Simone Klee
Head of Office and Project Manager - on parental leave

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As head of office, Simone is responsible for managing the cooperation at IEP. She supports the managing director and the work for IEPs board members. As project manager, she oversees the implementation of various projects, e.g. RADAR.

Experiences

Assistant to the Directors, Institut für Europäische Politik (2019 -2023)
Head of Department Society and Civic Education, Adult Education Centre Dahme-Spreewald (2018)
Civic Education and Project Management, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Brandenburg (2011-2017)
B.A. Integrated European Studies, Bremen and M.A. Euroculture, Göttingen and Uppsala, Sweden (2005-2010)
Further Education: Trainer for Social Justice and Diversity, University for Applied Sciences Potsdam (2018-2019)

Languages

German
English

Simone.klee@iep-berlin.de

Projects

#EngagEUrCouncil: Young agenda-setters for Europe

Future of European Integration

Young Germans, Slovenians and Portuguese meet in a virtual think tank gaining knowledge on the priorities of the current Trio EU Council Presidency. They develop political demands for the future of the EU and discuss them with political decision makers.

EUritage: A European Success Story

Future of European Integration

The project raises awareness among young Europeans of the democratic revolutions in Central Europe and the accession of this region to the EU and discusses the relevance of these events for a European culture of remembrance.

Germany and Europe

The IEP's Europe Talks bring together citizens, decision-makers, academics and civil society to discuss challenges and perspectives on European integration. In this way, they promote the debate on European policy in Germany.

RADAR - Raising Awareness on Disinformation Achieving Resilience

Future of European Integration

How can anti-democratic disinformation be recognised and what can be done against its spread at national and European level? The IEP discusses with experts and citizens.

rEUnify: A comparative study of national perceptions regarding German reunification

Future of European Integration

What is the significance of German reunification for Europe today? The project rEUnify compares and discusses historical memories and national perceptions of German reunification in Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, France and the Czech Republic.

Publications

Final Report of the Spinelli Forum 2023

Final Conference of the Spinelli Forum 2023

Call for Applications: Spinelli Forum 2023

How disinformation can threaten climate change policy in the EU

Radar Youth Lab Berlin: Dismantle Disinformation on Climate Change

Taking Stock: One Year Global Gateway Strategy

Ukraine’s recovery: Signals after the International Expert Conference in Berlin

War in Ukraine – Different Perspectives from Germany and the EU?

Europe's illiberal challenge: Value preferences and strategic populism in Central and Eastern Europe

Empowered and Involved: Final study on #EngagEUrCouncil

Momentum for change: How to proceed with the results of the Conference on the Future of Europe

Conference on the Future of Europe: Consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war

Brochure: EngagEUrCouncil collection of ideas

Essay collection on European unification in Central Europe 1989/2004 and beyond

Young ideas for the future of Europe

Young voices on the Future of Europe conference

European heritage 30 years after German reunification

30 years of German reunification - A European success story?

Youth ideas for the Slovenian Council presidency