In his lecture “What Does Solidarity Mean?”, Oskar Brabanski explored the philosophical and biblical origins of the concept as well as its limitations.
The lecture was held in German, with translation into English,
Tag: European Cooperation
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“Virtual Neighbourhoods against loneliness”
Today, people often live next door to each other without knowing one another. Many people are under strong time pressure or have very different interests. Young and old people rarely meet in a natural and friendly way. Since the coronavirus pandemic, the number of people who describe themselves as lonely has increased in all age groups.
In her lecture Carmen Stadelhofer shows how Neighbourhood’ as a social construct has
changed and how digital media can help to strenghten social cohesion:
- at an individual level,
- at a societal level,
- in the local neighbourhood,
- in the wider community,
- and at an international level.
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“Theaterpädagogik als Medium der Global Citizenship Education – Weltverantwortung auf der Bühne erproben“
Theatre pedagogy provides a unique space where global issues are not only discussed intellectually but also experienced and negotiated collectively. Within the framework of Global Citizenship Education (GCE), the aim is to empower individuals to see themselves as part of a global community, to take responsibility, and to act towards a fairer and more sustainable world. Theatre – as an art form grounded in empathy, collaboration, and imagination – offers powerful ways to explore these goals.
In her lecture Dr- Stanescu examines how methods can make complex global realities tangible and relatable. Through practical examples, she illustrates how theatre-based learning engages mind, body, and emotions, encouraging participants to reflect critically while developing compassion and agency.
The lecture was hold in German with translation.