EUniWell hosts second festival of wellbeing
The European University for Well-Being is hosting its second annual FestiWell - championing wellbeing across Europe and beyond.
Wellbeing in the workplace must have a sustainable future
The European University for Well-Being is hosting its second annual FestiWell. Under the title “Towards global sustainable well-being”, the nine-day event explores with students, researchers, academic and university staff from EUniWell partner intuitions how to set the course for a sustainable future in which we can support, develop and champion well-being.
EUnIWell is a new European University network of like-minded universities located across Europe to empower cutting-edge research, education and training in the area of well-being. The network unites 255,000 students and 44,000 staff from the Universities of Birmingham, Firenze, Köln, Leiden, Linnaeus, Nantes and Semmelweis with 102 associate partners drawn from seven regions of Europe.
FestiWell is an interactive hybrid event which puts well-being at the centre stage. University of Birmingham colleagues have organised a number of exciting panel discussions.
University of Birmingham Festiwell events
Embedding sustainable well-being in the workplace, Wednesday 4th May 2022, 16:00-17:30
Chaired by Dr Daniel Wheatley, author of “Well-being and the quality of working lives” this panel discussion will explore ways to enhance employee and organizational well-being. From the application of flexible working routines, to civic engagement and social entrepreneurship, and rethinking the physical working environment.
Open to sharing, Wednesday 4th May 2022, 11:00-12:00
This webinar will be led by the EUniWell Open Education group, and co-hosted by the Higher Education Futures institute. The focus is on how sharing knowledge through open educational resources and practices can increase inclusivity and wellbeing in our universities – and beyond.
Urban well-being and better quality of life, Wednesday 4th May, 14:00-15:30
FestiWell is teaming up with the Forum for Global Challenges to provide exclusive access to a session at the Forum. This panel discussion will explore the policies and practices of well-being cities and evidence-based ways to support and promote urban wellbeing.
Discover the full programme and details of how to register.