At the end of September 2024, a three-day international academic forum took place in Nuremberg (Germany), organised by the department of ‘Religious Education and Didactics of Protestant Religious Education’ at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg. The representative of PILGRIM at CoGREE, Michael Holzwieser from the University College of Agrarian and Environmental Pedagogy (Vienna; https://haup.ac.at), held a workshop […]

ICCS news: ICCS was created in 1958 with the aim of providing a framework for cooperation in monitoring and developing church and school issues in Europe. It brings together representatives and experts from research, practice and policy working on Religion and Education. Since 1994, ICCS has been registered as a charity in England and Wales, […]

ICCS news: The European Wergeland Centre offers multiple courses for teachers. Most of he are 10-to-20-hour courses and may be studies individually. Available themes are (https://theewc.org/online-courses): What is Digital Citizenship Education? Controversial Issues Disinformation ICCS Newsletter recommends the online course on Disinformation. This course prepares teachers to be able to teach to develop their students […]

ICCS news: In the context of the research project ‘What Covid-19 reveals to RE specialists’ the research team of five women from five countries (Ireland, Wales, Germany, Austria, Hungary) have published a new article. Among them are Tania ap Siôn and Bianca Kappelhoff from the ICCS board as well as three colleagues from the EFTRE network, […]

What are our goals? How do we want to work together? Who is involved? The CoGREE team is currently addressing these fundamental questions. At its meeting in Nuremberg at the beginning of November 2024, a number of decisions were taken in this regard: For example, the statement of CoGREE’s mission, which dates back to its […]