EAPIL events

Postponement of the EAPIL founding conference until June 2022

Due to the uncertainties regarding the corona situation, the Scientific Council of EAPIL has decided to postpone the EAPIL founding conference until 2-4 June 2022.

Again, Aarhus University has offered to host the conference.

Participants who have previously chosen to transfer their registration/fee to the 2021 conference will be contacted directly by e-mail and offered to transfer their registration to 2022 or be reimbursed.

The program for the conference remains unchanged and many of the speakers have already confirmed their attendance once again. EAPIL is confident that all the speakers will join the Aarhus conference in 2022.

Registration for the 2022 EAPIL founding conference in Aarhus is now open here.

See here for a general presentation, and here for the full program as well as details on venue, travel and accommodation.

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