Projects

CONGRESS ON THE RIGHTS OF ROMANIAN CHILDREN ABROAD

Topics:

  • child protection in an international context: the role of national legislation and international cooperation;

  • ensuring the rights of Romanian children abroad and the role of the Romanian state;

  • the need for a national intervention plan for protection and assistance in cases of institutional care and cross-border placement.

In a spirit of cooperation, representatives from politics, the professional community and civil society come together to work towards protecting children’s rights.

Photography Exhibition – Marius Florescu / Images of Lady Face

Romanian Photographic Art in Austria

On 30 August 2019, the Hauervinothek in Baden hosted the opening of an exhibition by Romanian photographer Marius Florescu, dedicated to the art of portrait photography and the expressiveness of female portraiture.

The project aimed to promote Romanian art and Romanian artists in Austria, while also encouraging intercultural dialogue and strengthening connections between the Romanian community and the Austrian public.

The event brought together artists, community representatives and art enthusiasts and also received coverage in the local Austrian media.

Protection and Education of Romanian Children in the Diaspora

A project dedicated to protecting the rights of Romanian children living abroad, preventing family separation and developing a modern framework of support for families in the diaspora.

The project also addressed the challenges of children’s education in the digital age, promoting tools and approaches for a safe and responsible future.

The project included public debates and participation in international conferences, bringing together institutional representatives, experts, organisations and civil society around the shared goal of safeguarding the best interests of the child.

Education Without Borders: Global Exchange and Sustainable Development

From 19 to 27 October 2024, the international project “Romania Global Exchange Programme” brought together educators, specialists and participants from several countries in Romania for an extensive dialogue on the future of education and the Sustainable Development Goals.

During the international conference “The Impact of the Sustainable Development Goals on the Future of Education”, participants addressed topics including education in the digital age, the exchange of best practices, international cooperation, and preparing children and young people for the challenges of an ever-changing society.

E.Z.I.R.’s participation contributed to the international exchange of experience, the development of new connections, and the promotion of modern, inclusive and responsible education, alongside representatives of the education sector from Romania and other countries.

Women’s Leadership, Equality and the Digital Future

International participation in the International Women’s Day Conference 2026 and the Girls in ICT 2026 initiative, dedicated to advancing women and girls in education, leadership, technology and public life.

Representing Austria and participating as a Keynote Speaker, Mihaela Maria Windischhofer addressed topics including artificial intelligence and the digital future of girls, political education for women, equal opportunities, and the prevention of gender-based violence.

The project connects organisations and participants from numerous countries, promoting international cooperation, inclusion and the active participation of women in shaping a safer and more equitable future.

EDU Program in Austria

An educational and intercultural programme organised by E.Z.I.R. in cooperation with Genesis International Schools from Egypt, dedicated to students and international exchange.

The programme in Austria combines education with cultural experiences, offering participants university visits, guided tours, activities for students, opportunities to discover Austria’s cultural heritage, and the chance to interact and learn in an international environment.

Through this project, E.Z.I.R. promotes education without borders, intercultural dialogue and greater access for young people to European academic and educational opportunities.