Events

To be cared for is an essential physical and emotional need, not only for people individually, but also for societies. For several decades, however,…

Junge Lehrer_innen, die in Ungarn in den Beruf einsteigen (möchten), können sich an vielen Orten eher selten eine Wohnung, geschweige denn ein…

Új Egyenlőség Magazine in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Budapest will launched a series of public discussions this autumn season about…

New research about news consumption habits and perception of political influence on media.

What are the most important regional unequalities in Hungary? What social and mobility-problems are they interconnected with? What could be the…

Der 2. Stadtbezirk der Hauptstadt Budapest veranstaltet in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Atrium-Theater und dem Budapester Büro der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung…

Új Egyenlőség Magazine in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Budapest will launch a series of public discussions this autumn season about…

How green are the different social groups in Hungary? What aspects of environmental and social issues may raise the most attention from the public?…

This autumn season FES and Új Egyenlőség magazine launched a series of public discussions on inequalities in Hungary: their class, gender, ethnic,…

Our online event is jointly organized by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (EU Office in Brussels and Budapest Office) and Reporters Without Borders with the…

The “Gender Equality in East-Central Europe” programme of the FES organizes a series of discussions together with the curators of the art project “The…

New FES study on the European migration attitudes.

We would like you to know why and how unions struggle on a daily basis and what they perform. Our goal is also to develop ourselves - that's why we…

A joint online event organized by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and Political Capital.

How the 'Digital Services Act' can support democracy. FES-Briefing for protecting media sustainability and quality journalism.

High expectation for Germany - The Council Presidency at a Pivotal Moment for the EU

On July 1, 2020, Germany took over the EU Council Presidency.

Új Egyenlőség magazine in cooperation with Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Budapest organize the next event of public discussions (Közbeszélgetések) which…

Join us for our debate (start: 3 pm, 6 July) on the effects of the pandemic and the lockdown on media landscape and press freedom in nine countries…

At the online event we will exchange ideas on how the coronavirus epidemic and the ensuing economic crisis have affected unconditional basic income…

In dem seit einem Jahrzehnt laufenden Forschungsprogramm von Policy Agenda spielen die die Welt der Arbeit betreffenden tiefgreifenden Analysen eine…

On 29 June at 17:00 the results of the research “Inequalities during the coronavirus in Hungary” will be presented. The representative survey is…

The coronavirus will inevitably change Europe, the history of the world and its political system. The question is whether the epidemic will change it…

Die Öffnung ist da, aber was ist mit den Arbeitsplätzen geschehen? Können wir zurückgehen? Und was ist mit den Kindern und den Sommerferien? Worauf…

The Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Budapest and the Új Egyenlőség magazine organize their next joint event of public discussions (Közbeszélgetések) - “Human…

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and Policy Solutions would like to invite to the online presentation of our joint publication “System Change 30 – The…

New study on integration of immigrants in Western Europe

Does the Corona Virus pandemic make us reconsider things? Did we go wrong somewhere? Will it make us change things after it is all over in politics,…

A short report was published by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung on the effects of COVID-19 on the political press market in Hungary.

Now the government is using the alibi of the virus to go even further in increasing the vulnerability of the employees.

Hundreds of thousands of…

The topic of the joint publication of the FES and Policy Solutions and the online event was, what Hungarian society thinks about the last ten years of…