Publications

In 2020, our annual publication takes a look at diversity-sensitive educational processes from different perspectives. Contributors are Prof. Dr. Karim Fereidooni, Prof. Dr. Claudia Lenz and Maja Bogojević.

This year's publication is entitled “Going digital together: pathways to inclusive citizenship education online”. Next to contributions from education experts on fake news and digital inclusion, some of our network members report on their experiences with digital peer education.

The climate crisis terrifies young people all over Europe. The 2022 Educational Briefing explores how citizenship education can tackle this major challenge of our times – featuring practical suggestions by academics, activists and network members.

This publication explores the concept of resilience as a means for young people to deal with today's multiple crises – featuring practical suggestions by a psychologist, educational scientist and network members.

In this year’s Educational Briefing we explore the concept of a European culture of remembering, highlighting the role of memory in shaping collective identity.

This publication examines the growing role of youth-led and inclusive critical media education in empowering young people to actively engage with, shape, and transform the digital media environment in Europe.

In this publication, Prof. Dr. Karim Fereidooni gives an introduction to racism-critical education and illustrates, using two examples from the classroom, why it is so important.

Perceptions and ideas around Europe can be very different within Understanding Europe network members. This report explores stories, concerns, suggestions and visions of Europe from thirteen young volunteers active in the network.

On the occasion of our ten-year anniversary, we are happy to give insights into the knowledge gained during the last decade and provide consequent approaches to diversity-oriented Peer Edcuation.

Compiled into a publication, Understanding Europe's Peer Educators have created 22 Photovoices. Consisting of an image and a text fragment, they were created at the European Summer School last August.