* 15 June 2026: 2nd conference of UNIDELIB, the Network of Deliberative Universities “Are university deliberative assemblies political spaces?” Institut Etudes Politiques Fontainebleau - Université Paris Est Créteil https://iep-fontainebleau.u-pec.fr/l-ecole/actualites/second-international-conference-of-deliberating-universities-network-unidelib-are-university-deliberative-assemblies-political-spaces

* 16 June 2026: Workshop (for UNIDELIB members only), venue to be determined in Paris

* 11 May 2026: “Have Deliberating Universities Transformed?” Workshop Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris, Nation) https://iep-fontainebleau.u-pec.fr/l-ecole/actualites/journee-detude-les-universites-deliberantes-se-transforment-elles

* 12 May 2026: “Facilitating in University Context” Pre-publication Workshop UPEC, Campus centre, Créteil

* May 23, 2025: the UNIDELIB international conference will be held at the Institut d'Études Politiques de Fontainebleau (UPEC), in France. The event presentation and program are available here. Please register here

* May 24, 2025: UNIDELIB workshop, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle.

• March 17, 2025 (online): meeting on Horizon Europe call
• March 13, 2025: Study day on facilitation in deliberative context, at the Académie du climat in Paris. The event presentation and program are available here.
• February 10, 2025: Study day (in French), at the Académie du Climat in Paris, to collectively work on a university and student citizens' assemblies organization guide. The event presentation and program are available here.
• February 3, 2025 (hybrid, SUPSI): meeting on european funding programmes and open calls.
• January 27, 2025 (online): meeting on European funding programmes and open calls.
• January 24, 2025 (online): monthly meeting
• December 16, 2025 (online): monthly meeting
• November 22, 2024: workshop bringing four Parisian universities that are holding student citizens' assemblies for 2024-2025 (Paris Dauphine - PSL, Sorbonne Paris Nord, Sorbonne Nouvelle and UPEC), in order to reflect on the orders of magnitude of the environmental impact. This workshop will also be an opportunity to discuss with Graham Smith, professor of political science at the Center for the Study of Democracy at the University of Westminster (United Kingdom).