Allemagne

The Culture Weeks team has been working at full speed on the programme of the events starting in 2023 and. Together with committed partners, the Heinrich Böll Stiftung Schleswig-Holstein has put together a colourful programme of concerts, exhibitions, dialogues, courses, theatre performances, etc. with a focus on Kurdish themes.

We look forward to Ebow, Fatma Aydemir, Anja Flach, Leyla Imret, Asya Abdullah, Asli Filiz, Lil.V., Kerem Schamberger, Kamal Sido, Beliban zu Stolberg, Feryad Fazil Omar, Faarjam, Adir Jan, Farhad Alsilo and many more.

Find the programme here!

Civil society plays an important role for democracy and sustainability - today more than ever! That is why the Learn2change Network is organizing together with the VNB e. V., Somero Uganda and Model African Union Tunisia and many other local cooperation partners a series of events with the aim to explore and document in global dialogue and with global learning how democratic participation supports sustainable processes and vice versa.

The symposia will take place in three countries including Germany, Tunisia and Uganda respectively. All will be both physical (for invited people within the country) and online (for those outside the country and other interested parties). At all symposia, representatives and activists from civil society, education, universities, trade unions, politics and many more will have the opportunity to exchange ideas and network. Activists from the international Learn2Change network will also be present online in all symposia.

Symposium in Hannover/Germany, 22 November 2023, 10:30 am – 5:30 pm CET
Symposium in Kampala/Uganda, 30 November 2023, 8:30 am – 1:00 pm EAT
Symposium in Tunis/Tunisia, 25 November 2023, information are coming soon

Registration participation online: learn2change@vnb.de

In the spirit of further promoting the cooperation, expert knowledge and learning exchange initiatives of ALF members, the German network started a new series of interactive online workshops organised by members of the German ALF network for all members of the ALF. The first part of the series was successfully concluded in 2020 with:

The Tension between Intangible Cultural Heritage and Superdiversity of Urban Spaces

Birgit Ellinghaus (alba KULTUR)
Wednesday, August 26th, 2020 (5pm- 7p.m. CET)

In her workshop, Brigit Ellinghaus covered four aspects: the importance of intangible cultural heritage for the ALF as an institution of intercultural dialogue; urban spaces as places of migration and cultural diversity; urban traditions as a paradoxical construction; and networking in super-diverse contexts.

Diversity Management in Times of New Work – Opportunities and Challenges

Fabian Pianka (Deutsche Welle)
Thursday, September 10th, 2020 (5pm- 7p.m. CET)

During this two-hour workshop Fabian Pianka introduced initiatives for an efficient Diversity Management strategy and discuss the do’s and don’ts of diversity and inclusion in times of New Work realities in an interactive part of the workshop with the participants.

Presentation of the Network "Integration through Qualification (IQ)" and transnational activities

Anne Gueller-Frey (Tür an Tür Integrationsprojekte gGmbH)
Wednesday, October 14th, 2020 (5pm- 7p.m. CET)

The topic of the workshop focused on the integration of people with a migration background who hold professional qualifications or other valuable credentials that are not recognized in Germany. In this regard, Anne Gueller-Frey presented the Network “Integration through Qualification” (IQ), which works on improving employment opportunities for people with a migration background in Germany. The Network IQ works also on transnational activities together with European and international partners.

Picture: Ahkka / photocase.de

The series will be continued in 2021. Please follow us on ZAK | Research - Anna Lindh Foundation (kit.edu) and on facebook.