The Ukrainian Hub of the European Law Institute and the NGO Open Dialogue Platform (Austria) invite you to participate in a series of academic discussions dedicated to the European Enterprise Foundation Model Law — modern legal instruments aimed at fostering the development of the European economic area and strengthening the European legal environment.

🎙 Speaker: Hanna Sarybaieva, Doctor of Law, Associate Professor, Founder of the NGO Open Dialogue Platform, Vienna, Austria.

🎙 Moderator: Svitlana Mazepa, Professor, Head of the Ukrainian Hub of the European Law Institute.

During the two sessions, we will discuss the European Enterprise Foundation Model Law, legal innovations, and new approaches to regulating enterprise models in Europe.

🎓 Total duration: 4 academic hours / 0.2 ECTS. A certificate of participation will be issued.

We invite lawyers, academics, researchers, university lecturers, students, and everyone interested in the development of European law and the future of the European legal space to participate.

Registration is open until 4 October via the following link:

How can legal certainty be ensured during martial law? How can European integration be combined with national legal identity? Can digital security become a guarantee of institutional resilience?

The NGO Open Dialogue Platform and the Center for Ukrainian-European Scientific Cooperation invite you to participate in a professional round table on:

• Judicial practice
• Human rights
• Public administration
• European integration
• Cyber resilience

Submission of abstracts: until April 3, 2026
Publication with DOI
Certificate of participation

Open Dialogue Platform is a space for strategic legal dialogue between Ukraine and Europe.

NGO Open Dialogue Platform presents an interdisciplinary webinar series exploring law beyond the boundaries of legal texts — through its interaction with history, culture, the arts, and performative practices.

Law is shaped not only by legislation and judicial decisions, but also by legal traditions, the media, cultural contexts, and artistic practices. These dimensions influence how law is experienced, interpreted, communicated, and transmitted within society.

The webinar series Law Beyond the Text creates a platform for dialogue among legal scholars, practitioners, researchers, artists, and educators, fostering interdisciplinary reflection on law as a cultural, social, and artistic phenomenon within the broader European context.

In today's academic environment, a scholarly voice is more than a matter of writing technique.

It reflects intellectual identity, critical thinking, and the ability to communicate research clearly, convincingly, and according to international academic standards.

Finding Your Academic Voice: Writing Research Projects in the Chicago Manual of Style is an educational initiative by Open Dialogue Platform designed to strengthen participants' academic writing skills through the methodological approaches of Central European University.

Who is this event for?

• undergraduate and graduate students;
• PhD candidates and early-career researchers;
• university lecturers and academic professionals;
• anyone preparing research proposals, scholarly papers, or international academic applications.

What will we explore?

• developing an authentic academic writing style;
• structuring research projects according to international standards;
• applying the Chicago Manual of Style in academic writing;
• building persuasive academic arguments;
• improving clarity, coherence, and scholarly presentation.

The event combines theoretical perspectives with practical writing exercises. Participants will engage in discussion, reflection, and interactive work aimed at strengthening their academic writing and research communication skills.

The Ukrainian Hub of the European Law Institute and the NGO Open Dialogue Platform (Austria) invite you to participate in a series of academic discussions dedicated to the European Enterprise Foundation Model Law — modern legal instruments aimed at fostering the development of the European economic area and strengthening the European legal environment.

🎙 Speaker: Hanna Sarybaieva, Doctor of Law, Associate Professor, Founder of the NGO Open Dialogue Platform, Vienna, Austria.

🎙 Moderator: Svitlana Mazepa, Professor, Head of the Ukrainian Hub of the European Law Institute.

During the two sessions, we will discuss the European Enterprise Foundation Model Law, legal innovations, and new approaches to regulating enterprise models in Europe.

🎓 Total duration: 4 academic hours / 0.2 ECTS. A certificate of participation will be issued.

We invite lawyers, academics, researchers, university lecturers, students, and everyone interested in the development of European law and the future of the European legal space to participate.

Registration is open until 4 October via the following link:

How can legal certainty be ensured during martial law? How can European integration be combined with national legal identity? Can digital security become a guarantee of institutional resilience?

The NGO Open Dialogue Platform and the Center for Ukrainian-European Scientific Cooperation invite you to participate in a professional round table on:

• Judicial practice
• Human rights
• Public administration
• European integration
• Cyber resilience

Submission of abstracts: until April 3, 2026
Publication with DOI
Certificate of participation

Open Dialogue Platform is a space for strategic legal dialogue between Ukraine and Europe.

NGO Open Dialogue Platform presents an interdisciplinary webinar series exploring law beyond the boundaries of legal texts — through its interaction with history, culture, the arts, and performative practices.

Law is shaped not only by legislation and judicial decisions, but also by legal traditions, the media, cultural contexts, and artistic practices. These dimensions influence how law is experienced, interpreted, communicated, and transmitted within society.

The webinar series Law Beyond the Text creates a platform for dialogue among legal scholars, practitioners, researchers, artists, and educators, fostering interdisciplinary reflection on law as a cultural, social, and artistic phenomenon within the broader European context.

In today's academic environment, a scholarly voice is more than a matter of writing technique.

It reflects intellectual identity, critical thinking, and the ability to communicate research clearly, convincingly, and according to international academic standards.

Finding Your Academic Voice: Writing Research Projects in the Chicago Manual of Style is an educational initiative by Open Dialogue Platform designed to strengthen participants' academic writing skills through the methodological approaches of Central European University.

Who is this event for?

• undergraduate and graduate students;
• PhD candidates and early-career researchers;
• university lecturers and academic professionals;
• anyone preparing research proposals, scholarly papers, or international academic applications.

What will we explore?

• developing an authentic academic writing style;
• structuring research projects according to international standards;
• applying the Chicago Manual of Style in academic writing;
• building persuasive academic arguments;
• improving clarity, coherence, and scholarly presentation.

The event combines theoretical perspectives with practical writing exercises. Participants will engage in discussion, reflection, and interactive work aimed at strengthening their academic writing and research communication skills.