Human Rights Challenges in Addressing SLAPPs in Media, NGOs and Journalism in the EU 
Defining European Citizenship: Its Significance and the EU’s Efforts to Foster Identity Through Education 
Shaping the future of healthcare: The European Union’s role in AI implementation 
SEMICONDUCTORS AS KEY STRATEGIC ASSETS: NAVIGATING GLOBAL AND EUROPEAN SECURITY CHALLENGES 
Women are significantly underrepresented in STEM-related fields. According to a recent UNESCO report, only 35% of STEM students in higher education are women. Join us on the 8th March at 18:00 CET for International Women’s Day, where a panel of women working in science, tech, engineering, and math will share their stories & experiences, and the stereotypes they face. This panel is a co-organisation by the working groups on Human Rights and Gender Equality, moderated by Tabea Böglin and Claire Towlerton, and features Dr. Elena Petelos, Tamta Kapanadze, Nino Gvalia and Prof. Dr. Bettina Pfleiderer.
