On January 30, 2025, the Human Geography Section participated in the 83rd International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia, which was held in a hybrid format.
Zaiga Krišjāne and Māris Bērziņš recently participated in a seminar on territorial statistics and applied research organized by the Latvian Central Statistical Office.
In December 2024, as in previous recent years, a Christmas fair was organized in one of the areas of interest for the RePlace research project in Romania.
The Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning (IGOT) at the University of Lisbon, in cooperation with the Critical Heritage Studies Hub at Jagiellonian University, will host the upcoming IMISCOE PhD School next August 2025.
Amandine Desille, a member of our consortium, has recently published a new chapter in the book Cultural Heritage and Mobility from a Multisensory Perspective, edited by Magdalena Banaszkiewicz and Karolina Nikielska-Sekuła.
The 35th International Geographical Congress, titled “Celebrating a world of difference,” took place in Dublin from August 24th to 29th. This significant event featured extensive representation of research conducted by Latvian geographers, including presentations of the RePlace project’s results.
The adhesion of “Riabitare l’Italia” as End User to the Horizon Re-Place Project becomes a fruitful opportunity to deepen knowledge of the political and cultural project of the Association through the words of its Director, Sabrina Lucatelli.
Researcher Astrid Safina, from the Italian Re-Place partner, Sapienza University of Rome, was present as a participatory observant in the third edition of the “Scuola di Montagna” held in the inner mountain area of Val Pellice, Piedmont. The Mountain School consisted of a 3-day (June 28th – June 30th) training and orientation residency for twenty future mountain dwellers.
Last July, at the IMISCOE conference, we successfully hosted our workshop titled “Left Behind Areas and Mobilities”. The event brought together representatives from over 13 projects focused on these critical themes, highlighting the immense potential for cooperation and synergy.
On July 10th, 2024, Re-Place principal investigator Jennifer McGarrigle participated in the RSA Regions Cities Industry Webinar Series, contributing to the session entitled “Beyond ‘Left Behind Places’: Findings of a Cross-National Research Project.”
Contact us at the Consulting WP office nearest to you or submit a business inquiry online.
The Re-Place project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Framework Programme for Research and Innovation under grant agreement no. 101094087.
© 2023 Privacy Policy
Replace Project.