Cooperation partners

Austria
Marisa Krenn-Wache
, formerly: BAfEP, Federal Vocational College for Early Childhood Pedagogy, Klagenfurt

Belgium
Florence Pirard, University of Liège
Brecht Peleman, Nima Sharmahd, Katrien van Laere, VBJK- Centre for Innovation in the Early Years, Ghent
Catherine Reinertz, Jana Backes, Ministry of the German-speaking Community, Eupen

Bulgaria
Rozalina Engels-Kritidis, University St. Kliment Ohridski, Sofia

Croatia
Dejana Bouillet, University of Zagreb

Cyprus
Eleni Loizou, University of Cyprus

Czech Republic
Barbora Loudová Stralczynská, Charles University, Prague

Denmark
Anette Boye Koch, Jytte Juul Jensen, VIA University College Aarhus

Estonia
Marika Veisson, University of Tallinn

Finland
Heidi Chydenius, University of Helsinki

France
Sylvie Rayna, EXPÉRICE, University Sorbonne Paris Nord

Germany
Pamela Oberhuemer, University College London, TCRU; formerly: State Institute for Early Childhood Research and Media Literacy (IFP), Munich
Inge Schreyer, State Institute for Early Childhood Research and Media Literacy (IFP), Munich
Assessments of current challenges:
Sigrid Ebert, formerly: Pestalozzi-Fröbel-Haus, Berlin
Sigrid Lorenz, State Institute for Early Childhood Research and Media Literacy (IFP), Munich

Greece
Maria Sakellariou, University of Ioannina

Hungary
Marta Korintus, formerly: Institute for Family, Youth and Population Policy, Budapest

Ireland
Maresa Duignan, Department of Education, Dublin

Italy
Mariacristina Picchio, National Research Council, Rome
Chiara Bove, University of Milan-Bicocca

Latvia
Inese Šūpule, Baltic Institute of Social Sciences, Riga

Lithuania
Hanna Siarova, Public Policy and Management Institute, Vilnius

Luxembourg
Claudine Kirsch, University of Luxembourg
Frederick de Moll, University of Bielefeld, Germany
Valérie Kemp, Kevin Simoes Loureiro, University of Luxembourg
Andreas Hadjar, University of Fribourg, Switzerland

Malta
Valerie Sollars, University of Malta

Netherlands
Bodine Romijn, University of Utrecht
Elly Singer†, formerly: Universities of Utrecht and Amsterdam

Norway
Lars Gulbrandsen, Institute for Norwegian Social Research, Oslo Metropolitan University

Poland
Małgorzata Żytko, Marta Pacholczyk-Sanfilippo, Olga Wysłowska, University of Warsaw

Portugal
Sara Barros Araújo, Polytechnic Institute of Porto

Romania
Laura Elena Ciolan, Anca Petrescu, Cristian Bucur, Tania Colniceanu, University of Bucharest

Russian Federation
Tatiana Volkova, WFS Bildungs gUG, Berlin

Serbia
Lidija Miskeljin, University of Belgrade

Slovak Republic
Monika Minova, University of Presov
Zuzana Lynch, Milena Lipnicka, Matej Bel University Banská Bystrica

Slovenia
Jerneja Jager, Educational Research Institute, Step by Step Centre for Quality in Education, Ljubljana

Spain
Ana Acheta-Arrabal, University of Valencia

Sweden
Maelis Karlsson Lohmander, University of Gothenburg

Switzerland
Janine Hostettler Schärer, St. Gallen University of Teacher Education

Ukraine
Nataliia Sofii, Ukrainian Institute of Education Development, Kyiv

United Kingdom
Eunice Lumsden, University Northampton
Contributing authors: Sarah Burton, Open University, Scotland; Natalie MacDonald, University Trinity St. David, Wales; Catriona Rogers, Stranmillis University College, Northern Ireland