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Im Zusammenhang mit dem Bachelor-Kurs “Vielfalt und Kohäsion als städtische Herausforderung” Europa Universität Viadrina Frankfurt/Oder) haben Studenten den aktuellen Stand der Forschung recherchiert und konkrete Projekte in Bezug auf Integration, politische Teilhabe, städtische Kunst und Kultur, interkulturelle Kommunikation, etc, formuliert, die sie am 9.1.2012 in einem, mit den Citizens for Europe e.V. organisierten, interaktiven Workshop gerne vor einem Publikum aus Experten, Praktikern, Künstler und Politikern präsentieren und diskutieren wollen.
Die Projektvorschläge sind zwar Ergebnis eines Semesters gezielter Forschungsarbeit zum Thema “Vielfalt und Kohäsion”, aber haben das konkrete Ziel Wissen und Aktion näher zusammen zu bringen und die Kluft zwischen Universität und sozialer Welt zu überbrücken, voneinander zu lernen und gemeinsame Ideen zu entwickeln.
Einladung
Wir möchten Sie gerne zur aktiven Teilnahme im Diversities Projektworkshop einladen – um den Studenten Feedback zu geben und auch ihre eigenen Erfahrungen und Ideen einzubringen.
Englisch ist die Sprache des Workshops, da die Studenten aus verschiedenen Ländern kommen (Türkei, Mexiko, Australien, Frankreich, Polen, etc).
Datum: 09.01.2012
Zeit: Von 10:00-14:00 Uhr.
Ort: Haus der Demokratie und Menschenrechte, Greifswalder Str. 4,
Berlin-Friedrichshain
Bitte bis zum 5.1.2012 registrieren bei Sebastian Mehling unter basti.mehling@gmx.de
OPEN CITIZENSHIP – Journal on Citizenship Issues in Europe
Volume 3, Issue 1: Summer 2012
We invite young academics and researchers to submit their contributions for the
up-coming issue of Open Citizenship. Open Citizenship is a hybrid journal
combining engaging articles from academics, journalists, civil society and
politics to explore the scope and complexity of identity and citizenship within
the European Union.
The upcoming issue focuses on the state of identity and citizenship building in
the European Union and investigates, among other topics, the impact of the
current economic crisis on the creation of a closer union of citizens.
For more information on the Call for Papers!
Our operating year 2011 is coming to an end. We want to thank all of you for an amazing year that brought new insights into issues that really matter: political participation and an active civil society. With the great support we got for our projects, we are now more determined than ever to push our ideas in 2012.
Thank you!
Of course, we won’t leave you without a present. Over the course of the next days and weeks, you will find more videos and audio material on our new Youtube channel and on our Podcast! Have a look at the sidebar —–>
Share your ideas with us
We are finishing up the year by reflecting on our accomplishments and gathering themes, ideas and contacts we’ve collected over the past 10 months. If you would like to help steer the association into 2012, please send your ideas or issues to address to us via mail (office at
citizensforeurope.org), Facebook or Twitter.
To learn more about all of our projects in 2010 and 2011, check out or archive of past Projects & Activities. Here you will find more information on our publications, events and campaigns.
In addition,we will soon have full documentation of the campaign Jede Stimme 2011, Symbolic Elections – Giving Foreigners a Voice, you will soon find a full documentation on our site. Check back soon!
Open up Europe!
Of course, we already have a draft road map for 2012. We continue our work on citizenship, migration and political participation issues in Europe.
Together with our partners, Citizens For Europe e.V. will continue to develop national and international networks to gather expertise and build trust between civil society actors, public and private institutions and individuals to improve the European project through citizen involvement and political participation.
Stay with us in 2012 – it’s going to be fun!
