1. ELSA Day
ICM Porto, October 2016

2. Intro
A unique Human Rights forum where we discuss national and international standards of protection and implementation of Human Rights
The forum consists of
coordinated ELSA events from all over ELSA network taking
place the same day

3. A little bit of history 1st edition: 20th March 2013
Countries involved: 30
Events organised: 144 – Focus Children Rights
2nd edition: 5th March 2014
Countries involved: 29
Events organised: 173 – Focus HR on Internet
3rd edition: 26th November 2014
Countries involved: 33
Events organised: 133 – Focus Social Responsibility
4th edition: 25th November 2015
Countries involved: 32
Event organised: 143 – Focus Gender Equality

4. New Topic: Migration Law

5. Events specified for the 5th Edition:
Where are we now
5th Edition:
National Coordinators in 35 countries -> bigger impact
Numbers: Events specified for the 3rd edition: 50sth
Events specified for the 4th edition: 90
Events specified for the 5th Edition:
126 (so far)

6. What to organise?
Legal education (traditional types of events), but there are no limitations and creativity is always welcomed! – Main topic HR, preferably on the year’s focus.
Show us your events and make an impact! - videos, pictures etc. are more than welcome
Previous ELSA Day winners:
2nd edition: Human Library
3rd edition: Solidarity event
4th edition: Short movies festival

7. Important Materials

9. Evaluation ELSA Day Evaluation form – Usage:
Confirmation that the event finally took place
Estimation of the final number of events – important proof for the externals
Eligibility for the ELSA Day Competition – Award will be given during ICM Prague

10. ELSA Day Competition
Organise the best event!

11. ELSA International involvement
Online Campaign - user generated campaign
To be with the network

12. An ELSA Webinar!! Council of Europe Migration Law Live from Strasbourg
30th of November, 18:00 CET

13. Working Groups ELSA Day Promotion 1. Panel Discussion
2. Institutional Visit
3. Social Responsibility Event
4. Conference

14. “all different, all together”