Seminars
The Åland Islands Peace Institute organises seminars, conferences, and lectures aimed at researchers, politicians, government officials, civil society, and the general public.
“The Kastelholm Talks on Peace” are organised annually in March. In the autumn, a scientific symposium is arranged under the umbrella name “Ålandssymposiet”. It is linked to the Peace Institute’s research activities and is usually geared towards an international public. Open lunch seminars on contemporary themes are organised at regular intervals during the year.The Åland Islands Peace Institute also organises research talks for invited guests.
The Peace Institute’s researchers and staff participate as lecturers and participants at seminars and conferences that are organised by other parties, and may also act as co-organisers of such events.
The Peace Institute also holds presentations as well as training for different target groups.
Upcoming seminars are announced on our website, via email, on social media, and in the local newspapers.
Seminar Series “25 years in the EU: experiences of Åland”
Seminars
Visual digital art as a peace building tool
Very warmly welcome to a lunchseminar that focuses on the question of how we could design and use digital technologies and digital art in order to support peace efforts. Lisa Glybchenko, a Ukrainian researcher from TAPRI (Tampere Peace Research Institute), social entrepreneur and initiative taker to the Color Up Peace-project, will
Lunch seminar on border security
Ahead of UN Day, we are pleased to present the Åland Peace Lecture on October 23rd with this year’s guest researcher Clifford Okwany from Kenya! The seminar will be held in English, with the opportunity to ask questions in Swedish, and will focus on different approaches to border security in
Facts for a good decision – where environment and economy meet
Before the International Day of Democracy, the KUT network invites you to a new lunch seminar on September 14th, in the seminar series “Facts for good decisions”. How do you deal with conflicting objectives between different areas of society? How can you find intersections where different societal interests can work
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