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World Radio Day (February 13)

Every year on February 13, we celebrate World Radio Day. Despite the factthat today's era is characterized by various online platforms predominantlyused by teenagers and younger generations, radio still holds the top spot asthe most used medium in the world. The goal of World Radio Day is to remindlisteners of the importance of radio, freedom of expression in itsbroadcasting, and to reflect on the future of this global medium.

Methodological Day at the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture

Methodological Day at the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture

On January 28, 2025, the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture (Slavfond) launched a series of meetings under the title "Methodological Day." This event marked a new stage in the foundation’s educational and cultural activities.

Open lesson dedicated to the traditions of celebrating Epiphany in Russia

 

The European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture invites high school students to an open lesson dedicated to the traditions of celebrating Epiphany in Russia.


We wholeheartedly wish you a blessed and joyful Christmas!

Dear friends, We wholeheartedly wish you a blessed and joyful Christmas!

May this bright holiday bring warmth, happiness, and peace to you and your loved ones. Let the magic of Christmas inspire new hopes, strength, and motivation to achieve your goals.





Experts from EFSPK Participated in the VII Moscow International Cultural and Educational Forum on RFL

On November 21–22, 2024, the VII Moscow International Cultural and Educational Forum on Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) took place. The forum's theme was: "New and Traditional Aspects in the Multicultural Space of Teaching RFL: Current Issues in Theory and Practice." 

Experts from EFSPK Participated in the VII Moscow International Cultural and Educational Forum on RFL

On November 21–22, 2024, the VII Moscow International Cultural and Educational Forum on Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) took place, focusing on the theme: "New and Traditional Aspects in the Multicultural Space of Teaching RFL: Current Issues in Theory and Practice."