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Hajnalka Szarvas
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- Hajnalka Szarvas researcher of T-Tudok Inc. graduated as an international
relations expert (Ma in International Studies) in 2011 at Corvinus
University of Budapest. She has participated on several professional
conferences like Interdependence Day, International Institute on Peace
Education, she was a co-organizer of an international conference on
education of the Gallup Institute „Committed School” and organizer,
moderator and workshop leader of another Hungarian student conference on
social responsibility. She has been participating in Eu-projects like
„Hosting Transformation” and „Young Journalists-Europe the House of
Freedom of Speech”, (Grundtvig Programs), and trainings ( Social
Entrepreneurship Training, Nonviolent Communication training, Center for
Nonviolent Communication, Global Generation- multiplier training, Art of
Hosting Dialogue- Art of Hosting Facilitator Training, „Connect, Change,
Make the Change Happen”, Community Leadership Roundtable). She has worked
in several researches dealing mostly with social movements, civic
initiatives. („The Logic of Civil Society in New Democracies” Harvard
University, Department of Government, „Subterranean Politics” London
School of Economics, Gender Roles and Acculturation Strategies”, The
Interdisciplinary Centre for Comparative Research in the Social Sciences
-Budapest Foundation, “Cooperative Competitive Citizen in Europe” Eötvös
Lorand University, Faculty of Education and Psychology, “The Hungarian
Political Elite” Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Political
Science, „Immigrants in Hungary” Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute
for Ethnic and Minority Research, ”Regional networks in Hungary, Poland
and the Czech Republic” University of Pennsylvania, Central European
University and BDF-ISES.
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