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About DialoguePerspectives e.V.

Fostering Dialogue – Strengthening European Democracy

DialoguePerspectives e.V. is a Berlin-based independent European platform for strengthening plurality and democracy in Europe through educational and civil society programmes. DialoguePerspectives develops impact-oriented civil society programmes to promote resilience in European society. Its work focuses on interreligious-worldview dialogue, combatting antisemitism in Europe, developing and establishing a pluralistic European culture of remembrance, and communicating Jewish life in Germany through nationwide educational programmes.

The European network of DialoguePerspectives e.V. includes over 500 young European leaders and more than 700 partners from European civil society. Its work focuses on the intersection of science, culture, politics and socio-political practice.

 

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Dagesh | Studio on the Road #Purim Edition
Published 09.02.2026

Dagesh | Studio on the Road #Purim Edition

“Purim Prism Between Appearance and Being. Transformation and Revelation as Artistic Practice”
Purim – the Jewish festival of self-assertion and liberation – celebrates the transformative power of masquerade and revelation. Drawing on this tradition, the evening explores the interplay between concealing and revealing, between self-staging and self-denial. Purim becomes a prism through which to interrogate masquerade, reflection, and contradictory realities in the present.

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EPNA | Barcelona Workshop: Panel Registration
Published 29.01.2026

EPNA | Barcelona Workshop: Panel Registration

The semi-public panel discussion examines both the parallels and the differences between antisemitism and racism, asking where their underlying logics overlap and where they diverge. It also explores how these issues can be addressed together in ways that are analytically sound and practically meaningful, as well as the opportunities and challenges involved in developing joint approaches and their implications for alliances within civil society.

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