À l’occasion de la sortie du nouveau numéro hors-série du magazine Brennpunkt Drëtt Welt, participez au dialogue autour de son dossier spécial sur « Luxembourg: l’avenir de la coopération au développement et des droits humains ».
L’ère de la coalition tricolore au Luxembourg a pris fin avec les élections en octobre 2023. La nouvelle coalition devra assumer ses responsabilités, historiques et contemporaines, à l’égard des populations du Sud global. Qu’en est-il précisément ? Quels sont les engagements annoncés par le gouvernement en matière de coopération internationale ? Le présent dossier cherche à répondre à ces questions.
Date : 17/04/2024
Heure : 17h30-19h30h
Lieu : CITIM, 136-138, rue Adolphe Fischer, L-1521 Luxembourg-Gare
Organisé par CITIM.
Inscription obligatoire via brennpunkt@astm.lu
L’échange aura lieu en français et anglais.
Thursday 25th of April 6.30 pm (18h30) @Centre Sociétaire et Sportif Gare : 29, rue de Strasbourg L-1839 Luxembourg
This Huni Kuin family is coming from Brazil to teach about their indigenous culture and traditional practices, sharing their value of their communication with the natural spirit world as well as talking about the current situation of the Amazon and its people and natural inhabitants.
They have faced significant challenges and threats to their way of life. They have also been affected by environmental degradation, including deforestation and pollution.
Despite these challenges, the Huni Kuin tribe continues to fight for their rights and way of life. They have formed alliances with other indigenous groups and organizations and have worked to preserve their traditional practices and protect their lands.
Join us for a conversation with them hosted by Rocio Meza, cultural officer at ASTM – Action Solidarité Tiers Monde asbl.
To finish off we get to enjoy a concert by Txanas (musicians) Meka and Muru.
The translation in English is provided by Samira, her companion who has supported Huni Kuin for many years and is closely connected to their culture and spirituality.
Free entry, register now by e-mail: citim@astm.lu or by phone: 400 427 31
There is a possibility to give a financial support during the evening by buying crafts or making a donation.
L’artiste-conteuse Luisa Bevilacqua et le CITIM invitent les enfants (âgés 4-7) et leurs parents à un après-midi autour du livre.
Nous commencerons par un récit captivant qui vous transportera dans l’univers littéraire du CITIM. Ensuite, vous aurez l’opportunité de créer votre tampon « ex-libris » personnalisé.
Tout au long de l’après-midi vous aurez l’occasion de découvrir l’intégralité de l’offre de la bibliothèque qui inclut des livres pour enfants.
Aucun prérequis nécessaire. Matériel fourni. Gratuit.
Samedi, le 27.04.2024, de 14h à 16h
Participant.e.s : binôme enfant (4-7 ans) + adulte
Langue : luxembourgeois et/ou français
> Réservation obligatoire sur citim@astm.lu – atelier limité à max. 8 binômes !
Trouvez ici plus d’informations sur la séance pour les adultes.
Passion, intricate rhythms, and awe-inspiring performances are what you might associate today with the word flamenco.
However, to truly understand the essence of this way of living, one must delve into the rich depths of its history, marked by the struggles and influences of minority communities.
Our goal is to meticulously study the multifaceted history of flamenco, from its early stages to the sold-out shows of today, with a focus on the hardships and influences of minority groups.
Expect extensive references, comparative analysis of literature, and an introduction to fundamental flamenco music concepts with practical demonstrations. By the end of this course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of flamenco’s origins, its significance to those who have shaped it, and its continuing impact on culture and history.
We invite you to participate in this 3-part series of conference, by registering for each part individually by mail to: rocio.meza@astm.lu
Please notice that these events are for free!
Part 1
02.10
Conference “The History of Flamenco: Tracing Minority Hardships and Influences” by Giorgos Christodoulakis
Part 2
09.10
Introductory flamenco dancing course by Rosa Maria Fernandez
Part 3
16.10
Conference “The History of Flamenco: Tracing Minority Hardships and Influences” by Giorgos Christodoulakis (With short flamenco dance demonstrations by Rosa Maria Fernandez)
Passion, intricate rhythms, and awe-inspiring performances are what you might associate today with the word flamenco.
However, to truly understand the essence of this way of living, one must delve into the rich depths of its history, marked by the struggles and influences of minority communities.
Our goal is to meticulously study the multifaceted history of flamenco, from its early stages to the sold-out shows of today, with a focus on the hardships and influences of minority groups.
Expect extensive references, comparative analysis of literature, and an introduction to fundamental flamenco music concepts with practical demonstrations. By the end of this course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of flamenco’s origins, its significance to those who have shaped it, and its continuing impact on culture and history.
We invite you to participate in this 3-part series of conference, by registering for each part individually by mail to: rocio.meza@astm.lu
Please notice that these events are for free!
Part 1
02.10
Conference “The History of Flamenco: Tracing Minority Hardships and Influences” by Giorgos Christodoulakis
Part 2
09.10
Introductory flamenco dancing course by Rosa Maria Fernandez
Part 3
16.10
Conference “The History of Flamenco: Tracing Minority Hardships and Influences” by Giorgos Christodoulakis (With short flamenco dance demonstrations by Rosa Maria Fernandez)
