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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230614
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SUMMARY:Annual conference 2023
DESCRIPTION:The annual conference 2023 will take place in Prague at Charles University. \nProgramme\, registration\, etc. is now available on the conference website.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/annual-conference-2023/
LOCATION:Charles University\, Prague\, Czech Republic
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230612
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230614
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SUMMARY:Tranining Activity Programme
DESCRIPTION:The Traning Acitivity Programme will take place in Prague at Charles University. \nFind programme\, registration information and more on the ENOHE annual conference 2023 website. \n 
URL:https://enohe.net/event/tranining-activity-programme/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230523
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230524
DTSTAMP:20230122T105847Z
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SUMMARY:Intervision groups – online session day 3
DESCRIPTION:ENOHE has started offering peer case consultation. \nThis new service was started with a kick-off webinar 18 January 2023. \nConsultations are for ENOHE members only and free of charge. \nIf you want to become a member of ENOHE\, please fill out this form\, and we will get back to you as quickly as possible.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/intervision-groups-online-session-day-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20230512T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20230512T170000
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SUMMARY:Webinar on how to deal with gender-based violence: The potential role of Ombuds Offices in case handling
DESCRIPTION:In its series of online events for members and non-members and as part of its annual working program\, ENOHE is offering a special interactive (Q/A) webinar on gender-based violence and sexual harassment. \nThe issues are of increasing relevance in several working environments in higher education institutions (HEI’s). There are many different forms of explicit gender-based misbehaviors and/or violence and differences in how ombudspersons deal with them. They also arise from the fact that there are many different sexual orientations and identities\, such as lesbian\, gay\, genderqueer\, bisexual\, demi sexual\, transgender\, etc. Since the student (and staff) populations of HEI’s are very diverse\, so are the issues connected to the subject matter. \nMain aspects of personal identities such as ethnicity\, culture\, age\, education\, and socio-economic status have additional impacts on the professional as well as the interpersonal relationships between university members per se. Since HEI’s are hierarchical institutions\, with clear power structures and the potential for abuse of power\, this can also happen within professional relationships\, romantic relationships and through sexualized actions. \nA big EU-funded project\, the UniSAFE project\, aims to produce better knowledge on gender-based violence and to translate this knowledge into operational tools which will be presented during the webinar. Ombuds offices are delving into the broad topic of sexual misconduct in various ways. In its 2021 annual report the ombudsperson of Luxembourg University differentiates between sexual harassment\, sexual violence\, and sexual extortion. \nThe Office of the Independent Adjudicator in England & Wales delivered a Westminster Briefing on proactive approaches to tackling sexism on campus. Other Ombuds offices have contributed input into policy development at their institutions. \nThe aim of this webinar is to learn about different topic-related cases from daily practice\, then discuss and share effective means and methods for developing good practice-based handling of issues. \nWhat about keeping as much privacy as possible? \nAre any general policies in place and do they work in the individual case: and if not\, why not? \nWhat might be future obstacles and how can we find ways around them? \nParticipants in the webinar will hear and share ideas to think about when developing a policy\, and challenges/limitations related to what can be achieved within a university context. \nChairs:\nJosef Leidenfrost\, ENOHE President\, Welcome\nJean Grier\, ENOHE Vice President\, Chair and introduction \nModerator:\nMichaela Antonin Malanikova\, ENOHE Board Member\, Olomouc Palacky University\, Czech Republic \nOur speakers:\nMarcela Linkova\, Czech Academy of Sciences\, Prague\, Czech Republic\nBrent Epperson\, University of Luxembourg\, Luxembourg\nMartine Conway\, ENOHE Board Member\, University of Ottawa\, Canada\nJo Nuckley\, Office of the Independent Adjudicator\, Reading\, U.K.\nAlicia Sadiva Garduño\, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana\, Ciudad de Mexico\, Mexico\nDiego Garcia Ricci\, Universidad Iberoamericana\, Ciudad de Mexico\, Mexico\nAlicia Llamas\, Universidad Iberoamericana\, Ciudad de Mexico\, Mexico \nFee\nParticipation for ENOHE members is free.\nParticipation for non-members costs € 50. \nSign up here:\nAs ENOHE member (if you have already paid your membership fee for 2023) you just fill out the registration form. \nAs non-member\, first you transfer € 50 by PayPal.\n(Please also add your full name and email address to the PayPal transfer.)\nThen you fill out the registration form. \nZoom link will be sent out to participants at least one week before the webinar.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/webinar-on-how-to-deal-with-gender-based-violence-the-potential-role-of-ombuds-offices-in-case-handling/
CATEGORIES:webinar
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SUMMARY:Intervision groups – online session day 2
DESCRIPTION:ENOHE has started offering peer case consultation. \nThis new service was started with a kick-off webinar 18 January 2023. \nConsultations are for ENOHE members only and free of charge. \nIf you want to become a member of ENOHE\, please fill out this form\, and we will get back to you as quickly as possible.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/intervision-groups-online-session-day-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230307
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230308
DTSTAMP:20230122T105501Z
CREATED:20230122T105400Z
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SUMMARY:Intervision groups - online session day 1
DESCRIPTION:ENOHE has started offering peer case consultation. \nThis new service was started with a kick-off webinar 18 January 2023. \nConsultations are for ENOHE members only and free of charge. \nIf you want to become a member of ENOHE\, please fill out this form\, and we will get back to you as quickly as possible.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/intervision-groups-online-session-day-1/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230118T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20230118T170000
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SUMMARY:Intervision / Peer case consultation for members - Kick-off webinar
DESCRIPTION:ENOHE will now start offering peer case consultation. \nWe will start this new service with a kick-off webinar 18 January 2023 at 1600 CET. \nBoth the kick-off seminar and consultations are for ENOHE members only and free of charge. \nIf you want to become a member of ENOHE\, please fill out this form\, and we will get back to you as quickly as possible. \nIntroduction\nThe intention of case supervision and case consultation is to advance professional development and practice\, but one approach stands out: Intervision. \nIntervision\, also known as peer group supervision\, is an approach to embed peer-led reflective practice\, where professionals and colleagues can consult the expertise of others to gain valuable new insights in a structured consultation process. \nOur ombuds colleagues at universities in Germany have been using peer group supervision successfully to develop their work as ombuds. \nThe Board of ENOHE has decided that we should offer peer group supervision for a designated period and with a small group of members. \nWe start this period off with a kick-off webinar followed by intervision meetings. The period will be rounded off with an evaluation meeting for all participants. \nFacilitators\nWolf Hertlein\, Technische Universität Darmstadt\, Germany\nMarianne Høva Rustberggaard\, University of Oslo\, Norway\nBo Gad Køhlert\, University of Copenhagen\, Denmark\n\nReferences\nTietze\, K-O. Peer group supervision: method and principles\, phases\, fields of application\, target groups\, and benefits. \nStaempfli\, A.\, Fairtlough\, A. (2019) Intervision and Professional Development: An Exploration of a Peer-Group Reflection Method in Social Work Education\, The British Journal of Social Work\, Volume 49\, Issue 5\, Pages 1254–1273
URL:https://enohe.net/event/intervision-peer-case-consultation-for-members-kick-off-webinar/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20221128T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20221128T163000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: The Role of Ombuds in Increasing Student Input into Higher Education Governance. What’s behind and/or beyond it?
DESCRIPTION:Students are the most important reason for the existence of higher education institutions. \nSince 1982 ESU\, the European Student Union (and its predecessor organisations) have been fighting for students’ rights around Europe. This includes the foundation and installation of student representative organisations in their respective countries. \n  \nThe importance of student representation within higher education governance is being recognised both in higher education and society. in 2001 at their Bologna Ministerial Conference\, member countries of the EHEA (European Higher Education Area) agreed the importance of student representatives in higher education and included them in awareness raising as consultative members. But over 20 years later\, not all EHEA countries have students’ unions at a national level. \n  \nStudent representation is also fundamental to shape Higher Education and to balance power within this system. During the 2020 Ministerial Conference in Rome the ministers endorsed the promotion of Ombuds offices within higher education institutions for safeguarding students’ rights. \n  \nThus\, in this ENOHE webinar\, we intend to discuss students’ participation in higher education institutions regarding their representation and their wellbeing\, as well as the role of Ombuds. \n\nWhat is the influence of students and their representatives on higher education governance?\nWhat are the power balances between students and higher education institutions?\nAre the students satisfied with their level of participation?\nHow might Ombuds promote students’ participation in higher education institution governance?\nWhat kind of cooperation would be fruitful?\n\n  \nOur speakers:\niris Kimizoglu\, European Student Union\, Brussels\, Belgium\nRaúl Moreno\, Project Manager of Erasmus+ Student Participation Without Borders (STUPS) Project\, Universidad de Huelva\, Spain\nGizem Güray\, Atinbas University\, istanbul\, Turkey\nJorge A. Ribeiro Pereira\, Universidade da Beira interior\, Covilhã\, Portugal \n  \nChair:\nJean Grier\, ENOHE Vice President \n  \nModerator:\nMichaela Antonin Malanikova\, ENOHE Board Member \n  \nRead booklet about speakers\, chair and and moderator etc. \n  \nFee\nParticipation for ENOHE members and official student organisation representatives is free.\nParticipation for non-members costs € 50. \nSign up here:\nAs ENOHE member (if you have already paid your membership fee for 2022) or student organisation representative you just fill out the registration form. \nAs non-member\, first you transfer € 50 by PayPal.\n(Please also add your full name and email address to the PayPal transfer.)\nThen you fill out the registration form. \nZoom link will be sent out at to participants least one week before the webinar.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/webinar-the-role-of-ombuds-in-increasing-student-input-into-higher-education-governance-whats-behind-and-or-beyond-it/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220611
DTSTAMP:20220511T094915Z
CREATED:20220209T135551Z
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SUMMARY:17th annual ENOHE conference: “Students’ Rights and Ombuds’ Values: Ensuring Inclusion in Higher Education“
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 8 June (start time 09.30)\, Thursday 9 June and Friday 10 June (end time 16.00) \nThe 2022 ENOHE conference will include a mix of plenary sessions and working sessions in a variety of formats. There will also be keynote speeches on relevant topics in the world of higher education. Plenary speakers confirmed to date include: \n\nPegi Pavletić\, European Students Union\nOltion Rrumbullaku\, current Head of Bologna Follow Up Group Secretariat at EHEA\n\nThere will also be opening speeches by high-ranking representatives of the Greek Ministry of Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs and of the European Commission. \nWorking sessions cover a diverse range of topics highly relevant to our varied roles\, with speakers from around the world. \nFind the full programme here. \n  \nENOHE Information Session and ENOHE General Assembly \nFor all conference participants there will be a short information session with a news update on what is going on within ENOHE\, including the ENOHE 2021-2025 five years’ strategic plan and the ENOHE 2022 working plan included. \nFor ENOHE members there will be a General Assembly held on the first conference day (Wednesday) right after the end of the working sessions. Agenda and more detailed documents will be made available in due time before the meeting. \n  \nSocial programme \nThe gala dinner on Thursday evening is included in the conference fee. It will be open to guests/partners at additional cost of €50. \n  \nCosts and booking arrangements \nThe conference fee is €200 for ENOHE members\, €290 for non-members.  The conference fee includes conference materials\, access to all conference rooms (including WIFI) during all conference days\, refreshments during the conference breaks\, daily lunch break\, and the gala dinner on Thursday night. \nThe pre-conference day on Tuesday is free for ENOHE members and costs €45 for non-members. \nNot yet a member?  For information on the benefits of joining ENOHE\, including access to the discounted conference fee and much more\, see here. \nHotel accommodation in Athens is busy during the summer months and early booking is recommended.  To help you find a hotel well connected to the conference venue\, here is our information on the venue: \nVenue: National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)\, Zografou Campus\, Building of the Central Library \nAddress: Iroon Polytechniou 9\, 15780 Zografos\, Athens \nNearest metro station: Katechaki\, blue line\, no. 3 \nSee Campus map here \n  \nRegistration \nTo register for the pre-conference workshop and the conference\, you will need to: \n\nPay your total registration amount via PayPal here\n(If you want to pay by bank transfer instead\, you will need to send a request via the registration form below under step 2.)\nRegister for the conference here\nFollow information updates on pre-conference day and conference days here\n\n  \nWar in Ukraine \nWe follow the war in Ukraine carefully from day to day and will inform you if any changes need to be made to the conference due to this situation. \n  \nCOVID-19 restrictions \nfollow Greece’s official COVID-19 travel information here. \nWe will also follow the COVID-19 situation from day to day and will inform you as soon as possible if we find that any restrictions are needed during the conference. \n 
URL:https://enohe.net/event/17th-annual-enohe-conference-students-rights-and-ombuds-values-ensuring-inclusion-in-higher-education/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20220607T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20220607T160000
DTSTAMP:20220412T122840Z
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SUMMARY:Pre-conference workshop: Investigation skills for complaint handlers and ombudspeople
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 7 June 2022\, 10.00 – 16.00 \nThis interactive workshop will take participants through a ‘typical’ (and fictional!) student complaint\, from its initial presentation to its resolution.  How do we set about investigating it?  What do we take into consideration?  Even if we don’t uphold the complaint\, what can we learn from it for the future? \nFree for ENOHE members (including refreshments and lunch)\nCost for non-members (to include refreshments and lunch) €45 \n  \nCosts and booking arrangements \nThe conference fee is €200 for ENOHE members\, €290 for non-members.  The conference fee includes conference materials\, access to all conference rooms (including WIFI) during all conference days\, refreshments during the conference breaks\, daily lunch break\, and the gala dinner on Thursday night. \nThe pre-conference day on Tuesday is free for ENOHE members and costs €45 for non-members. \nNot yet a member?  For information on the benefits of joining ENOHE\, including access to the discounted conference fee and much more\, see here. \nHotel accommodation in Athens is busy during the summer months and early booking is recommended.  To help you find a hotel well connected to the conference venue\, here is our information on the venue: \nVenue: National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)\, Zografou Campus\, Building of the Central Library \nAddress: Iroon Polytechniou 9\, 15780 Zografos\, Athens \nNearest metro station: Katechaki\, blue line\, no. 3 \nSee Campus map here \n  \nRegistration \nTo register for the pre-conference workshop and the conference\, you will need to: \n\nPay your total registration amount via PayPal here\n(If you want to pay by bank transfer instead\, you will need to send a request via the registration form below under step 2.)\nRegister for the conference here\nFollow information updates on pre-conference day and conference days here\n\n  \nWar in Ukraine \nWe follow the war in Ukraine carefully from day to day and will inform you if any changes need to be made to the conference due to this situation. \n  \nCOVID-19 restrictions \nfollow Greece’s official COVID-19 travel information here. \nWe will also follow the COVID-19 situation from day to day and will inform you as soon as possible if we find that any restrictions are needed during the conference.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/pre-conference-workshop-investigation-skills-for-complaint-handlers-and-ombudspeople/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20220426T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20220426T170000
DTSTAMP:20220209T124831Z
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SUMMARY:For members: Reading & Learning Together  –  Session 2
DESCRIPTION:ACCUO and ENOHE have co-organized a project to examine the book Tell Me Who You Are: Sharing Our Stories of Race\, Culture\, & Identity by Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi. \nThis book follows two American high school students who travel across the USA talking to people from various industries\, races\, and identities. They realised that throughout their high school experience they had not heard any meaningful discussions about racism. \n\nWe aim to create a low-barrier open forum to discuss the book\, its contents\, and the ways in which its ideas may inform our practice.\nThis inter-organizational collaboration provides an opportunity to build relationships and exchange ideas with colleagues across borders. This will also serve as a forum to compare what sort of conversations are happening about race and identity in North America\, Europe and beyond.\nOur plan is to meet early March\, and then again in late April\, so folks have an opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions around topics such as race\, identity\, intersectionality\, and strategies for effective change in your context.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/for-members-reading-learning-together-session-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20220401T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20220401T130000
DTSTAMP:20220318T070652Z
CREATED:20220209T135106Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Confidentiality\, Anonymity and GDPR - Balancing Needs and Rights in Complaint Handling
DESCRIPTION:The first ENOHE webinar of the year will discuss: Confidentiality\, Anonymity and GDPR – Balancing Needs and Rights in Complaint Handling \nOur three speakers will cover the legal context and Europe’s General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR); the challenges when a complainant requests anonymity when making a complaint; and considerations around appropriate levels of confidentiality in case handling. \nSpeakers \nLisa Ibenfeldt Schulz has recently retired from her post as Data Protection Officer at the University of Copenhagen and brings a wealth of knowledge on the legal front. \nJean Grier has retired from the University of Edinburgh\, where she was Head of Investigations and Student Casework.  She still works with a number of universities in the UK and Ireland\, and is Vice-President of ENOHE. \nFelicity Mitchell is the Independent Adjudicator at the Office of the Independent Adjudicator (OIA)\, the independent Ombuds set up to review student complaints in England and Wales. \nAbstract\nEurope’s GDPR – General Data Protection Regulations – brought some changes to how we handle personal data. At the same time\, a student making a complaint might often ask for it to be handled ‘with complete confidentiality’ or might even look for assurance that they can complain anonymously. But the respondent (whether an individual or a department) needs to know what allegations have been made\, in order to respond in a meaningful way and hopefully with a view to resolution of the issues. \nHow do we\, as Ombuds and investigators\, balance the desire of complainants for the protection of ‘complete confidentiality’ with the natural justice rights of the respondent? How do we provide reassurance to both parties in a dispute and notify the complainant of the outcome without breaching the respondent’s privacy? And under what circumstances can we take matters no further in an ‘anonymous’ complaint? \nFormat\nThis webinar will be held online via Zoom and will run for a maximum of two hours\, 11.00 – 13.00 CEST. After a brief presentation by each of the speakers\, there will be the opportunity for questions and discussion\, chaired by Josef Leidenfrost\, President of ENOHE. \nFee \nParticipation for ENOHE members is free. \nParticipation for non-members costs € 50. \nSign up here: \nAs ENOHE member (if you have already paid your membership fee for 2022) you just fill out the registration form here. \nAs non-member\, first you transfer € 50 by PayPal here. \n(Please also add your full name and email address to the PayPal transfer.)\nThen you fill out the registration form here. \nZoom link will be sent out at least three days before the webinar.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/webinar-confidentiality-anonymity-and-gdpr-balancing-needs-and-rights-in-complaint-handling/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220308T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220308T150000
DTSTAMP:20220209T124351Z
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SUMMARY:For members: Reading & Learning Together  -  Session 1
DESCRIPTION:ACCUO and ENOHE have co-organized a project to examine the book Tell Me Who You Are: Sharing Our Stories of Race\, Culture\, & Identity by Winona Guo and Priya Vulchi. \nThis book follows two American high school students who travel across the USA talking to people from various industries\, races\, and identities. They realised that throughout their high school experience they had not heard any meaningful discussions about racism. \n\nWe aim to create a low-barrier open forum to discuss the book\, its contents\, and the ways in which its ideas may inform our practice.\nThis inter-organizational collaboration provides an opportunity to build relationships and exchange ideas with colleagues across borders. This will also serve as a forum to compare what sort of conversations are happening about race and identity in North America\, Europe and beyond.\nOur plan is to meet early March\, and then again in late April\, so folks have an opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions around topics such as race\, identity\, intersectionality\, and strategies for effective change in your context.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/for-members-reading-learning-together-session-1/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220119T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220119T171500
DTSTAMP:20210729T145023Z
CREATED:20210729T145023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210729T145023Z
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SUMMARY:Informal meet-up for members
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URL:https://enohe.net/event/informal-meet-up-for-members-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20211119T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20211119T160000
DTSTAMP:20211105T142747Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar - Social Media\, Ombuds Offices and Confidentiality: Friends or Foes?
DESCRIPTION:Higher Education Ombuds Offices are low threshold institutions easily to be contacted by members of the academic community\, in most cases by students\, if they have issues or problems which they (think) they cannot address to any other internal facilities. \nFormal treatment of cases can be tedious and may not help in the individual situation\, which sometimes needs quick responses and/or reactions. In special situations\, cases might get out of hand\, if details are – on purpose – made public by complainants / visitors themselves either via social media or by launched press stories. \nSocial media per definition allow the creation or sharing / exchange of information\, ideas\, career interests\, and other forms of expression via virtual communities and networks\, but they can also transport fake news and misinformation. \nConfidentiality as one of the key features of the working principles of Ombuds Offices does require their employees to neither share information with third parties nor\, let alone\, contact the media directly. However\, what if YOU are contacted by the media\, probably because details on a case have already started circulating on the web? \nAnother side of social media is actually if\, and if so\, why Ombuds Offices are or are not using or should or should not use them. Four renowned experts within their fields and within their respective environments are going to speak about their personal experiences and want to share them with webinar participants. \nSpeakers: \n\nLies Poesiat\, Ombudswoman\, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam\, The Netherlands\nBarry McHale\, Student Liaison Officer\, Office of the Independent Adjudicator\, United Kingdom\nRyan Smith\, Assistant University Ombudsperson\, Office of the University Ombudsperson\, Michigan State University\, USA\nJorge António Ribeiro Pereira\, Provedor do Estudante\, Universidade da Beira Interior\, Portugal\n\nChair: \n\nJean Grier\, ENOHE Vice President\, Scotland\n\nParticipation: \nParticipation is free of charge. \nYou just need to fill out the registration form here.
URL:https://enohe.net/event/webinar-ombuds-and-social-media-date-to-be-decided/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210922T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210922T190000
DTSTAMP:20210909T103023Z
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SUMMARY:Joint ENOHE / ACCUO conference Day 2
DESCRIPTION:ENOHE and ACCUO are delighted to be working together on a further joint conference. Our conference format in 2021 will be online and will be delivered in two half-day slots over two days\, 21 and 22 September. The programme for 22 September takes place between 14:00-19:00 CEST/UTC+2. The format and timing will\, we hope\, enable participation by delegates from around the world\, regardless of time zones.  \nThis years’s conference theme is: “LOOKING FORWARD: THE ROLE OF THE OMBUDS IN POST-COVID RECOVERY” \nYou will find the full programme here. \nYou will find the registration form here. \nThese are a few pointers to what you could consider\, before you open the link to fill out the registration form: \n– Go through the programme and decide which parallel sessions you want to participate in \n– Think about which way you want to pay registration fee (via PayPal or by bank transfer) \nAfter you have filled out the form\, you will receive a PayPal link and/or invoice from our treasury as soon as possible. \nWe are accepting registrations until 14. september.  \nLooking very much forward to seeing you online in September!
URL:https://enohe.net/event/joint-enohe-accuo-conference-day-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210921T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210921T183000
DTSTAMP:20210909T103713Z
CREATED:20210518T080323Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210909T103713Z
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SUMMARY:Joint ENOHE / ACCUO conference Day 1
DESCRIPTION:ENOHE and ACCUO are delighted to be working together on a further joint conference. Our conference format in 2021 will be online and will be delivered in two half-day slots over two days\, 21 and 22 September. The programme for 21 September takes place between 15:00-18:30 CEST/UTC+2. The format and timing will\, we hope\, enable participation by delegates from around the world\, regardless of time zones.  \nThis years’s conference theme is: “LOOKING FORWARD: THE ROLE OF THE OMBUDS IN POST-COVID RECOVERY” \nYou will find the full programme here. \nYou will find the registration form here. \nThese are a few pointers to what you could consider\, before you open the link to fill out the registration form: \n– Go through the programme and decide which parallel sessions you want to participate in \n– Think about which way you want to pay registration fee (via PayPal or by bank transfer) \nAfter you have filled out the form\, you will receive a PayPal link and/or invoice from our treasury as soon as possible. \nWe are accepting registrations until 14. september. \nLooking very much forward to seeing you online in September!
URL:https://enohe.net/event/joint-enohe-accuo-conference-day-1/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210622T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210622T160000
DTSTAMP:20210512T113923Z
CREATED:20210512T062341Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210512T113923Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: How to set up an Ombuds office
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to participate in a conversation online organized by ENOHE\, the European Network of Ombuds in Higher Education (www.enohe.net) on 22 June 2021\, 1400 CET (-1600 CET)\, on how to set up ombuds offices within higher education institutions. \nThe 49 higher education ministers of the Council of Europe countries or their representatives have recently approved the Rome Communique of 19 November 2020.  In their statement\, the ministers recognize the importance of safeguarding student rights through legislation. They committed themselves to developing and supporting in their respective national systems dedicated measures and structures\, such as student ombudspersons or similar solutions that already exist in many countries. They also committed themselves to enabling such arrangements within their countries and higher education systems and will encourage cooperation within the European Network of Ombuds in Higher Education (ENOHE). \nENOHE hence organizes and offers to the broader European higher education community a special webinar on the topic of how and why to create ombuds offices at higher education institutions.  \nOur speakers are renowned experts in their fields: Tamta Demetrazde (Georgia)\, Helga Nolte (Germany)\, Brent Epperson (Luxembourg / Canada) and Tom Kosakowski (USA). \nThis webinar is a forum for everybody interested in or involved in the ombudsman idea. Participants are invited to share and compare their experiences. It is an opportunity to learn from our speakers and each other\, and network with and generate ideas from already practicing colleagues from countries in and beyond Europe. \nThe event will be recorded and made available via podcast afterwards. With your registration\, you agree to recording. A written publication within the series of “ENOHE Occasional Papers” is also planned. \nTechnical:\nLanguage: English\nRequired:  Web access to Zoom 5.0  \nTo register\, please sign up here
URL:https://enohe.net/event/webinar-how-to-set-up-an-ombuds-office/
CATEGORIES:webinar
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