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Popular Education Network Conference 2014 – Malta

The 6th International Conference of the Popular Education Network (PEN)

Thursday 24 – Saturday 26 April 2014

University of Malta Valletta Campus

This conference seeks to build on the success of previous PEN conferences held in

Edinburgh (2000), Barcelona (2002), Braga (2004), Maynooth (2007) and Seville (2011).

The conference is an opportunity for university-based teachers and researchers, student-activists and others involved in higher education, who share a common interest in popular education – many of whom work in considerable isolation in their own institutions – to meet, exchange ideas, learn from each other and enjoy some much needed solidarity and conviviality.

The language of the conference will be English.

For a better understanding of the rationale of the conference and for immediate steps to follow:

http://www.um.edu.mt/events/pen2014