South East European University (SEEU)

Name: Family Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives
Start: 2025-12-15T11:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-12-15T15:00:00+00:00
Location: HUB 700, SEEU Campus – Tetovo

November 2025
Orange for Awareness: Empowering Law Students Against Gender-Based Violence

November 26, 202511:00 am - 1:00 pm

South East European University Campus-Skopje

This seminar is organized within the framework of the ChallengeEU project, as part of the ODEI Working Group (WP5), which aims, among other objectives, to strengthen students' capacities in addressing gender-based violence. "Orange for Awareness" is an activity that brings together professionals from the legal system, mental health, civil society, and activism to create a shared space for education, reflection, and awareness on one of the most serious human rights challenges. Aligned with the 2025 theme of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence "UNiTE to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls", the seminar emphasizes the growing importance of combating violence in both physical and digital spaces. It aims to equip students with legal, psychological, and practical knowledge, preparing them to become professionals committed to justice, victim protection, and fostering social change. The Legal Clinic "Emine Zendeli", through its role in providing primary legal assistance, enables students to respond professionally to real cases of gender-based violence, strengthening the connection between theory, practice, and ethical engagement in the protection of human rights. Join online: https://meet.google.com/upq-ikjb-ena Involved institutions and partners: Max Vander Stoel Institute; Cortex; Mollekuqja, Margini, Hera; Shega; Centre for Women Support
December 2025
ChallengeEU Talent Academy: Meet The Researchers at the SEEU

December 6, 202511:35 am - 12:45 pm

South East European University Campus-Skopje

Join us for an inspiring ChallengeEU Talent Academy session! 'Meet the Researchers' training session aims to empower early-career researchers (PhD students) to develop impactful, socially relevant research—and to turn their findings into real-world results. If you’re an early-career researcher, this session is for You! Grab your coffee and enjoy three research case studies that will generate new research topics and motivate your academic journey. Speakers: Veland Ramadani, Veli Kreci, Fortesa Asani, Lejla Ademi Shaqiri, Shqipe Salii. Adaptive Federated Learning Architecture for Breast Cancer Prediction Breast cancer prediction: exploring the use of artificial intelligence and data analytics in advancing digital healthcare, and reflecting on the ethical dimensions of predictive modelling. Indoor air pollution monitoring Indoor air pollution and environmental monitoring: illustrating how digital sensors and sustainable technologies can be employed to address public health and ecological challenges. Subjective well-being and welfare stigma Subjective well-being and welfare stigma: examining social research approaches that capture lived experiences and social inequalities through mixed and participatory research.
Family Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives

December 15, 202511:00 am - 3:00 pm

HUB 700, SEEU Campus – Tetovo

Family Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives is an academic and creative showcase designed for students of the Faculty of Law, university staff, and invited stakeholders. Family Law through ODEI M.A.R.K.E.T.: Student Perspectives is a dynamic academic event, organized within the ChallengeEU Project, designed to bring together students, mentors, university staff, and key stakeholders from the legal and social sectors. The showcase presents student-led research on essential topics in family law through the principles of Openness, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (ODEI) and the guiding pillars of the M.A.R.K.E.T. model: Multi-actor collaboration: engaging students, mentors, faculty, legal professionals, NGOs, and community members Knowledge exchange: enabling open dialogue between academia, practice, and community sectors Team-based learning: strengthening teamwork, communication, and critical thinking within student groups and mentors Research engagement: encouraging analytical exploration of Family Law through ODEI frameworks Cross-sector participation: Promoting inclusive perspectives in legal education and policy reflection Students will present their work through poster, research presentations and policy-oriented reflection. This event will: Promotes inclusive and modern legal education Strengthens research, presentation, and advocacy skills Encourages dialogue on equality, justice, and human rights Connects students with professionals and institutions Prepares future jurists for ethical, critical, and inclusive practice Participants of the event: University students (SEEU and other universities) High school students and professors Academic and administrative staff of SEEU Law professionals NGO representatives Judges, Attorneys, Notaries Poster with the detail information

November 2025

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