A Volos Academy Open Webinar, November 26, 2020 about the role of RESILIENCE in the Balkans.
“The Role of RESILIENCE in the Balkans”
Volos Academy for Theological Studies (Greece).
November, 26, 2020, starting 10.30 h Greek time (09.30 h CET).
The Goals of the webinar include:
a) Brief introduction to the scope, objectives and relevance of RESILIENCE for Religious Studies today; the role of the Volos Academy for Theological Studies (for those of the participants not familiar with the project);
b) presentation of the current status of theological and religious studies in Greece and certain Balkan countries today (primary, secondary and tertiary education); University Professors, or project managers speak of
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