6 November 2025 - 14.30-16.00  / Room 3 - Palais de l'Europe

Interpretation FR/EN

In co-operation with Department of Education of the Council of Europe and Friuli-Venezia-Giulia Region

This action explores the resilience of communities when facing complex and long-term crises – most notably, the lack of democratic participation among younger generations, and if that can be treated as a structural crisis.

Can building up education systems resilience to crisis be a real investment and a true extensive and inclusive participatory process, where educational institutions and local authorities trigger enhance youth participation and critical thinking to safeguard democratic freedoms?

This session will include:

Special address by Ms Alessia Rosolen, Assessor of Friuli-Venezia Giulia for Labour, Training, Education, Research, Universities and the Family: Innovating for delivering quality education at all times.

Case-study: Can Council of Europe’s EDURES initiative be a driver of democratic innovation, fostering a new participatory culture rather than “just” a tool for resilience and guidelines for authorities?

Action - session 4 - From crisis to civic engagement: can building education systems resilience be a blueprint for democratic innovation?

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Room 3 - Palais de l'Europe 6 November 2025 - 14.30-16.00
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Special address
Rosolen en

Alessia ROSOLEN

Regional Minister for Labour, Training, Education, Research, Universities, and the Family of Friuli Venezia Giulia

Italy

Facilitator
KOSYAK en

Gennadiy KOSYAK

Head of Unit, Education Department, Council of Europe

PANEL
DEL BIANCO en

Daniele DEL BIANCO

Director of the Institute of International Sociology of Gorizia (ISIG)

Italy

KOSYAK en

Gennadiy KOSYAK

Head of Unit, Education Department, Council of Europe

STEFANOVIĆ en

Svetlana STEFANOVIĆ

Executive Director of the Foundation BFPE for a Responsible Society

Serbia