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We cordially invite you to the ceremonial unveiling of a plaque dedicated to Alma M. Karlin, which will take place on Wednesday, September 18, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the former post office building in Kojsko (Kojsko, No. 65). The Ljubka Trail is a cultural and tourist trail dedicated to Ljubka Šorli and the women

The Women Writers Route (WWR) is pleased to announce the first edition of the Narrative Routes International Short Story Contest, organised in 2027 to mark the 40th anniversary of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe programme. The contest is open to the general public and invites authors to submit an unpublished short story

On Thursday, 2 July, the third discussion evening in the series On Her Footsteps – Conversations with the Realisers of Zofka Kveder’s Ideas took place in the garden of Villa Zlatica. The guest of literary and cultural historian Dr Katja Mihurko, moderator of the discussion series and head of the Programme Committee of the Year

In May and June, the first two events in the series Following Her Footsteps took place at Villa Zlatica and in its garden. The series explores the legacy of one of Slovenia’s most important writers, public intellectuals, and advocates for women’s rights, shedding light on her relevance in contemporary society through different perspectives. The discussions

The Women Writers Route recently participated in the engaging General Assembly of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe, held in Rome. Represented by ICCI, the reference hub for the WWR in Italy, our team had the invaluable opportunity to connect with other European routes, share best practices, and lay the groundwork for exciting

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 has successfully renewed its prestigious “Cultural Route of the Council of Europe” certification for another five-year period, following the regular evaluation conducted within the 2025–2026 certification cycle. The decision was adopted by the Governing Board of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes (EPA) of the Council of Europe during its

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

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