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EUROPE WEEK
May 9-16, 2009
From May 9 to May 16, 2009 – with a special focus on May 9,
Europe Day*
– EU Centers of Excellence, universities, think tanks, other non-governmental
organizations and the Embassies and Consulates of EU Member States around the US
took part in Europe Week 2009, hosting events designed to create a better
understanding of the European Union.
Europe Week events included speeches, seminars and workshops on EU issues;
film screenings, concerts and cultural events related to the European Union or
to EU Member States; presentations at high schools and universities; and more.
European Commission Delegation Press & Public Diplomacy
Section Deputy Head Mattias Sundholm at Paint Branch High School, Europe Week
2009
For detailed information on Europe Week, please see the
2009 Europe Week
brochure and visit our
calendar of events organized
and hosted by EU Member State Embassies, the European Commission Delegation in
Washington and other organizations affiliated with the EU in the United States.
Photos from the 2009 EU Open House are here.
* Europe Day commemorates the occasion on which in
1950 then-French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman first proposed the concept that
evolved into
today’s European Union.
