European Foundation for Slavic Script and Culture

The European Foundation for Slavic Literature and Culture continues its collaboration with the Russian editorial team of Radio Slovakia International. This year, students from bilingual gymnasiums studying the Russian language have already participated in two joint projects: in winter, they wrote and recorded their Christmas stories in the studio, and in spring – as part of the Days of the Russian Language organized by our foundation – they visited Slovak Radio on an excursion and gave interviews.

On April 2, the European Foundation for Slavic Literature and Culture participated in an excursion organized by the Bratislava Bilingual Gymnasium named after I. Horváth, where students study the Russian language.

Nina Koshutova, a student at Matej Bel University, talks about her university library while doing an internship at the European Slavic Literature and Culture Foundation.

Students of Matej Bel University undergo internships at the European Foundation for Slavic Literacy and Culture. Sara Polivkova talks about her faculty and studying the Russian language.

The exhibition "Russia. Unique Regions and People" opened in Bratislava

On March 28, 2025, the grand opening of the photo exhibition "Russia. Unique Regions and People" took place at the AIRCRAFT Gallery in Bratislava. The event was organized by the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture. The exposition, compiled from the best works of the "My Russian World" photo contest, showcased to the audience the multifaceted nature of Russian culture, spirituality, and natural wealth.

The European Foundation of Slavic Literacy and Culture (EFSLAC) is expanding its collaboration with Slovak philosophers, historians, and researchers. One of them is Marek Schön, a young historian specializing in the study of the Slovak National Uprising (SNU).