonderland Crew, Intensity, Zavod Bojler, Fresh hip hop movement and JZA Crew.

	==Programme==		==Programme==

Municipality of Ljubljana

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	[[Municipality of Ljubljana]] covers a total area of 275 square kilometres and has a population of ~~264~~,~~269~~ people (~~2002~~) ~~living in 38 settlements~~. It is one of 11 [[:Category:Urban municipalities\|Slovene Urban Municipalities]] and incorporates the Slovene capital city of Ljubljana, the country’s largest city as well as its political, administrative, economic, educational and cultural centre.		[[Municipality of Ljubljana]] covers a total area of 275 square kilometres and has a population of 291,000 people (2025). It is one of 11 [[:Category:Urban municipalities\|Slovene Urban Municipalities]] and incorporates the Slovene capital city of Ljubljana, the country’s largest city as well as its political, administrative, economic, educational and cultural centre.

	Ljubljana was named the 10th [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010\|UNESCO World Book Capital]] in 2010 for one year. By becoming part of the Creative Cities Network, Ljubljana has been assigned a permanent City of Literature designation by UNESCO in December 2015. Since 2011 the city of Ljubljana is also a member of the [[Ljubljana City of Refuge (ICORN)\| International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN)]] offering residency to politically exiled writers and artists.

	~~The European Prize for Urban Public Space 2012 was awarded for the renovation of the banks of the Ljubljanica River in the old city center. In June 2014 Ljubljana was named European Green Capital 2016~~.
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	Out of 29 public cultural institutions located in the city, 11 of them have been founded by the Municipality of Ljubljana. The [[Ljubljana City Library]] consists of 6 libraries and their branches round the city, the 3 theatre houses include the [[Ljubljana City Theatre (MGL)]], [[Mladinsko Theatre]] and [[Ljubljana Puppet Theatre]]), the major event organisers are [[Festival Ljubljana Public Institute]] originating from 1952 and the newly established [[Ljubljanski grad Public Institute]], while a centre for children's and youth creativity since 1963 is [[Pionirski dom Youth Culture Centre]]. The visual arts and heritage municipal institutions are the [[International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana]] and the [[Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana]] that manages also the [[Plečnik House]]. ~~Recently~~ (re)established institutions are [[Kinodvor Cinema]], [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]] and the [[Španski borci Culture Centre]], a significant contemporary dance facility.		Out of 29 public cultural institutions located in the city, 11 of them have been founded by the Municipality of Ljubljana. The [[Ljubljana City Library]] consists of 6 libraries and their branches round the city, the 3 theatre houses include the [[Ljubljana City Theatre (MGL)]], [[Mladinsko Theatre]] and [[Ljubljana Puppet Theatre]]), the major event organisers are [[Festival Ljubljana Public Institute]] originating from 1952 and the newly established [[Ljubljanski grad Public Institute]], while a centre for children's and youth creativity since 1963 is [[Pionirski dom Youth Culture Centre]]. The visual arts and heritage municipal institutions are the [[International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana]] and the [[Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana]] that manages also the [[Plečnik House]]. More recently (re)established institutions are [[Kinodvor Cinema]], [[Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture]] and the [[Španski borci Culture Centre]], a significant contemporary dance facility.

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	The first project for which the Municipality of Ljubljana received funding by the European Commission was the SCENE project by partners from Bologna, Ljubljana, Stockholm and Vilnius, members of the Association of Significant Cemeteries in Europe (ASCE). The project funded the first phase of renovation of the Žale ossuary (a memorial of the international victims of the IWW, a modernist building by [[Edvard Ravnikar]]. ''A Guidebook to European Cemeteries'' was published and Ljubljana took part in the first festival dedicated to European cemeteries in 2004.		The first project for which the Municipality of Ljubljana received funding by the European Commission was the SCENE project by partners from Bologna, Ljubljana, Stockholm and Vilnius, members of the Association of Significant Cemeteries in Europe (ASCE). The project funded the first phase of renovation of the Žale ossuary (a memorial of the international victims of the IWW, a modernist building by [[Edvard Ravnikar]]. ''A Guidebook to European Cemeteries'' was published and Ljubljana took part in the first festival dedicated to European cemeteries in 2004.

	~~Since 1999 the~~ Municipality of Ljubljana and [[Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia]] ~~have~~ collaborated in a network of 23 European cities that joined in the Réseau Art Nouveau Network (RANN) in order to encourage research, popularization and protection of Art Nouveau (Secession) heritage. In 2006 two international seminars – ''National Identity and International Trends'' and ''Tourism and Art Nouveau'' – were organised in Ljubljana, while in 2008 the exhibition ''Art Nouveau & Society'' at the [[National Gallery of Slovenia]] presented the pan-European movement for the modernisation of art.		The Municipality of Ljubljana and [[Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia]] collaborated in a network of 23 European cities that joined in the Réseau Art Nouveau Network (RANN) in order to encourage research, popularization and protection of Art Nouveau (Secession) heritage. In 2006 two international seminars – ''National Identity and International Trends'' and ''Tourism and Art Nouveau'' – were organised in Ljubljana, while in 2008 the exhibition ''Art Nouveau & Society'' at the [[National Gallery of Slovenia]] presented the pan-European movement for the modernisation of art.

	From April 2010 till April 2011 Ljubljana acted as the [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010\|UNESCO World's Book Capital]], which concluded with the adoption of the Ljubljana Resolution on Books, a document that "stresses the importance of books as key vehicles of human development, cultural pluralism and sustainable diversity". During that year books and reading were the central theme of events across Slovenia, the city gained a new [[Trubar Literature House]], the arts and culture printed fortnightly, the [[Pogledi Newspaper]] was launched.		From April 2010 till April 2011 Ljubljana acted as the [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010\|UNESCO World's Book Capital]], which concluded with the adoption of the Ljubljana Resolution on Books, a document that "stresses the importance of books as key vehicles of human development, cultural pluralism and sustainable diversity". During that year books and reading were the central theme of events across Slovenia, the city gained a new [[Trubar Literature House]], the arts and culture printed fortnightly, the [[Pogledi Newspaper]] was launched.
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	Ljubljana has pursued the active involvement with literature and obtained the permanent UNESCO title of the City of Literature in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in December 2015.		Ljubljana has pursued the active involvement with literature and obtained the permanent UNESCO title of the City of Literature in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in December 2015.

	In April 2011 Ljubljana became [[Ljubljana City of Refuge (ICORN)\| a city of refuge]], a member of the International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN) of more than 50 cities that offer residency to politically exiled writers and artists~~. So far Ljubljana has hosted Zineb El Rhazoui, Ali Amar (both from Morocco), and Girma T. Fantaye (Ethiopia)~~. In May 2014 the Municipality of Ljubljana hosted the ICORN Network General Assembly.		In April 2011 Ljubljana became [[Ljubljana City of Refuge (ICORN)\| a city of refuge]], a member of the International Cities of Refuge Network (ICORN) of more than 50 cities that offer residency to politically exiled writers and artists. In May 2014 the Municipality of Ljubljana hosted the ICORN Network General Assembly.

	== Urban public space solutions ==		== Urban public space solutions ==

	In 2010 Municipality of Ljubljana joined the European project ''Second Chance'' in which it ~~takes~~ the transformation of the former [[Tovarna Rog\|Rog factory]] as a case study, compared to Nuerenberg (former AEG factory), Leipzig (HALLE 14 of the former Cotton Spinning Mill), Venice (the Arsenale), and Krakow (the tram depot in the St. Lawrence district).		In 2010 Municipality of Ljubljana joined the European project ''Second Chance'' in which it took the transformation of the former [[Tovarna Rog\|Rog factory]] as a case study, compared to Nuerenberg (former AEG factory), Leipzig (HALLE 14 of the former Cotton Spinning Mill), Venice (the Arsenale), and Krakow (the tram depot in the St. Lawrence district).

	Ljubljana ~~has~~ won the 2012 European Prize for Urban Public Space for the renovation of the banks of the Ljubljanica River in the old city center, sharing the top prize with Barcelona’s landscaping of Turo de Rovira. In June 2014 Ljubljana was named European Green Capital 2016.		Ljubljana won the 2012 European Prize for Urban Public Space for the renovation of the banks of the Ljubljanica River in the old city center, sharing the top prize with Barcelona’s landscaping of Turo de Rovira. In June 2014 Ljubljana was named European Green Capital 2016.

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Mariborski radio Študent (MARŠ)

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	Maribor Študent Radio was established in 1990 as a community independent radio. The goal of MARŠ has always been to become an innovative campus radio service with a range of community content for marginal and subcultural social and ethnic groups, unlike the average commercial radio station. Its main characteristics are its information plurality and critical approach to topics.		Maribor Študent Radio was established in [[established::1990]] as a community independent radio. The goal of MARŠ has always been to become an innovative campus radio service with a range of community content for marginal and subcultural social and ethnic groups, unlike the average commercial radio station. Its main characteristics are its information plurality and critical approach to topics.
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	== Background ==		== Background ==

	In the 90s, MARŠ activities were funded by several foundations, including the Open Society Institute, the [[Embassy of the Netherlands in Slovenia]], the Westminster Foundation for Democracy and the TEMPUS PHARE Programme). During 2000-2003 its programme frequency was suspended because of unsolved ownership issues, although MARŠ continued to be transmitted via the Internet and cable systems. In September 2003 the FM frequency 95.9 MHz was once more assigned to MARŠ and today its programmes are broadcast 24 hours a day.		In the 90s, MARŠ activities were funded by several foundations, including the Open Society Institute, the [[Embassy of the Netherlands in Slovenia]], the Westminster Foundation for Democracy and the TEMPUS PHARE Programme). During 2000–2003 its programme frequency was suspended because of unsolved ownership issues, although MARŠ continued to be transmitted via the Internet and cable systems. In September 2003 the FM frequency 95.9 MHz was once more assigned to MARŠ and today its programmes are broadcast 24 hours a day.

	== Cultural content ==		== Cultural content ==

	Cultural content is featured daily; the Cultural Editor prepares several programmes, including interviews and reviews of theatre, cartoons, dance and music (new creators and approaches, jazz, ethno, electronic music, hip hop, classical music, metal, blues)~~. On Saturday a two hour 'Cultural Sabbath' programme is broadcast, in which cultural events in Slovenia and abroad are thoroughly analysed~~.		Cultural content is featured daily; the Cultural Editor prepares several programmes, including interviews and reviews of theatre, cartoons, dance and music (new creators and approaches, jazz, ethno, electronic music, hip hop, classical music, metal, blues).

	Since 1995 MARŠ has bestowed the annual MARŠ Walking Boot Award on the most original rock’n’roll band.		Since 1995 MARŠ has bestowed the annual MARŠ Walking Boot Award on the most original rock’n’roll band.
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	== International projects ==		== International projects ==

	MARŠ has several correspondents in the former Yugoslavia, Europe, the USA and Africa.		MARŠ has several correspondents in the former Yugoslavia, Europe, the USA and Africa. The radio also collaborated closely with [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]] and with other non-commercial community radio stations from Banja Luka, Belgrade, Mostar, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Sombor, Skopje, Zrenjanin, Zurich and Basel on the Crossradio initiative. Each week one of these stations contributed a half-hour programme which then was broadcast by all members of the network. The aim of the project was to help reduce distrust and tension between the different cultures in South East Europe, to encourage cultural dialogue and to promote the plurality of media while supporting freedom of expression.
	~~MARŠ~~ also ~~collaborates~~ closely with [[Radio Študent (RŠ)]] and with other non-commercial community radio stations from Banja Luka, Belgrade, Mostar, Novi Sad, Sarajevo, Sombor, Skopje, Zrenjanin, Zurich and Basel on the Crossradio initiative ~~- for more information see [http://www.crossradio.org http://www.crossradio.org]~~. Each week one of these stations ~~contributes~~ a half-hour programme which then is broadcast by all members of the network. The aim of the project is to help reduce distrust and tension between the different cultures in South East Europe, to encourage cultural dialogue and to promote the plurality of media while supporting freedom of expression.

Logos Cultural Society (KUD Logos)

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	== External links ==		== External links ==

	*[~~http~~://~~www.~~kud-logos.si/ KUD Logos website] (in Slovenian and English, with online articles in other languages as well)		*[https://kud-logos.si/ KUD Logos website] (in Slovenian and English, with online articles in other languages as well)
	*[http://kud-logos.si/knjigarna KUD Logos bookshop] (in Slovenian)		*[http://kud-logos.si/knjigarna KUD Logos bookshop] (in Slovenian)

Ljubljana City Library

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	In [[Established::2008]], the [[Oton Župančič Library]] joined forces with the [[Bežigrad Library]], [[Slovanska Library]], [[Prežihov Voranc Library]], [[Šiška Library]], and [[Jože Mazovec Library]] to become the biggest public library in Slovenia, now known as the [[Ljubljana City Library]], which performs the tasks of regional library for the central Slovenia region. It has 40 units~~, the last one was a new library in Zadvor opened in 2011~~.		In [[Established::2008]], the [[Oton Župančič Library]] joined forces with the [[Bežigrad Library]], [[Slovanska Library]], [[Prežihov Voranc Library]], [[Šiška Library]], and [[Jože Mazovec Library]] to become the biggest public library in Slovenia, now known as the [[Ljubljana City Library]], which performs the tasks of regional library for the central Slovenia region. It has over 30 units.
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	Alongside maintaining its collection and organising numerous events for children, youth and adults, the Ljubljana City Library and its branch libraries actively engage in local, national and international projects which promote learning, library usage and literary skills.		Alongside maintaining its collection and organising numerous events for children, youth and adults, the Ljubljana City Library and its branch libraries actively engage in local, national and international projects which promote learning, library usage and literary skills.

	Among its international projects, the library ~~is currently participating~~ in the project ''EASY Incl.: Easy to join education – Inclusion for all!'' (2008–2010) with 10 partners from 6 countries (Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, and Turkey). The project is funded in part by the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme.		Among its international projects, the library participated in the project ''EASY Incl.: Easy to join education – Inclusion for all!'' (2008–2010) with 10 partners from 6 countries (Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Slovenia, Switzerland, and Turkey). The project was funded in part by the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme.

	Past projects include: ''ENTITLE: Europe's New libraries Together In Transversal Learning Environments'' (2007–2009) with 13 partners from 12 countries and supported also by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Union; ''TUNE: Training of Library Users in a New Europe'' (2005–2006) a project of the [[Oton Župančič Library]] in partnership with libraries in Denmark, Spain, and Sweden, supported by the Culture 2000 programme of the European Union; and ''PuLLS: Public Libraries in the Learning Society'' (2004–2006) supported by the European Union's Gruntvig/Socrates programme.		Past projects include also: ''ENTITLE: Europe's New libraries Together In Transversal Learning Environments'' (2007–2009) with 13 partners from 12 countries and supported also by the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Union; ''TUNE: Training of Library Users in a New Europe'' (2005–2006) a project of the [[Oton Župančič Library]] in partnership with libraries in Denmark, Spain, and Sweden, supported by the Culture 2000 programme of the European Union; and ''PuLLS: Public Libraries in the Learning Society'' (2004–2006) supported by the European Union's Gruntvig/Socrates programme.

	Ljubljana City Library is a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) and houses the office of the [[Slovene Section of IBBY]].		Ljubljana City Library is a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) and houses the office of the [[Slovene Section of IBBY]].

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			Established in [[established::1996]], [[KUD AAC Zrakogled]] is a Koper-based platform for writers, and translators working in the Histrian (Slovene – Croatian – Italian) cultural space. KUD Zrakogled's activities in the fields of literature, performing arts, and education pay special attention to interdisciplinary approaches, combining artistic and scientific interpretations in the framework of selected themes.
	Established in [[established::1996]], [[KUD AAC Zrakogled]] is a Koper-based platform for writers, and translators working in the Histrian (Slovene – Croatian – Italian) cultural space. ~~Increasingly gaining recognition,~~ KUD Zrakogled's activities in the fields of literature, performing arts, and education pay special attention to interdisciplinary approaches, combining artistic and scientific interpretations in the framework of selected themes.

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	KUD Zrakogled's productions 2005-2010 were marked by interdisciplinarity and multimedia approaches.		KUD Zrakogled's productions 2005–2010 were marked by interdisciplinarity and multimedia approaches. In 2005, Zrakogled produced the performance ''Sylvia Plath: Pursuit'' [Sylvia Plath: Zasledovanje], directed by [[Damir Zlatar Frey]], a non-verbal and visually ascetic staging, inspired by the life and work of one of the most intriguing female poets of the 20th century.
	In 2005, Zrakogled produced the performance ''Sylvia Plath: Pursuit'' [Sylvia Plath: Zasledovanje], directed by [[Damir Zlatar Frey]], a non-verbal and visually ascetic staging, inspired by the life and work of one of the most intriguing female poets of the 20th century.
	Further productions included the staging of Vesna Furlanič Valentinčič's play ''Mama/Mother'' [Mama/La Madre] (2008), directed by [[Nick Upper]] and co-produced by [[Glej Theatre]]. The performance is a shameless and provocative dialogue between a mother and daughter – the dancer [[Jasna Knez]] and the actress [[Sonja Polanc]] – which won the Grand Prix at the 2008 SkupiFestival in Macedonia; Sonja Polanc received the Best Actress Award at the 2009 Monodrama Week in Umag, Croatia.		Further productions included the staging of [[Vesna Furlanič Valentinčič\|Vesna Furlanič Valentinčič's]] play ''Mama/Mother'' [Mama/La Madre] (2008), directed by [[Nick Upper]] and co-produced by [[Glej Theatre]]. The performance was a shameless and provocative dialogue between a mother and daughter – the dancer [[Jasna Knez]] and the actress [[Sonja Polanc]] – which won the Grand Prix at the 2008 SkupiFestival in Macedonia; Sonja Polanc received the Best Actress Award at the 2009 Monodrama Week in Umag, Croatia.
	In 2010 Zrakogled produced the performance/installation ''BS-LP: Being One's Own Translation'' [BS-LP: Biti svoj lastni prevod], directed by Urban Belina and based on the poetry collection ''Slashes in Gold'' by [[Gašper Malej]]. Searching for parallels between the creative and the translation process, the performance used the cut-up technique to deal with the texts, transforming them into the language of live performance and sounds. The performance was part of the [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010]].
			In 2010 Zrakogled produced the performance/installation ''BS-LP: Being One's Own Translation'' [BS-LP: Biti svoj lastni prevod], directed by [[Urban Belina]] and based on the poetry collection ''Slashes in Gold'' by [[Gašper Malej]]. Searching for parallels between the creative and the translation process, the performance used the cut-up technique to deal with the texts, transforming them into the language of live performance and sounds. The performance was part of the [[World Book Capital Ljubljana 2010]].

Karst Research Institute

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	The [[Karst Research Institute]] is a part of the [[Scientific Research Centre (ZRC SAZU), Slovene Academy of Science and Arts\|Scientific Research Centre (ZRC SAZU)]] at the [[Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU)]]. The focus of the institute's research are both the specific Slovenian region of the Karst, or ''Kras'' in Slovene, as well as the karst as a geomorphological phenomena. It studies its hydrology, geology, morphology, ecology, microbiology and speleology, as well as the history of "karstology". The institute's researchers come from various scientific backgrounds, including geology, geography, physics, chemistry, biology, and microbiology, thus enabling a multidisciplinary approach.		The [[Karst Research Institute]] is a part of the [[Scientific Research Centre (ZRC SAZU), Slovene Academy of Science and Arts\|Scientific Research Centre (ZRC SAZU)]] at the [[Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU)]]. The focus of the institute's research are both the specific Slovenian region of the Karst, or ''Kras'' in Slovene, as well as the karst as a geomorphological phenomena. It studies its hydrology, geology, morphology, ecology, microbiology and speleology, as well as the history of "karstology". The institute's researchers come from various scientific backgrounds, including geology, geography, physics, chemistry, biology, and microbiology, thus enabling a multidisciplinary approach.
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			==Activities==
	The institute's research includes field studies, laboratory investigations and numerical modelling. It conducts both basic and applied studies. Several of the institute's researchers are lecturers in the postgraduate Karstology programme offered by the [[University of Nova Gorica]], which in 2014 became the UNESCO Chair on Karst Education.		The institute's research includes field studies, laboratory investigations and numerical modelling. It conducts both basic and applied studies. Several of the institute's researchers are lecturers in the postgraduate Karstology programme offered by the [[University of Nova Gorica]], which in 2014 became the UNESCO Chair on Karst Education.
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Institute of Slovene Ethnology

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	The institute maintains extensive collections of archival material, sound and visual documentation, material on current research projects, and a large ethnological library. The [[Audiovisual Laboratory, Institute of Slovene Ethnology\|Audiovisual Laboratory]] with its rich visual documentation and film material is a special unit of the ISE which also hosts the annual [[Visuality Summer School]].		The institute maintains extensive collections of archival material, sound and visual documentation, material on current research projects, and a large ethnological library. The [[Audiovisual Laboratory, Institute of Slovene Ethnology\|Audiovisual Laboratory]] with its rich visual documentation and film material is a special unit of the ISE which also hosts the annual [[Visuality Summer School]].

	The institute collaborates with several institutes in Slovenia, abroad and neighbouring countries~~. The current research project ''Cultural Spaces and Practices: Ethnology and Folklore Studies (2009–2013)'' explores research paradigms in ethnology and folklore studies~~.		The institute collaborates with several institutes in Slovenia, abroad and neighbouring countries.

	==Safeguarding the intangible culture==		==Safeguarding the intangible culture==
	From 2008 to 2010 the institute acted as the national coordinator of intangible culture with numerous tasks. One of the first steps in the safeguarding was the establishment of the national intangible [[Register of Slovene cultural heritage - rkd.situla.org\|cultural heritage register]].		From 2008 to 2010 the institute acted as the national coordinator of [[:Category:Intangible_heritage\|intangible culture]] with numerous tasks. One of the first steps in the safeguarding was the establishment of the national intangible [[Register of Slovene cultural heritage - rkd.situla.org\|cultural heritage register]].

	The institute has formed a consulting group of experts who discuss the methodologies and criteria for the inclusion of particular intangible culture items in the register (open call, expert guidance and professional preparation of the requested documentation). During this introductory period the coordinator prepared a comparative study on different national approaches and published all documents (in Slovenian) on a newly developed website. In collaboration with the [[Audiovisual Laboratory, Institute of Slovene Ethnology\|Audiovisual Laboratory]] it has also produced or digitalised several ethnographic films (even archival, e.g., [[Cerkno Mardi Gras]] from 1956), photographs and MS Powerpoint presentations (provided by one of the active participants of the [[Drežnica Mardi Gras]]) of particular customs and published them online (the Catalogues section).		The institute has formed a consulting group of experts who discuss the methodologies and criteria for the inclusion of particular intangible culture items in the register (open call, expert guidance and professional preparation of the requested documentation). During this introductory period the coordinator prepared a comparative study on different national approaches and published all documents (in Slovenian) on a newly developed website. In collaboration with the [[Audiovisual Laboratory, Institute of Slovene Ethnology\|Audiovisual Laboratory]] it has also produced or digitalised several ethnographic films (even archival, e.g., [[Cerkno Mardi Gras]] from 1956), photographs and MS Powerpoint presentations (provided by one of the active participants of the [[Drežnica Mardi Gras]]) of particular customs and published them online (the Catalogues section).

Institute of Ethnomusicology

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	The Institute incorporates a [[Institute of Ethnomusicology Sound Archive and Studio\|Sound Archive and Studio]] which houses extensive recordings of the folk music of Slovenia, other South Slavic nations and other European and non-European nations.		The Institute incorporates a [[Institute of Ethnomusicology Sound Archive and Studio\|Sound Archive and Studio]] which houses extensive recordings of the folk music of Slovenia, other South Slavic nations and other European and non-European nations.

	The Institute publishes scientific journals, monographs, audio, and video editions. The ~~recent~~ audio publication ''Pesem slovenske dežele'' [Songs of Slovenia] includes twenty-four folk songs from the Slovenian countryside. The accompanying text of the audio collection has been translated in English.		The Institute publishes scientific journals, monographs, audio, and video editions. The audio publication ''Pesem slovenske dežele'' [Songs of Slovenia] includes twenty-four folk songs from the Slovenian countryside. The accompanying text of the audio collection has been translated in English.

	==International cooperation==		==International cooperation==

Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies

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	The roots of the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies go back to 1994, when the Spatial Information Centre (PIC) was established within ZRC SAZU, headed by Dr Zoran Stančič. In [[established::2004]] the constant growth of PIC and the expansion of the areas of research resulted in its expansion into the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies (IAPŠ).		==Background==
			The roots of the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies go back to 1994, when the Spatial Information Centre (PIC) was established within ZRC SAZU, headed by Dr [[Zoran Stančič]]. In [[established::2004]] the constant growth of PIC and the expansion of the areas of research resulted in its expansion into the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies (IAPŠ).

	The institute collaborates with the [[Slovene Research Agency (ARRS)]] and is active within international research cooperation (for example, with the University of Franche-Comté in France, the University of Dresden in Germany, the University of Birmingham in Great Britain, etc.). Current research projects include ''Harmonization of object detection on optical satellite images'', ''Europeanisation and 'new' regionalism on the 'margins' of Europe'' and ''Spatial dynamics of territories from Prehistory to Middle Age'', and others.		The institute collaborates with the [[Slovene Research Agency (ARRS)]] and is active within international research cooperation (for example, with the University of Franche-Comté in France, the University of Dresden in Germany, the University of Birmingham in Great Britain, etc.).

	The researchers at the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies regularly publish scientific articles and monographies; the contents and the presentations of the authors of the publications are accessible at the official website.		The researchers at the Institute of Anthropological and Spatial Studies regularly publish scientific articles and monographies; the contents and the presentations of the authors of the publications are accessible at the official website.

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	The [[Faculty of Design]] was established in [[established::2005]] in Ljubljana as a private independent institution of higher education. Since 2011, it has been an associated member of the [[University of Primorska]].		The [[Faculty of Design]] was established in [[established::2005]] in Ljubljana as a private independent institution of higher education. Since 2011, it has been an associated member of the [[University of Primorska]]. The Faculty of Design offers undergraduate and postgraduate (master's) programmes in Interior Design, Visual Communications, Design Management, and Textile, Fashion, and Jewellery Design (Jewellery Design is only available as an undergraduate programme).
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	The Faculty of Design offers undergraduate and postgraduate (master's) programmes in Interior Design, Visual Communications, Design Management, and Textile, Fashion, and Jewellery Design (Jewellery Design is only available as an undergraduate programme). The programmes were conceived in accordance with the Bologna Declaration standards following the example of comparable European programmes. The programmes are interdisciplinary and based on teamwork. The faculty's mission is to provide designers with the knowledge required to produce innovative marketable design solutions.		==Mission==
			The programmes were conceived in accordance with the Bologna Declaration standards following the example of comparable European programmes. The programmes are interdisciplinary and based on teamwork. The faculty's mission is to provide designers with the knowledge required to produce innovative marketable design solutions.

	Pursuant to its aims, the faculty actively partners with various local institutions at the intersection of the public and private sectors, including the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce, KOCles 2.0 (Competence development centre for personnel in the woodworking industries), and the Development Centre of Creative Furniture Industry.		Pursuant to its aims, the faculty actively partners with various local institutions at the intersection of the public and private sectors, including the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce, KOCles 2.0 (Competence development centre for personnel in the woodworking industries), and the Development Centre of Creative Furniture Industry.


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	== International cooperation ==		== International cooperation ==


	The Faculty of Design organises a number of workshops and guest lectures featuring professors from foreign partner institutions as well as student and staff exchange programmes.		The Faculty of Design organises a number of workshops and guest lectures featuring professors from foreign partner institutions as well as student and staff exchange programmes.

Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana

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	== Today ==		== Today ==
	Today, the number of departments totals 21, along with the departmental libraries. The most recently opened departments were the [[Department of Asian and African Studies, University of Ljubljana\|Department of Asian and African Studies]] (1995) and the [[Department of Translation, University of Ljubljana\|Department of Translation Studies]] (1997). The main characteristic of the Faculty of Arts remains the possibility to make links in courses between different departments, as well as between other faculties or institutes such as: the Faculty of Theology, [[Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana\|Faculty of Social Sciences]], [[Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis (ISH)]], the Centre for Pedagogic Education, the International Students of History Association, the Linguistic Circle, the Union of Geographic Societies, the Association of History Teachers, and many others.		Today, the number of departments totals 21, along with the departmental libraries. The main characteristic of the Faculty of Arts remains the possibility to make links in courses between different departments, as well as between other faculties or institutes such as: the Faculty of Theology, [[Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana\|Faculty of Social Sciences]], [[Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis (ISH)]], the Centre for Pedagogic Education, the International Students of History Association, the Linguistic Circle, the Union of Geographic Societies, the Association of History Teachers, and many others.

	The ~~newly established~~ interdisciplinary doctoral programme of Humanities and Social Sciences with 62 subject tracks enables links between the Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Informatics and Computer Science, the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, and the [[Academy of Music]] at the [[University of Ljubljana]].		The interdisciplinary doctoral programme of Humanities and Social Sciences with 62 subject tracks enables links between the Faculty of Arts, [[Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana\|Faculty of Social Sciences]], Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Informatics and Computer Science, the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, and the [[Academy of Music]] at the [[University of Ljubljana]].

	The academic staff is included in science projects with different institutes at the [[Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU)]], which work within or outside the Faculty. The other activities of the Faculty of Arts include publishing of reference literature, scientific journals and other periodicals. ~~In 2010 the~~ [[Ljubljana University Press, Faculty of Arts]] published ~~more than 60 monographies and 11 scientific~~ journals~~. The latter include~~ the ''[[Musicological Annual]]'', ''Arts & Humanitas'', ''[[Keria, Studia Latina et Graeca Journal\|Keria]]'', and ''Documenta Praehistorica''. The [[Faculty of Arts Bookshop]] runs next to a series of events entitled the Word Station [Besedna postaja] also an all-Slovene academic book fair [[Liber.ac, Academic Book Fair\|Liber.ac]].		The academic staff is included in science projects with different institutes at the [[Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU)]], which work within or outside the Faculty. The other activities of the Faculty of Arts include publishing of reference literature, scientific journals and other periodicals. The [[Ljubljana University Press, Faculty of Arts]] is a prolific academic publisher. Among the published journals are the ''[[Musicological Annual]]'', ''Arts & Humanitas'', ''[[Keria, Studia Latina et Graeca Journal\|Keria]]'', and ''Documenta Praehistorica''. The [[Faculty of Arts Bookshop]] runs next to a series of events entitled the Word Station [Besedna postaja] also an all-Slovene academic book fair [[Liber.ac, Academic Book Fair\|Liber.ac]].

	== International cooperation ==		== International cooperation ==
	The academic staff is active within several international initiatives and networks. The Faculty of Arts has intensive connections with three Central European universities: Charles University in Prague, Jagelonian University in Krakow, Comenius University in Bratislava. The faculty is active within the Prague Network which holds an agreement with 18 different universities from around Europe. Also, connections have been made with universities in Japan, China, and India. The [[Department of Slovenian Studies, University of Ljubljana\|Department of Slovenian Studies]] collaborates with many universities around the globe – at more than 23 universities it is possible to gain a diploma in knowledge of Slovenian language. The department has developed the [[Centre for Slovene as a Second/Foreign Language]], which is active with in teaching Slovenian and attracts many foreigners.		The academic staff is active within several international initiatives and networks. The Faculty of Arts has intensive connections with three Central European universities: Charles University in Prague, Jagelonian University in Krakow, Comenius University in Bratislava. The faculty is active within the Prague Network which holds an agreement with 18 different universities from around Europe. Also, connections have been made with universities in Japan, China, and India. The [[Department of Slovenian Studies, University of Ljubljana\|Department of Slovenian Studies]] collaborates with many universities around the globe – at more than 23 universities it is possible to gain a diploma in knowledge of Slovenian language. The department has developed the [[Centre for Slovene as a Second/Foreign Language]], which is active with in teaching Slovenian and attracts many foreigners.

	The other international connections within ERASMUS student exchange, managed by the International Office at the Faculty of Arts, are one of the most successful in Slovenia. In the academic year 2009/10 the Faculty of Arts hosted more than 230 students within diverse exchange programmes and around 300 their students spent a study period abroad at different foreign institutions. The Faculty of Arts has developed a very successful system of tutors for foreign students, who voluntarily help out exchange students while they study in Ljubljana.		The other international connections within ERASMUS student exchange, managed by the International Office at the Faculty of Arts, are one of the most successful in Slovenia. The Faculty of Arts has developed a very successful system of tutors for foreign students, who voluntarily help out exchange students while they study in Ljubljana.

	So far, the Faculty of Arts has hosted and co-organised lectures by many acknowledged names from the field of humanities and social sciences: Noam Chomsky, Vaclav Havel, Umberto Eco, [[Boris Pahor]], Adam Michnik. In 2007, on the occasion of awarding Umberto Eco with the honorary doctorate from University of Ljubljana, his lecture on the history of ugliness in [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre]] attracted a big audience~~. The video of the lecture, provided by [[VideoLectures.Net]], is available online~~.		So far, the Faculty of Arts has hosted and co-organised lectures by many acknowledged names from the field of humanities and social sciences: Noam Chomsky, Vaclav Havel, Umberto Eco, [[Boris Pahor]], Adam Michnik. In 2007, on the occasion of awarding Umberto Eco with the honorary doctorate from University of Ljubljana, his lecture on the history of ugliness in [[Cankarjev dom Culture and Congress Centre]] attracted a big audience.

	On the occasion of the 90th Anniversary of the Faculty of Arts, the ''Journal of the Faculty of Arts (1919–2009)'' was published with articles dedicated to each department. The journal is also available online.		On the occasion of the 90th Anniversary of the Faculty of Arts, the ''Journal of the Faculty of Arts (1919–2009)'' was published with articles dedicated to each department. The journal is also available online.

EPeKa Scientific and Research Association

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	[[EPeKa Scientific and Research Association]] was established in [[established::2008]] as a union of associations. The association was primarily founded to integrate creators in the fields of culture, art, education, science, and technology for the project [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012\|European Capital of Culture 2012]] in Maribor. The mission and aims are grounded in the interdisciplinary approach of art and science on a local, regional, and international level, with the focus on Slovene culture in the context of a global crossroads. The main targeted fields are: music, visual arts, ecology, education, youth programmes, and social entrepreneurship.		[[EPeKa Scientific and Research Association]] was established in [[established::2008]] as a union of associations. The association was primarily founded to integrate creators in the fields of culture, art, education, science, and technology for the project [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012\|European Capital of Culture 2012]] in Maribor. The mission and aims are grounded in the interdisciplinary approach of art and science on a local, regional, and international level, with the focus on Slovene culture in the context of a global crossroads. The main targeted fields are: music, visual arts, ecology, education, youth programmes, and social entrepreneurship.

	~~In 2014 a sister organisation of the EPeKa, the EPeKa Türkiye, was opened in Sinop, Turkey.~~
	~~Roma youth and cultural centre [[Roma Station]] was opened in 2017. Ever since it hosts many lectures, exhibitions as well as concerts and other performances.~~
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			==Expansion==
			In 2014 the first sister organisation of the EPeKa, the EPeKa Türkiye, was opened in Sinop, Turkey. Today there are branches in nine European countries. Roma youth and cultural centre [[Roma Station]] was opened in 2017. Ever since it hosts many lectures, exhibitions as well as concerts and other performances.
	==~~Exhibitions~~==

	~~The premises of~~ the ~~association also offer a gallery space known as [[EPEKA Gallery]]. Works by [[Jernej Forbici]] (SLO), [[Bojana Radulovič]] (MNE), [[Marko Lipuš]] (SLO), and others have been on display there.~~

	~~In 2013 a major exhibition, entitled ''Intergenerational Comics Exhibition – Together for a Better Living'', was opened and hosted 50 adult and 50 young artists. The exhibition was a part~~ of ~~an international EU-funded project coordinated by Info Project from Romania involving 11 organisations from various countries (Cyprus,~~ the ~~Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy~~, ~~Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and~~ the ~~United Kingdom).~~

	~~In 2014~~ EPeKa was ~~invited to co-curate ''100 years~~ in ~~the Balkans – The comic strip in resistance'' with Stripforum from Zagreb~~, ~~an exhibition conducted in partnership with Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée and the Bosnian Cultural Center from Sarajevo and [[Stripartnica Buch]]~~. ~~This most significant exhibition on comics from the region, which also features Slovene comics, is on display at the Belgian Comic Strip Center~~ in ~~Brussels~~. ~~The exhibition features artists from former Yugoslavia: Macedonia, Bosnia~~ and ~~Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia (featuring artists K~~[[~~ostja Gatnik~~]]~~, [[Miki Muster]], [[Tomaž Lavrič]], [[Zoran Smiljanić]], [[Iztok Sitar]], [[Jelko Peternelj]])~~.

	~~Nowdays~~, ~~Epeka Gallery is mostly focused on exhibiting art produced by members of vulnerable groups, which is closely connected to their educational and entrepreneurial work targeting the Roma~~ and other ~~marginalised groups. Exhibitions related to relevant and sometimes problematic and controversial topics are often to be seen, which can be exhibit by foreign or local emerging artists~~.

	==Education==		==Education==
	The association is ~~also~~ concerned with socially engaged education, especially when it comes to marginal social groups. In the past it has organised several workshops, lectures, and projects aimed at an inclusive approach for local and international protagonists (such as English lessons for Roma, intercultural dialogue, lessons of Romani language, etc.).		The association is concerned with socially engaged education, especially when it comes to marginal social groups. In the past it has organised several workshops, lectures, and projects aimed at an inclusive approach for local and international protagonists (such as English lessons for Roma, intercultural dialogue, lessons of Romani language, etc.).

	The education projects are closely related with the European Volunteer Service (EVS), an organisation with which EPeKa extensively collaborates. Among others sources, EPeKa is also financed through institutions that promote European mobility and education: the [[CMEPIUS - Centre of the Republic of Slovenia for Mobility and European Educational and Training Programmes\|Centre of the Republic of Slovenia for Mobility and European Educational and Training Programmes (CMEPIUS)]], [[MOVIT, Service for Promotion of Youth Mobility\|MOVIT – a Service for the Promotion of Youth Mobility]], and the [[Slovene Human Resources Development and Scholarship Fund]].		The education projects are closely related with the European Volunteer Service (EVS), an organisation with which EPeKa extensively collaborates. Among others sources, EPeKa is also financed through institutions that promote European mobility and education: the [[CMEPIUS - Centre of the Republic of Slovenia for Mobility and European Educational and Training Programmes\|Centre of the Republic of Slovenia for Mobility and European Educational and Training Programmes (CMEPIUS)]], [[MOVIT, Service for Promotion of Youth Mobility\|MOVIT – a Service for the Promotion of Youth Mobility]], and the [[Slovene Human Resources Development and Scholarship Fund]].
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			==Past exhibitions==

			The premises of the association used to offer a gallery space known as [[EPEKA Gallery]]. Works by [[Jernej Forbici]] (SLO), [[Bojana Radulovič]] (MNE), [[Marko Lipuš]] (SLO), and others have been on display there.

			In 2013 a major exhibition, entitled ''Intergenerational Comics Exhibition – Together for a Better Living'', was opened and hosted 50 adult and 50 young artists. The exhibition was a part of an international EU-funded project coordinated by Info Project from Romania involving 11 organisations from various countries (Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom).

			In 2014 EPeKa was invited to co-curate ''100 years in the Balkans – The comic strip in resistance'' with Stripforum from Zagreb, an exhibition conducted in partnership with Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée and the Bosnian Cultural Center from Sarajevo and [[Stripartnica Buch]]. This most significant exhibition on comics from the region, which also features Slovene comics, is on display at the Belgian Comic Strip Center in Brussels. The exhibition features artists from former Yugoslavia: Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia (featuring artists K[[ostja Gatnik]], [[Miki Muster]], [[Tomaž Lavrič]], [[Zoran Smiljanić]], [[Iztok Sitar]], [[Jelko Peternelj]]).


	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Roma Station]]		* [[Roma Station]]

Department of German, Dutch and Swedish, University of Ljubljana

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Department of Archaeology, University of Ljubljana

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	The [[Department of Archaeology, University of Ljubljana\|Department of Archaeology]] offers undergraduate, taught-postgraduate and guided research programmes in Archaeology at the [[University of Ljubljana]].		The [[Department of Archaeology, University of Ljubljana\|Department of Archaeology]] offers undergraduate, taught-postgraduate and guided research programmes in Archaeology at the [[University of Ljubljana]].

	~~In 2016 their graduate study was listed – according to the QS World University Rankings – among the 200 best archaeology programmes in the world .~~
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	Throughout the years the Department has shifted its focus from historical positivism and a cultural-historical context to more broad archaeological cultural contexts, from palaeo-environmental studies, landscape and settlement archaeology to archaeological theory and methodology. ~~Currently the~~ department has eight chairs: Archaeology of Palaeolithic and Mesolithic, Archaeology of Neolithic and Eneolithic, Archaeology of the Metal Period, Classical Archaeology, Archaeology of the Early Middle Ages, Archaeology of the Early Periods, and Archaeological Methodology and Theory.		Throughout the years the Department has shifted its focus from historical positivism and a cultural-historical context to more broad archaeological cultural contexts, from palaeo-environmental studies, landscape and settlement archaeology to archaeological theory and methodology. The department has eight chairs: Archaeology of Palaeolithic and Mesolithic, Archaeology of Neolithic and Eneolithic, Archaeology of the Metal Period, Classical Archaeology, Archaeology of the Early Middle Ages, Archaeology of the Early Periods, and Archaeological Methodology and Theory.

	The scholars of the Department regularly organise Neolithic Seminars for world researches active in the field of the Neolithisation of Eurasia. In 2010 the 17th Seminar on Eurasian Neolithics was focused on ''Perspectives from Culture, Population and Climate''. The Department annually publishes the English-language journal ''Documenta Praehistorica'' with articles as well as abstracts in Slovenian language available online. The journal ''Archaeologia Historica Slovenica'' publishes articles in Slovenian, English, Italian and German. A description of the content of each issue of the journal is available online.		The scholars of the Department regularly organise Neolithic Seminars for world researches active in the field of the Neolithisation of Eurasia. In 2010 the 17th Seminar on Eurasian Neolithics was focused on ''Perspectives from Culture, Population and Climate''. The Department annually publishes the English-language journal ''Documenta Praehistorica'' with articles as well as abstracts in Slovenian language available online. The journal ''Archaeologia Historica Slovenica'' publishes articles in Slovenian, English, Italian and German. A description of the content of each issue of the journal is available online.



	==International cooperation ==		==International cooperation ==

	The Department is active in the international cooperation, mainly as a part of the SOCRATES/ERASMUS student exchange network with cooperating departments from universities in Beijing, Berlin, Edinburgh, Leiden, Newcastle upon Tyne, Oxford, Pisa, and Thessaloniki. It is also included in the European COST G2 research network and was active in the sixth framework programme of the European Community for research technological development and demonstration (RTD) activities.		The Department is active in the international cooperation, mainly as a part of the SOCRATES/ERASMUS student exchange network with cooperating departments from universities in Beijing, Berlin, Edinburgh, Leiden, Newcastle upon Tyne, Oxford, Pisa, and Thessaloniki. It is also included in the European COST G2 research network and was active in the sixth framework programme of the European Community for research technological development and demonstration (RTD) activities.

	A recent discovery resulted from an archaeological excavation in the Istra region in the North Adriatic, where the remains of the urban settlement and the necropolis dating from the Bronze Age (1800–1200 B.C.) were found. The research was conducted on the initiative of professor [[Biba Teržan]], an archaeologist and an academician at the Department of Archaeology, along with partners from Croatia, the Folk Museum from Rovinj, and the Istra Archaeological Museum from Pula.

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	[[Culture.si]] offers information on Slovenian [[:Category:Producers\|cultural producers]], [[:Category:Venues\|venues]], [[:Category:Festivals\|festivals]] and [[:Category:Arts_residencies_(AiR)\|residencies]], all in one place. You are welcome to navigate through the diverse fields of arts, culture and heritage in order to explore and connect. The portal and its content is owned and funded by the [[Ministry of Culture]].		[[Culture.si]] is here to broaden and promote international cultural cooperation, as well as knowledge and recognition of Slovenian culture. It offers information on Slovenian [[:Category:Producers\|cultural producers]], [[:Category:Venues\|venues]], [[:Category:Festivals\|festivals]] and [[:Category:Arts_residencies_(AiR)\|residencies]], all in one place. You are welcome to navigate through the diverse fields of arts, culture and heritage in order to explore and connect. The portal and its content is owned and funded by the [[Ministry of Culture\|Ministry of culture of the Republic of Slovenia]].
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	*[[User guide]]		*[[User guide\|Culture.si User guide]]
	*[[Culture.si\|About Culture.si]]		*[[Culture.si\|About Culture.si]]