Agenda

Im Februar lädt das CITIM wieder engagierte Bildungsakteure aus dem NGO-Bereich für ein Peer-to-Peer ein.

In dieser Art von Format tauschen wir uns auf Basis eines konkreten Tools unserer Bildungsarbeit zu grundlegenden Fragen der ECM (Education à la Citoyenneté Mondiale) und der BNE (Bildung für Nachhaltige Entwicklung) aus.

Für Dienstag den 20. Februar 2024 ist von 14:00 – 16:00 folgendes Programm vorgesehen:

Gemeinsam werden wir den großformatigen Outdoor-Parcours zum Ökologischen Fußabdruck durchführen. Diesen könnt ihr anschließend kostenfrei im CITIM für eure Events ausleihen.

Daran anschließend gibt’s einen interaktiven Theorieinput als Diskussionsbasis. Dabei erfahren wir unter anderem, was der Erdölkonzern BP mit dem Ökologischen Fußabdruck zu tun hat und wir sehen uns die Verantwortungsebenen in der Klimakrise näher an: Welches Land emittiert wieviel? Globaler Süden versus Globaler Norden, welche Bevölkerungsgruppen emittieren wieviel, wodurch setzen extrem reiche Menschen besonders viele Treibhausgase frei? Und wie sieht es mit der Klimaverantwortung multinationaler Unternehmen aus? Es gibt auch pädagogisches Theoriefutter zur Frage warum gemeinsames Handeln als Ziel der Klimabildung wirksamer ist als die alleinige Konzentration auf private Verhaltensänderungen.

Dann gehen wir in den Austausch rund um die Frage “Wie kommen wir in unserer Bildungsarbeit vom Fokus auf individuelles Konsumverhalten zu gemeinschaftlichem und politischen Handeln?” ausgehend von den eigenen Erfahrungen und Wünschen aus der Bildungspraxis.

Meldet euch an unter citim@astm.lu, denn die Plätze sind begrenzt.

Wir freuen uns auf euch!

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)

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)