CHIBOW network in Austrian news
Following the CHIBOW Final Conference in Leipzig in June 2018, ESRs Sophie Roupetz, Lisa Haberkern and Lukas Schretter wrote two...
CHIBOW Researcher completes Secondment at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute in Graz
Early Stage Researcher Lisa Haberkern, member of the European Union’s Marie Curie Initial Training Network “Children born of war – past,...
CHIBOW Researcher attends Summer Academy of the German Poland Institute
Early Stage Researcher Lisa Haberkern, member of the European Union’s Marie Curie Initial Training Network “Children born of war – past,...
CHIBOW Researcher completes Secondment at the University of Leipzig, Germany
Early Stage Researcher Lisa Haberkern, member of the European Union’s Marie Curie Initial Training Network “Children born of war – past,...
CHIBOW Researchers Presented Papers at the Society for the History of Children and Youth Ninth Bienn
Early Stage Researchers Jakub Gałęziowski (University Augsburg) and Lisa Haberkern (University of Silesia) and Michal Korhel (University...
CHIBOW panel at the „Vierter Kongress Polenforschung“
CHIBOW supervisor Prof. Maren Röger together with ESRs Jakub Gałęziowski and Lisa Haberkern presented their work and the ITN at the The...
CHIBOW ESR Publishes Poster on historytothepublic.org
Early Stage Researcher Lisa Haberkern, member of the European Union’s Marie Curie Initial Training Network “Children born of war – past,...
CHIBOW ESR attends XXI Seminarium Śląskie
Early Stage Researcher Lisa Haberkern, member of the European Union’s Marie Curie Initial Training Network “Children born of war – past,...
CHIBOW researchers attend the ESA RN 20 Qualitative Methods Conference
Early Stage Researchers Jakub Gałęziowski (University Augsburg) and Lisa Haberkern (University of Silesia), members of the European...
CHIBOW researcher meets representative of the Institute of National Remembrance
Early Stage Researcher Lisa Haberkern, member of the European Union’s Marie Curie Initial Training Network “Children born of war – past,...
