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06.06.24
10–22 June 2024, Lobby
The SLOGA platform—a coalition of non-governmental organisations dedicated to development, global learning, and humanitarian aid—is organising a travelling exhibition titled Advancing Change with the Sustainable Development Goals within their Sustainable.Local.Global II project. This exhibition aims to raise awareness about Slovenian international development cooperation and humanitarian aid among young people, as well as the broader professional and public audiences. The exhibition is touring six Slovenian statistical regions and will be on display from 10 June at the exhibition space in the University of Maribor Library lobby.
The opening will feature a roundtable discussion on the Sustainable Development Goals at 12:00. The discussion will focus on key issues such as poverty eradication, gender equality, and reducing inequalities.
The exhibition showcases various projects and best practices from NGOs in addressing contemporary challenges. The Sustainable Development Goals will be highlighted on panels created by members of the platform: Karitas Slovenia, the Circle Institute, the ADRA Slovenia humanitarian organisation, the Slovenian Association of Friends of Youth, the Časoris children’s newspaper, The FOCUS Association for Sustainable Development, the UMANOTERA Slovenian Foundation for Sustainable Development, and the PIC Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment.
06.06.24
Monday, 10 June 2024, 12:00, Lobby
The SLOGA platform—a coalition of non-governmental organisations dedicated to development, global learning, and humanitarian aid—is organising a travelling exhibition titled Advancing Change with the Sustainable Development Goals within their Sustainable.Local.Global II project. This exhibition aims to raise awareness about Slovenian international development cooperation and humanitarian aid among young people, as well as the broader professional and public audiences. The exhibition is touring six Slovenian statistical regions and will be on display from 10 June at the exhibition space in the University of Maribor Library lobby.
The opening will feature a roundtable discussion on the Sustainable Development Goals at 12:00. The discussion will focus on key issues such as poverty eradication, gender equality, and reducing inequalities.
The exhibition showcases various projects and best practices from NGOs in addressing contemporary challenges. The Sustainable Development Goals will be highlighted on panels created by members of the platform: Karitas Slovenia, the Circle Institute, the ADRA Slovenia humanitarian organisation, the Slovenian Association of Friends of Youth, the Časoris children’s newspaper, The FOCUS Association for Sustainable Development, the UMANOTERA Slovenian Foundation for Sustainable Development, and the PIC Legal Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment.
The event will be conducted in Slovene.
06.06.24
Tuesday, 11 June 2024, 17:00, Botanical Garden of the University of Maribor
This year's Tourism Day will be celebrated by the Slovenia Forest Service in cooperation with the Tourist Association of Slovenia, the Slovenian Institute for Adult Education, and the Forestry Library (Slovenian Forestry Institute) by inviting everyone to read in the forest. The University of Maribor Library is joining the initiative with several events aimed at promoting reading culture and fostering a positive attitude towards nature. We are also participating in the National Month of Joint Reading, which this year focuses on reading in public spaces (more at: https://nmsb.pismen.si).
For the first forest library reading we have chosen the Botanical Garden of the University of Maribor as the location. We will feature a book by Diane Adriaenssen about the life and work of the De Belder couple, renowned dendrologists and horticulturists. Jelena De Belder Kovačič is a world-renowned plant breeder, horticulturist, and dendrologist, originally from the Maribor area. The book, Jelena and Robert de Belder, Noble as Mother Nature, was published in 2008 by Pivec Publishing.
The event will be moderated by Boža Janžekovič, a librarian at the University of Maribor Library. Metka Pivec, an assistant at the Botanical Garden, will introduce Jelena de Belder Kovačič and the plants in the Botanical Garden associated with her. We will read and discuss some interesting facts from the book, including the story of the witch hazel plant named after her, which also grows in the Botanical Garden of the University of Maribor.
The meeting point is at 17:00 in front of the entrance to the Botanical Garden, from where we will walk to the shaded benches at the edge of the garden. In case of bad weather, the event will take place in the multi-purpose room of the Botanical Garden.
Entrance to the Botanical Garden is free for event visitors.
The event will be conducted in Slovene.
04.06.24
Saturday, 8 June 2024, 11:00, Glazer Hall
On the occasion of this year's Primož Trubar Day, Associate Prof. Dr. Aleš Maver will give a lecture titled On the Trail of Dangerous Relationships: Religion, (Literary) Language, and Neighbours in Selected Slavic Nations.
Every 8th of June since 2014, the University of Maribor Library, the Union of Cultural Societies of Maribor, and the Public Fund for Cultural Activities of Maribor have commemorated Primož Trubar memorial day. The aim of these events is to strengthen awareness of Primož Trubar's work and significance for the Slovenian and European cultural and spiritual space. We strive to bring the latest scholarship in trubarology and its scholars closer to a broader audience, to promote knowledge of his works and the historical context in which they were written, and last but not least, to highlight Maribor's contribution to this legacy. The limitations posed by the pandemic forced us to move online in 2021, transitioning from the University of Maribor Glazer Hall to the virtual realm. This shift marked the beginning of the Rajhman Lecture Series, inaugurated by Dr. Fanika Krajnc-Vrečko. We are now concluding this series with a lecture by Dr. Aleš Maver. All four invited Rajhman Lectures are dedicated to this year's centenary of the birth of the renowned Maribor trubarologist, Dr. Jože Rajhman.
28.05.24
Thursday, June 6 2024, 18:00, Glazer Hall
Join us for the presentation of Marko Košir's book, Stane Sever: Genius on the Theatre Stage (Stane Sever, genij na gledališkem odru), part of the Book Sessions event series at the University of Maribor Library and an additional programme of the Maribor Theatre Festival. This event is organised in cooperation with the author.
Stane Sever had an illustrious career, creating more than a hundred theatre and film roles and serving as a university lecturer. In this book, Košir delves into Sever's youth, his early days as an actor, and his acting career in Ljubljana and Maribor and provides an overview of his various roles. The author also includes memories of Sever's work in radio, television, and film. During the presentation, Košir will highlight Sever's period in Maribor and share new findings not yet included in the book.
The book is published by Založba Pivec.
The event will be conducted in Slovene.
Following the book presentation at 18:00, stay for a concert by Janez Škof and Marjan Stanić at 19:30 as part of the Evenings Under the Arcades event cycle.