Online Seminar | Referentin: Catharina Koke | KJR-Dachau Dietrich Bonhoeffer is a well known theologian, not only in Germany but also international. His consistent understanding of being a Christian and his conclusion to join the resistance group responsible for the assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler on the 20th of July in 1944 fascinates many people…
DetailsOnline Seminar | Referent: Jannes Rupf | IB People being attacked on facebook because of their religious beliefs, women fighting for gender equality on twitter plastered with hate, gays receiving death threats online. Just three examples showing that something has changed online and offline in recent years. The workshop #HateIsNotAnOpinion addresses these issues. We try…
DetailsOnline Seminar | Referentin: Jana In February 2020, the so-called “asocial” and “professional criminals” finally got officially recognized as victims of the national socialism. In this workshop we will go through the history of recommendation of the different prisoner groups, especially of the marginalized ones. You will also hear a talk with Frank Nonnenmacher, expert…
DetailsOnline Seminar | Referentin: Catharina Koke | KJR-Dachau This seminar is dedicated to various forms of protestant resistance in Nazi-Germany. The history of the protestant church between 1933 and 1945 will be made clear as a first step. Linked to terms like Kirchenkampf (church struggle), völkischeReligion (national religiosity) and groups like the Bekennende Kirche (Confessing Church)…
DetailsOnline Seminar | Referentin: Stefanie Steinbauer | KJR-Dachau In our online seminar we will learn about different approaches of remembrance in urban space. On the one side we will join Terry Swartzbeg through a virtual tour through Munich telling us about the so called Stolperteine or „stumbling stones“ that are inserted into the sidewalks of…
DetailsOnline Seminar | Referenten: Michael Wörner-Schappert, Michael Hebeisen | Jugenschutz.net In course of the event the participants will share experiences with racist incidents and far-right extremism online and find ways to act against it. Our starting point is your personal experiences as well as additional examples of current and relevant spotlights of online hate. We…
DetailsOnline Seminar| Referentin: Catharina Koke | KJR This online seminar has mainly two questions to answer: 1) What is resistance, what are its motivations and forms? and based on these first insights 2) How is resistance, are it’s motivations translated in cinematic language? After, at first working on the term of resistance and its meanings,…
DetailsOnline Seminar | DGB Jugend München The right-wing terrorist attack on the Munich Oktoberfest on September 26th, 1980 is the most serious attack in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany: 211 people were partially seriously injured, 12 people and the perpetrator died. To date, the background of the attack has not been legally…
DetailsOnline Seminar | Referentin: Galina Shamkalova | Förderverein “Collecting our memory” is a project to collect and get insight in different approaches of remembrance according to the topic of the Holocaust worldwide. It is part of the digital lab of remembrance in Dachau this year. We would like to collect as many shared memories as…
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