University festive hall meetings

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University festive hall meetings are a series of get-togethers for teachers and students, schools and high schools all over Estonia. We have had the events: 

• In May 2018:

University photos 
Media coverage in Tartu Postimees

• May 2019 

Teachers of Swedish homepage 
Teachers of Swedish homepage archive 
University homepage 
Information at the Nordic Minister's Council homepage

• In May 2022 arver a small Corona pause (at the Institute´s own hall) 

Article at Miina Härma high-school's homepage 
Article at Noarootsi Gümnaasium (Nuckö Gymnasiet) homepage

On these meetings we have always presented booklets given out with the help of schools, universities, students and teachers:

1. On Festive meeting I we presented Estonian Voices in the Nordic Languages I - the translations by Estonian students into the Nordic languages of the texts/ songs/ poems etc. that had never been translated into the Nordic languages before - our small present to the Nordic countries  on the 30th year of regained independence of Estonia.

The book is available in the Estonian official digital archive: Eesti Hääled Põhjala keeltes I. (Illustrations were made by Jennifer, a student on their ever-first trip to Estonia (a multi-modal (picture) translation of what you see in a society (another Nordplus project lead by Finland).

2. On Festive meeting II we presented Estonian Voices in the Nordic Languages II - Estonian student' and teachers' summaries of learning the Nordic languages (mainly it's Swedish) at Estonian schools and universities during the new independence period (from the 1990s) and before.

Eesti hääled Põhjala Keeltes II

3. At festive meeting III we presented a booklet created together with our Nordplus cooperation partners (from Iceland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) - En modern resa genom Sverige inspirerad av Nils Holgersson.

Many thanks to the Nordplus project and the Nordic Council of Ministers' Office in Tartu for their kind support to the projects,  festive aula meetings and book publication processes.

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