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Sleep Week at Estonian universities

Also: Unenädal

University psychologists in Estonia (Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, University of Tartu, Estonian Business School, TTK University of Applied Sciences) and the mental health site Peaasi.ee run a sleep week for students and staff around World Sleep Day. It shares sleep hygiene tips on the web, Instagram and Facebook, with online seminars, a sleep self-test and a call for 'sleep songs' played on Instagram Live and Klassikaraadio.

Years
2022–2023
Country
Estonia
Topic
Mental healthSleep
Asks people to
Start
Strategy
Self screeningUser generated content
Channel
RadioSocial (organic)Website
Audience
AdultsYoung adults
University students and staff in Tallinn and Tartu

Evidence

NoneUnknown

Sponsor (who paid)

  • Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre Academic, co-organiser
  • University of Tartu Academic, co-organiser
  • TTK University of Applied Sciences Academic, co-organiser
  • Peaasi.ee (Head Matters) NGO, co-organiser

Credits (who made it)

Not recorded yet.

Related campaigns

Sources

  1. Estonia 2022: Elina Kivinukk (World Sleep Day) sponsor · 2022
  2. Sleep week offers several opportunities to design a sleep routine (EAMT) sponsor · 2023

Research notes

Created 2026-10-24 by an AI research pass for #103 (E1); not reviewed by a person. The batch file says 2021, but the earliest page opened is the 2022 edition (14-18 March 2022); the 2023 page says cooperation with Klassikaraadio was 'enhanced' compared with previous years, so it may predate 2022. endYear 2023 is the last edition confirmed, not a known end. Estonian Business School is named for 2022 only; Estonian University of Life Sciences joined in 2023. To verify: start year 2022 (or earlier); 2023 last edition; 12 authors and 15 songs (2022); 31 songs (2023).

Record cases/ee-university-sleep-week.json, updated 2026-10-24· Link to this campaign