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Dr. Andreja Rihter visited the Adam Mickiewicz Museum of Literature in Warsaw, where, within the framework of the Council of Europe Cultural Route Women Writers Route, she met with the institution’s leadership and learned more about its activities in preserving and presenting literary heritage. The Women Writers Route, one of the Council of Europe’s Cultural […]

As part of the BOOKWEEK festival in Gorizia, a presentation of the trilingual anthology of women writers from the Goriška region Bold and Borderless will take place on Saturday, 13 June, at 15:15. The book will be presented by its editor, Dr. Katja Mihurko, together with representatives of the Ljubkina pot project, within which the

The Women Writers Route (WWR) proudly participated as a partner in Frontiers – The Content Industry Summit 2026, organized by WWR member ICCI Hub in Turin on 17–18 April 2026. The summit served as an important platform for cultural cooperation, innovation, and international networking within Europe’s creative and heritage sectors. As part of the programme,

The Women Writers Route Association successfully held its 7th General Meeting online on 18 March 2026, bringing together members and partners from across Europe to review achievements, strengthen cooperation, and outline strategic plans for the future. Representatives from France, Finland, Norway, Serbia, Slovenia, Poland, Portugal, and Italy presented ongoing projects dedicated to preserving and promoting

In Solkan, the cross-border project Ljubkina pot (Ljubka’s Trail), funded by the European Union as part of the Interreg programme, concluded with the symbolic unveiling of a monument dedicated to Pavlina Pajk, the first Slovenian novelist. The project was developed in collaboration with the Forum of Slavic Cultures, the Lojze Bratuž Cultural Center in Gorizia, and the

In March 2025 five Finnish organizations became members of Women Writers Route. To develop the Women Writers Cultural route nationally, The Museum of Finnish Book Pukstaavi has started a project aiming to strengthen the cooperation of the Finnish members and increasing the visibility of women writers cultural heritage in Finland. The Finnish Heritage Agency granted funding for the project (duration of the project: October 2025 – December 2026).

On November 26, 2025, the Lojze Bratuž Cultural Center in Gorizia hosted the closing concert of the Ljubkina pot project, entitled Ljubkina pot – Song of the Landscape and Memory, featuring more than 80 young singers from Slovenia and Italy. The concert featured youth choirs accompanied by live instrumental music. The stage featured a combined

On November 21, 2025, Ljubka’s Trail was officially opened at the cemetery church of St. Urh. The trail follows the life, artistic journey, and historical legacy of Ljubka Šorli, as well as other women writers who have left a significant mark on the Goriška region. This new, widely accessible themed cultural route is part of

Women Writers Route has received its second consecutive Good Practice Award at the Annual Advisory Forum of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe. At the recently concluded forum in Cappadocia, Turkey, representatives of the Governing Board of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes — which brings together delegates from all participating countries

On Wednesday, November 26, 2025, the Lojze Bratuž Cultural Center will host the Gala Closing Concert of the cross-border Interreg SPF Italy–Slovenia project “Ljubka’s Trail” (Ljubkina pot – pesem pokrajine in spomina). The concert marks the official conclusion of the project, which celebrates and reconnects the cultural and literary heritage of Ljubka Šorli and other