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EQUATION Project Gains Momentum at Second Meeting in Warsaw, Poland

Warsaw, Poland — The vibrant city of Warsaw played host to the second meeting of the EQUATION project, marking a significant stride in collaborative efforts for equality advancement.

On November 9, participants to delve into the rich cultural tapestry in diversity management of Vistula University.The meeting delved into in-depth discussions centered around the materials presented at the Discussion for the 36th Businet Annual Conference – LTT on November 10, 2023. The intellectual exchange fostered a dynamic environment for participants to engage with cutting-edge ideas and trends in diversity field.

In addition to reflecting on the current project milestones, participants actively formulated a strategic schedule for forthcoming collaborations. This forward-looking approach sets the stage for continued synergies and impactful initiatives.

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2-3 March 2023 – 1st TRANSNATIONAL PARTNER MEETING, Slovenia, Bled

The first meeting of the EQUATION consortium took place in Bled, Slovenia. Coordinated by CEEMAN – International Association for Management Development, EQUATION is an ambitious Erasmus+ funded project that addresses gender equality in universities and the role of accreditation agencies in these processes. During the event, relationships were established between CEEMAN and partner universities: IEDC-Bled School of Management, Vistula University, WSB University and Riga Technical University. The participants of the meeting agreed on the division of tasks and the cooperation schedule enabling the implementation of the program over the next two years. The aim of the EQUATION project is to equalize the chances of women and men in higher education – especially in management schools and business. The program is to develop tools and training for universities and accrediting institutions and their employees, so that they are better prepared to act towards narrowing the gender gap, which will lead to lasting cultural and institutional changes.