Within the framework of CARe project, which aims to support the integration of refugee researchers into the European research labour market, three reports on labour market conditions for researchers with a refugee background have just been published. Two reports comprise extensive findings from the 10 focus groups and the employer survey, conducted in the period June 2019 – February 2020 to gather researchers and employers' views and...

Take part in Vitae Connections Week 2020 (#VitaeCon2020); a collection of live and on demand opportunities for knowledge and practice sharing, networking and discussion among those with an interest in researcher development globally. The week of online activities will run from 14 to 17 September and will include live-streamed keynote presentations, small-group interactive and discussion sessions, our popular poster session and exhibition area...

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused millions of people in the EU to lose their jobs or experience significant income loss. Many will need to acquire new skills for new jobs in different sectors or upskill to keep their job in a new work environment. For many young people, entry in the labour market will be very challenging. The pandemic has proven that digital skills are not an asset for career progress but essential in many aspects of our lives....

As Europe starts the long path to recovery from COVID-19, the European Commission is launching a new, modernised Europass which will offer a multilingual ‘e-Portfolio tool’, for people across Europe to manage their career. The launch of the new platform marks a new chapter in the modernisation of EU tools for skills. The new Europass will be live on 1 July 2020. What’s in the new Europass? E-portfolio: to support users to document and describe...

Join the webinar Preparing for the known unknown - How to navigate through unprecendented pension challenges? organised by the RESAVER Consortium on 22 June, 12h CET. The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly affected public life around the globe and has completely modified the outlook for the European and world economy. As long-term investors, Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision (IORPs) can play a stabilising role in current volatile...

Join the MSCA2020 Conference organised as a virtual event on 19 June 2020. Through two topics, the MSCA2020 Conference will contribute to the debate on the importance of mobility and brain circulation as a key priority of Croatian Presidency of the Council of the European Union in the field of research: The contribution of brain circulation to a better research environment for national and international researchers, attracting foreign...

The Coronavirus Global Response pledging event has just kicked off with a successful mobilisation of €7.4 billion from donors worldwide, including €1.4 billion mobilised by the Commission. The initial target of this worldwide pledging event was €7.5 billion to ensure collaborative development and universal deployment of diagnostics, treatments and vaccines against coronavirus, but more is needed to ensure the distribution worldwide. To help...

Due to exceptional circumstances linked to COVID19, processing of HRS4R applications might suffer additional delays. Moreover, in the context of extraordinary measures taken at national level (e.g. universities or other institutions closed), all self-assessment deadlines between 15 March and 30 May can be extended by one or two months, depending on your needs. You only need to apply for an extension electronically in your dashboard or, if you...

The BRiDGE Conference "Policy advice for the integration of researchers in Danger into the EU Job Market" was held on the 11 and 12 February 2020. The aim of the conference was to give an overview of the most important results of the project and bring together relevant stakeholders with refugee researchers and mentors in order to formulate appropriate policy advice facilitating the inclusion Researchers in Danger into the European societies ...

The BRiDGE I Project (Bridge for Researchers in Danger Going to Europe) has launched the January 2020 issue of their Newsletter. BRiDGE Project aims at supporting researches in danger to develop a career path that matches their goals and experience. In this issue you will find information about the upcoming BRiDGE conference in Athens, past Webinars, and more. Find more information about the project here You can access the newsletter here