On July 13th and 14th, a triple will take place at the youth academy in Bad Segeberg: In addition to the JuPhilA (a regional youth exhibition), the foundation competition and the German team championships for young stamp lovers will be held. Bad Segeberg will be the capital of youth philately this weekend.
The theme of the weekend is “Future”. So it made sense to have the logo created with the help of “artificial intelligence”. The logo created in this way can also be found in the special stamp and the receipts.
At a “JiMs Bar” visitors can enjoy non-alcoholic cocktails – appropriate for the season. JiMs Bar is a non-profit project run by various youth organizations in Schleswig-Holstein, where young people mix and sell non-alcoholic cocktails.
A great supporting program is planned for all participants in the German Team Championships. On Saturday afternoon, DPhJ members can take part in a stamp auction. After dinner, we go to the Kalkbergstadion. “Winnetou II – Ribanna and Old Firehand” is on the program this year at the well-known Karl May Festival. The supporting program ends with a visit to the bat caves in Kalkberg on Sunday morning.
On Sunday (July 14th) at 1 p.m. the award ceremony will include the announcement of the successful exhibitors and the announcement of the German team champion 2024.
The German Team Championships are a team competition. A team consists of a supervisor and two young teammates. As many points as possible must be earned in various disciplines (creation of an exhibit, knowledge quiz and supervisor competition).
The foundation competition is an open stamp exhibition in which all children and young people can take part. Membership in the DPhJ or an exhibitor pass is not a requirement.
Detailed information and downloads for all parts of the event can be found on the homepage at https://juphila2024.de/.
Photo: Team NRW, the team champion 2023. [photo credit: Detlev Moratz – LV Südwest]
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The thirteenth biennial Postal History Symposium will be held on 1-2 November 2024 at the American Philatelic Center in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The theme for the 2024 symposium will be “The Universal Postal Union: Connecting the World by Mail,” commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Treaty of Bern.
The biographies of the presenters, the abstracts of their papers as well as their presentations and session videos of previous Symposia are all available on the library’s Postal History Symposium page.
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Over the years, he has held countless roles in organised philately at every level. Being the president of the FIP Commission for Thematic Philately from 1977 to 2004, he is rightly considered the father of Thematics in its modern conception. With countless contributions as an ambassador of philately to the general public, a columnist or speaker at seminars and conferences, and an artist of writing regulations, and guidelines, he pursued the improvement of organised philately, with an eye towards the future. He was a pioneer in the use of information technology in philatelic exhibitions.
Bad Segeberg is July’s Capital of Youth Philately
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Cool drinks with a “future”
On July 13th and 14th, a triple will take place at the youth academy in Bad Segeberg: In addition to the JuPhilA (a regional youth exhibition), the foundation competition and the German team championships for young stamp lovers will be held. Bad Segeberg will be the capital of youth philately this weekend.
The theme of the weekend is “Future”. So it made sense to have the logo created with the help of “artificial intelligence”. The logo created in this way can also be found in the special stamp and the receipts.
At a “JiMs Bar” visitors can enjoy non-alcoholic cocktails – appropriate for the season. JiMs Bar is a non-profit project run by various youth organizations in Schleswig-Holstein, where young people mix and sell non-alcoholic cocktails.
A great supporting program is planned for all participants in the German Team Championships. On Saturday afternoon, DPhJ members can take part in a stamp auction. After dinner, we go to the Kalkbergstadion. “Winnetou II – Ribanna and Old Firehand” is on the program this year at the well-known Karl May Festival. The supporting program ends with a visit to the bat caves in Kalkberg on Sunday morning.
On Sunday (July 14th) at 1 p.m. the award ceremony will include the announcement of the successful exhibitors and the announcement of the German team champion 2024.
The German Team Championships are a team competition. A team consists of a supervisor and two young teammates. As many points as possible must be earned in various disciplines (creation of an exhibit, knowledge quiz and supervisor competition).
The foundation competition is an open stamp exhibition in which all children and young people can take part. Membership in the DPhJ or an exhibitor pass is not a requirement.
Detailed information and downloads for all parts of the event can be found on the homepage at https://juphila2024.de/.
Photo: Team NRW, the team champion 2023.
[photo credit: Detlev Moratz – LV Südwest]
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2024 Postal History Symposium
We’ve picked it up from the APS website:
The thirteenth biennial Postal History Symposium will be held on 1-2 November 2024 at the American Philatelic Center in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The theme for the 2024 symposium will be “The Universal Postal Union: Connecting the World by Mail,” commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Treaty of Bern.
The event is jointly-sponsored by the American Philatelic Research Library, the American Philatelic Society and the Smithsonian National Postal Museum. The 2024 symposium will also be co-sponsored by the U.S. Philatelic Classics Society, which sponsored the 2020 Virtual Symposium held in lieu of an in-person event.
The biographies of the presenters, the abstracts of their papers as well as their presentations and session videos of previous Symposia are all available on the library’s Postal History Symposium page.
Reservation details are here.
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Giancarlo Morolli honoured in Lavagna
We’ve picked it up from Vaccari News: Giancarlo Morolli was honoured today in Lavagna (Genoa) with the City of Lavagna Philatelic Award.
Giancarlo is currently Vice-President of the Federation of European Philatelic Associations (FEPA), FSFI delegate for international affairs, national representative of the Royal Philatelic Society London, counsellor of the Italian Union of Philatelic Press, and an FIP juror for over fifty years. In 1989 his name was included in the Albo d’oro della philatelic italiana, and in 2010 he was invited to sign the Roll of Distinguished Philatelists.
Over the years, he has held countless roles in organised philately at every level. Being the president of the FIP Commission for Thematic Philately from 1977 to 2004, he is rightly considered the father of Thematics in its modern conception. With countless contributions as an ambassador of philately to the general public, a columnist or speaker at seminars and conferences, and an artist of writing regulations, and guidelines, he pursued the improvement of organised philately, with an eye towards the future. He was a pioneer in the use of information technology in philatelic exhibitions.
Photo: Luca Lavagnino (left) and Giancarlo Morolli.
[photo credit: Vaccari News]
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