FinnAgora organizes in collaboration with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hungary a seminar on The Role of Minority Churches in a Multicultural Europe of the 21st Century. The event is held in honor of the visit of Finnish Archbishop Tapio Luoma on 15th of September at 14:00-17:00 hrs in Budapest. The event will be held at the premises of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Budapest at Szentkirályi utca 51. The program of the event can be found here . The event is in English but simultaneous interpretation to Hungarian and Finnish will be offered at the event. You can register for the

Are you interested in an international career and work experience in the European culture city Budapest? FinnAgora is looking for an EDUFI intern to join the team for the spring of 2022. The call for applications starts 14.9.2021 and closes 28.9.2021. The intern participates in the planning and implementation of event productions and assists with communications. Other work tasks include budgeting and planning the funding together with the rest of the team as well as preparing reports, cost monitoring and control. The internship period is 1.2.-30.6.2022. We are looking for an easy-going,

The Finnovation series started on the 31th of May with a webinar about Sustainable Finance and Green Economy in Europe. The recording of the webinar is now available with Hungarian subtitles. Speakers at the webinar included Ms Heidi Hautala, Vice-President of the European Parliament, Ms Barbara Gábor, Policy Officer at the European Commission, Hungarian MEP Katalin Cseh, as well as Ms Orsolya Domaniczky, Policy Officer from CEEweb, a Hungarian NGO. You can watch the recording here . You can get Hungarian subtitles on from the CC button in the right corner. The Finnovation series continues on

EUNIC Hungary, the umbrella organization for European cultural institutes in Hungary, is organizing a "European Language Cocktail Bar" event embracing European languages and cultural diversity on the European Day of Languages. The event will be held on Friday 24 September at 2 pm at the premises of the Italian Institute in Hungary (address: Bródy Sándor utca 8, 1088 Budapest). The purpose of the event is to highlight the importance of language learning and the linguistic diversity of Europe. The event offers visitors a chance to talk with native speakers and participate in language related

FinnAgora’s latest podcast interview is with Ms Orsolya Domaniczky, a Hungarian consultant specialized in sustainability and regenerative development. FinnAgora’s director Eero Yrjö-Koskinen discusses with her about these objectives, and whether we should reconsider the concept of sustainability. In addition, we will hear about Orsolya's previous work experiences at the Office of the Hungarian President, as well as with CEEweb for Biodiversity, an environmental civil society organization based in Budapest and operating at European level. You can listen to the podcast here. The podcast is in