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Call for Applications: DialoguePerspectives Citizen Lab 2025

In today’s digital world, social media platforms don’t just host conversations – they shape them. Algorithmic ranking, AI-drivencontent, and reduced moderation and fact-checking amplify hate speech, antisemitism, anti-Muslim racism, racism and misinformation, threatening democratic values and inclusivity.

The DialoguePerspectives Vienna Citizen Lab 2025 invites you to join the frontlines of this urgent debate. Together, we’ll explore the cutting edge research of the challenges that exist and how platform design and digital policies can counter polarisation, combat online discrimination, and safeguard democracy.

Retrospective: EPNA Conference 2025

Report on EPNA International Conference 2025. February 12-14, 2025, in Berlin The EPNA International Conference 2025 marked the conclusion of the first phase of the European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA) and celebrated its achievements over the past 1.5 years.   Over the past 18 months, EPNA has grown into a network of more than […]

CPPD | European Congress 2025

Die Zustimmung Europas zum rasanten Backlash markiert eine Zeitenwende. Antisemitismus, Rassismus, Frauen- und Queerfeindlichkeit sowie die Verachtung der Demokratie sind nicht einfach nur normalisiert – sie spiegeln den Willen großer Teile der Gesellschaft wider. Anlässlich des Europäischen Kongress 2025 widmet sich die Coalition for Pluralistic Public der europäischen Zeitenwende und diskutiert gemeinsam mit europäischen Künstler*innen, Aktivist*innen und Wissenschaftler*innen aus aus dem CPPD Netzwerk sowie mit europäischen Partner*innen Wege des Widerstands.

EPNA | Podcast Episode 7

Not your grandma’s antisemitism, nor her internet.   🎙️ United Against Antisemitism: Stories from the Field, Episode 7. “This isn’t your grandma’s antisemitism anymore. And it’s not her internet either.” With this motto Adina and Evan examine how the internet operates—where accuracy competes with popularity—and explore technology’s deep entanglement with long-standing discrimination and hate. In […]

EPNA | European Alliance Programme 2024 Successfully Completed

Overview of the 2024 European Alliance Programme The European Alliance Programme has successfully concluded all its 2024 initiatives. Over the past year, EPNA members implemented 10 bi- and multilateral projects across Europe to combat antisemitism, addressing key challenges with innovative approaches. These initiatives will be further presented in a brochure detailing EPNA’s work, set to […]

EPNA | Conference: Forward Together – Emerging Strategies to Combat Antisemitism in Europe

Date: 13 February 2025 Time: 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM Location: German Federal Foreign Office, Werderscher Markt 1, 10117 Berlin Over the past year, the European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA) advanced its mission to join forces, foster bilateral and multilateral collaboration, share expertise, and implement effective strategies to counteract antisemitism in Europe by expanding […]

Dagesh | Laudation of Elianna Renner – Omanut-Zwillinberg-Förderpreis 2024

“Dear guests, dear Elianna, It is my great pleasure to honour today an artist whose work far transcends art. Elianna Renner works not only at the junction of biography and history, she shapes the gaps – the gaps between people, between memories, and especially importantly, the gaps between communities that are often played off against […]

EPNA I Podcast Episode 6

Challenges and Opportunities in Countering Antisemitism Online 🎙️ United Against Antisemitism: Stories from the Field, Episode 6. Join us for a panel discussion live-recorded during the EPNA workshop in Belgrade this November. Featuring key voices like Katharina von Schnurbein (@europeancommission), Friedrich Enders (@tiktok_deutschland), and others, the panel explores the rise of online antisemitism, the role […]

DialoguePerspectives | European Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2025

Celebrate European diversity with our European Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2025! The calendar provides an overview of holidays and commemorations, reflecting the diverse religious and worldview backgrounds of our participants of ten programme years, as well as the diversity of the current European society. Available in English and German, with a digital version coming soon! Order your […]

EPNA I Podcast Episode 5

The Power of Arts and Culture in Creating Dialogue 🎙️ United Against Antisemitism: Stories from the Field, Episode 5. Listen to Umit Ozturk from the Euro-Mediterranean Resources Network located in Brighton (UK) as he introduces his work on how to use culture and arts as a form of getting to know each other as well as telling […]

Dagesh I Professional Exchange at ANOHA & PalaisPopulaire

“I learned a lot from the intense conversations with my colleagues.” From November 26 to 28, the final qualification days of 2024 for instructors and artists involved with Dagesh on Tour took place. The focus of the training was on art education for children in elementary school. At the beginning of the meeting, we welcomed […]

EPNA | Workshop in Belgrade

Insights from the Belgrade Workshop “Exploring Antisemitism and Disinformation in the Digital Space.” (13-15 November 2024)   Tackling antisemitism online requires a strong and effective transnational collaboration between tech platforms, civil society, and politics. Social media platforms must actively engage with civil society organisations, embracing their expertise to address hate speech and disinformation online. Hate […]

Dagesh | Network Meeting at the Maxim Gorki Theatre

‘What an enriching evening! Thank you all for inviting us into the theatre.’ This November, a group of Dagesh network members came together to see a performance of ‘Muttersprach Mameloschn’ at the Maxim Gorki Theatre in Berlin. The play (book by network member Sasha Marianna Salzmann) revolves around the relationship between three Jewish women – […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: Decade Edition 2024

Reflecting the Past, Envisioning the Future European Core Conflicts in a Time of Polycrisis Europe’s response to crises must prioritise pluralism and dialogue. The breakdown of dialogue is a root cause of the erosion of social cohesion; yet, it is through dialogue that we can discover new objectives, foster a hopeful outlook, and gain the […]

EPNA I Check-In on Serbia

To develop effective strategies for combating antisemitism across Europe, it’s also essential to understand the local political contexts. In preparation for the upcoming EPNA workshop in Belgrade, Serbia, EPNA hosted an online check-in on October 31, 2024. The session offered insights from Nikola Burazer, a political scientist, Programme Director at the Belgrade-based think tank Centre […]

EPNA | Podcast Episode 4

Raising Policymaker Awareness of AI-Generated Antisemitic Content Online 🎙️Listen to Limor Simhony Philpott from the Antisemitism Policy Trust (UK) as she discusses an initiative aimed at identifying harmful AI-generated content on social media and beyond. She’s advocating for political action, ensuring leaders understand and address this critical issue. This initiative is a collaboration with Decoding […]

EPNA I Check-In with the IHRA

EPNA Online Check-in with the IHRA on Oct 10 at 9am (CET) Regular check-in sessions are crucial for EPNA members, providing a forum to connect, share perspectives, and discuss critical issues. In this session, attended by over 20 participants, Jurmet Huitema-de Waal, Chair of the Committee on Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial at the IHRA, shared […]

DialoguePerspectives | Decade Edition Celebratory Event: Reflecting the Past, Envisioning the Future

Decade Edition Celebratory Event “Reflecting the Past, Envisioning the Future” Monday, 4 November 2024 | 6:00 PM (Doors open at 5:30 PM) bUm – Raum für solidarisches Miteinander Paul-Lincke-Ufer 21 | 10999 Berlin For the past 10 years, DialoguePerspectives. Discussing Religions and Worldviews has been a beacon for new dialogues, fostering interfaith and intercultural collaboration, […]

DialoguePerspectives | Registration: Decade Edition 2024

“Reflecting the Past, Envisioning the Future: European Core Conflicts in a Time of Polycrisis” As we celebrate a decade of dialogue and cooperation through the DialoguePerspectives programme, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment in Europe’s history. The current convergence of crises underscores the imperative for collective expertise, insights, and perspectives on charting a path […]

CPPD | “Memory Matters” in Madrid – German-Spanish Cultural Encounter: Memorias | Memories

September, 30 & October, 1 2024 Negotiating a shared European memory culture opens new perspectives in national discourses on memory politics. This is a crucial finding from Madrid’s cultural encounter “Memorias | Memories”. Considering the democratic crisis in Europe, one key to strengthening Europe lies in the question of who we are as Europeans and who we want to be. A joint […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: European Leadership Workshop 2024

Urgent action on digital literacy and platform accountability is crucial as misinformation and polarisation erode democracy and threaten public discourse. The digital world is inseparable from real life, with immediate and sometimes dangerous effects. The rapid spread of disinformation and amplification of hate speech on online platforms are fuelling division and violence. This erosion of […]

EPNA | Podcast Episode 3

Addressing Antisemitic Hate on TikTok: Responses from Italy and Hungary How can we combat antisemitism on TikTok? Researcher Stefania Manca from Italy’s Institute for Educational Technology shares strategies for tackling antisemitism on social media. In collaboration with the Tom Lantos Institute in Hungary, she has researched the different forms of antisemitism in both countries, using these insights to develop concrete […]

CPPD | Upcoming: Remembering the Present – A Night of Grief. Reflections on Remembrance and Loss

  October 7, 2024 Grüner Salon Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz 2 | 10178 Berlin 7:00 pm (Entry: 6:30 pm) An event by the Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse (CPPD) & RomaTrial e.V. In remembrance of the terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas in Israel exactly one year ago, on October 7, 2023, and the subsequent war in Gaza, […]

EPNA | Check-In on Preventing Extremist Violence

Understanding radicalization processes and developing effective counter-strategies are critically important for practitioners against antisemitism in the field. This is why EPNA members were invited to learn about radicalization and counter- strategies in EPNA’s September check-in. Extremist violence not only causes immense personal suffering; its normalization and missing answers from civil society endanger the trust of […]

Dagesh I Network meeting and exhibition in Berlin

On 11 September, over 40 members of the Dagesh artists’ network came together in Berlin for a network meeting. The evening centred on the artists sharing their current projects. Six network members presented their latest works and ongoing research to the network members in attendance. Multimedia artist Sarai Meyron opened the evening with her video […]

DialoguePerspectives | CPPD: ‘Heimaten’ Project Launch at the HKW

On 10 September, HKW Artistic Director Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, Assistant Artistic Director Henriette Gallus, and Co-Curators Ibou Diop and Max Czollek introduced the project heimaten, which is supported by the Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW). heimaten seeks to redefine the term Heimat (roughly: homeland, hometown, with strong emotional and often identitarian associations often […]

CPPD | Festival Series ‘Memory Matters’ in Dortmund: Remembrance and Football

Taking a plural culture of remembrance seriously implies taking seriously the plurality of the places in which it is created and negotiated. Plural cultures of remembrance do not emerge at memorial sites, they emerge from how we live and work together – and in how we play together. They are negotiated in sites that mean […]

DialoguePerspectives | Podcast Episode 33

With Germany’s elections just held on Sunday, this episode is more relevant than ever! After voting closed on Sunday, the AfD was projected to become the strongest party in the eastern state of Thuringia, with 32.8% of the vote, and to come a close second in Saxony, with 30.6% of the vote. In this episode, […]

DialoguePerspectives | Alumni Study Tour 2024

“Sarajevo between Past and Future –Exploring Historical and Contemporary Challenges of Interreligious Pluralism” 29 August – 1 September 2024 Sarajevo | Bosnia and Herzegovina At a time when Europe is grappling with numerous crises, the alumni study tour entitled “Sarajevo between Past and Future – Exploring Historical and Contemporary Challenges of Interreligious Pluralism” offered an […]

EPNA | Podcast Episode 2

Tune into this new episode, where Daniel Heller @cejiorg, a Jewish Contribution to an inclusive Europe, talks about one of his latest initiatives: a study session on the mission of ‚Creating Safe(r) and Brave(r) Spaces’ together with @enil_eu, the European Network on Independent Living.  Check out the following organisations that took part in making Daniel’s […]

DialoguePerspectives | Podcast Episode 32

This podcast episode delves into identity, exploring how self-perception and societal labels shape who we are. Hosts Whitney and Paulina are joined by new host Dr Asmae Ourkiya from the Ecofeminist Institute to discuss how identity is shaped by factors such as race, gender, nationality and culture, and what privilege has to do with it. […]

CPPD | Retrospect: ‘Memory Matters’ – Solidarity and Remembrance

The culture of remembrance in Germany finds itself at a turning point. The sharing of thoughts and ideas between different communities represents an important pillar in the work for a plural culture of remembrance and a plural society. It is only together that we can try out future-oriented forms of remembrance grounded in solidarity.   […]

EPNA | Podcast Episode 1

🎙️ New Podcast! 🎙️ We’re excited to introduce “United Against Antisemitism: Stories from the Field,” a podcast series from the Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA) that is part of the DialoguePerspectives e.V. podcast. In this series, we spotlight the voices of people across Europe who are working tirelessly to ensure antisemitic ideologies find no foothold. […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: Workshop “Safe(r) Space for Queer Muslims – Connecting and Empowering”

On Saturday 13 July 2024, the workshop “Safe(r) Space for Queer Muslims – Connecting and Empowering” took place with a focus on networking and empowering queer Muslim people. The workshop was organised by a former participant of DialoguePerspectives Atahan Demirel. Impressions and insights from the workshop: It is important that queer Muslims have a place […]

EPNA | Digital Check-In on Antisemitism in Football

In the light of the European Football Championship, the European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism held a digital check-in in the morning of Thursday, July 4th, 2024 focused on addressing antisemitism in football. The virtual event brought together network members to learn from and discuss with representatives from Maccabi Germany and Maccabi Great Britain, both Jewish […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: Annual Summit 2024

Over the past decade, DialoguePerspectives has refined dialogue methodologies to address contemporary issues and promote inclusive interreligious and worldview dialogue among young European leaders. This approach equips participants to face Europe’s crises and demonstrates the transformative power of dialogue in building understanding and cooperation. Participants leave with enhanced skills, knowledge and a strong network committed […]

EPNA | Workshop Łódź

More Liberalism, Less Antisemitism? In Times of Political Change: Finding Reliable Partners for Europe’s Pluralistic Future EPNA Workshop in Łódź, June 10-12, 2024 The European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA) conducted its third gathering in Łódź, Poland, from June 10 to 12, 2024. The event, held in collaboration with the Marek Edelman Dialogue Center, brought […]

DialoguePerspectives | “Voices of Resilience: Exploring Crisis and Cohesion in Contemporary European Society”

“Voices of Resilience: Exploring Crisis and Cohesion in Contemporary European Society” will be part of the Annual Summit of DialoguePerspectives. We anticipate the participation of 60 young future European leaders from 20 countries. We will engage with these young change-makers in discussing the challenges posed by the European polycrisis from an interdisciplinary perspective, provide insights […]

DialoguePerspectives | Podcast Episode 31

Language as a Marker of Identity In this episode our hosts Neta-Paulina and Whitney delve into the fascinating world of linguistics with our special guest Dr Semra Kızılkaya, a postdoctoral researcher in German linguistics from Bielefeld University. Dr Semra Kızılkaya, whose academic journey spans Berlin, London, and Cologne, brings a wealth of knowledge on social […]

CPPD | 1. European Congress »Memory Matters« | St. Pölten

How can we integrate the remembrance of violent events into the culture of remembrance and strengthen coexistence in a diverse society? The conference “Need for Remembrance: Conference on Plural Remembrance in Migrant Societies,” taking place from June 1-2, 2024, in St. Pölten, addresses opportunities and gaps in dealing with cultures of remembrance. In interconnected contributions, […]

DialoguePerspectives | Call for Application: Alumni Study Tour 2024

“Sarajevo between Past and Future –Exploring Historical and Contemporary Challenges of Interreligious Pluralism” Often hailed as the ‘Jerusalem of Europe’, Sarajevo is a testament to Europe’s complex tapestry of historical and contemporary challenges. Renowned for its resilience, the city provides a vibrant backdrop for exploring the nuanced lessons and debates that shape our understanding of […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: Study Trip to Marseille

“Marseille – Religious Plurality at the Crossroads of a Multicultural City and National Laicism” A group of current and former participants of DialoguePerspectives travelled to Marseille, France, to explore the city’s history and contemporary challenges, including migration and social issues. Their journey aimed to understand the complexity of Marseille’s social and religious landscape and helped […]

DialoguePerspectives | Interfaith Dialogue Forum in Vienna

On 15 May, PARTES hosted an Interfaith Dialogue Forum in Vienna to discuss participatory approaches to the protection of places of worship and cultural heritage. DialoguePerspectives participated and engaged in in-depth discussions on polarisation and the causes of extremism. The focus was on extremist rhetoric and threats of violence against places of worship and cultural […]

EPNA | Workshop “Antisemitism: Denial, Distortion, Disguise” in Budapest

“The increasing spread of anti-Semitism across national borders and the overcoming of established political barriers require increased efforts by European networks to take proactive, not just reactive, action against anti-Semitism”. This was emphasized by Prof. Dr. Frederek Musall, Chairman of DialoguePerspectives e.V., before the second meeting of the European Practitioners Network against Antisemitism (EPNA) in […]

DialoguePerspectives | Workshop with the Start Alumni e.V

DialoguePerspectives participated in the 2024 Alumni Meeting of Start Alumni e.V. We hosted a session where we presented the programme and conducted a workshop with the participants on the topic “Reflecting Crises – Fostering Collaborative Action”. The aim was to emphasise dialogue as a method. Current crises such as the climate crisis, geopolitical conflicts, the […]

DialoguePerspectives | Call for Application: European Leadership Workshop 2024

In today’s turbulent times, multiple crises have left politics and society in a perpetual state of emergency. The digital realm has become a battleground of polarized views and widespread misinformation, making online navigation challenging. Despite advances in information technology enhancing communication accessibility, platforms like Facebook and TikTok also pose a threat to democratic systems due […]

Dagesh I Jewish Week Dresden

We are delighted to be working with our partners in Dresden to highlight contemporary Jewish activism, art and culture in the Saxon capital. On April 15-16, the Jewish Week Dresden presents the symposium „”Jewish, Now! – The Significance of Jewish Culture for a Democratic Society”. “Our aim is to reflect on vibrant Jewish culture and […]

DialoguePerspectives | Review: Spring Seminar 2024

The Dialogue Perspectives Spring Seminar 2024 analyzed the shift to the right in Europe using the example of Italy. 50 European participants examined how the shift to the right was prepared, what effects it has and how it can be counteracted. Historical contexts such as fascism and the fragility of democratic norms were discussed. The […]

Dagesh | Exhibition opening in Augsburg: “Transitions. Jewish Perspectives on the Present”

On 25 January, the temporary exhibition ‘Transitions. Jewish Perspectives on the Present’ was opened at the Jewish Museum Augsburg Swabia. The exhibition, a collaboration between Dagesh – Jewish Art in Context and the Jewish Museum Augsburg Swabia, highlights different artistic positions on current developments and discourses. Represented in the exhibition are a variety of mediums, […]

DialoguePerspectives I Kick-Off “Jewish-Muslim Solidarity”

The significant kick-off event “Jewish-Muslim Solidarity: An Action Programme to Combat Prejudice and Discrimination” took place on 10 and 11 December, bringing together representatives from over 20 institutions. The event, moderated by Neta-Paulina Wagner (DialoguePerspectives) and Vatan Ukaj (Wertansich(t)), facilitated an open and inclusive exchange, promoted networking and supported the joint development of a sustainable […]

EPNA | Workshop „Hands-On Against Antisemitism“ in Berlin

Against the backdrop of the Hamas terror attacks and the ongoing war in Israel and Gaza, an enormously important event for DialoguePerspectives e.V. took place from 5–7 December: Representatives from 20 member organizations of the European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA) convened in person in Berlin, marking a pivotal shift from their regular monthly and […]

Dagesh | Retrospective: Qualification Days for Dagesh on Tour, Dagesh Network Meet-Up

The qualification days for instructors and artists taking part in the Dagesh on Tour educational programme took place on 14 and 15 November 2023 at the Grüner Salon in Berlin. In addition, artists from the Dagesh Network came together for a network meet-up on the evening of 14 November 2023. The qualification days for active […]

Dagesh | Retrospective: Qualification Days for Dagesh on Tour, Dagesh Network Meet-Up

The qualification days for instructors and artists taking part in the Dagesh on Tour educational programme took place on 14 and 15 November 2023 at the Grüner Salon in Berlin. In addition, artists from the Dagesh Network came together for a network meet-up on the evening of 14 November 2023. The qualification days for active […]

DialoguePerspectives I Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2024

Celebrate European diversity with our Interreligious-Worldview Calendar 2024! The calendar provides an overview of holidays and commemorations, reflecting the diverse religious and worldview backgrounds of our participants of nine programme years, as well as the diversity of the current European society. Available in English and German, with a digital version coming soon! Order your copy […]

CPPD | ERINNERUNGSFUTUR. Pluralistic Calendar of Remembrance 2024

The second edition of our Pluralistic Calendar is now available (German version only) At the end of the year, the CPPD is publishing the second and expanded version of our booklet #ERINNERUNGSFUTUR. It includes contributions from members of the CPPD network and guest authors who reflect on and diversify a wide variety of commemorative days […]

DialoguePerspectives I Podcast Episode 26

Podcast Episode 26: The Entanglements Between Right-Wing Agents and Religion in Europe In a special episode, the hosts reflect on the transformative European Leadership Workshop 2023 in Budapest, entitled ‘Know Your Enemy: The Entanglements Between Right-Wing Agents and Religion in Europe’. The podcast explores the manipulation of religion, gender and minority narratives by right-wing movements, […]

CPPD | Retrospect: Workshop „Networking Meet-Up on Plural Remembrance Culture“

The workshop ‘Networking Meet-Up on Plural Remembrance Culture’ took place on 10 November 2023 in the Brunnenpassage, Labor transkultureller Kunst in Vienna. The event was a collaboration of the Brunnenpassage with the Schauspielhaus Wien and the Coalition for Pluralistic Public Discourse (CPPD). As a working conference, it facilitated exchange among people who are engaged with […]

CPPD | Retrospect: Conference “Remembering the Present”

When does remembrance take effect? When do societies and individuals begin to negotiate history, to write history, on the basis of memory? In pluralist societies, cultures of remembrance exist in parallel. They take on elements of one another and become woven, for their part, into the story of who is meant by a society’s ‘we’, […]

DialoguePerspectives I Retrospect: Autumn Seminar

From 11 to 15 October 2023, the new cohort of Dialogue Perspectives met for the first time in Bonn to participate in the autumn seminar „Navigating Crises I Tools for Community-based Social Action“. This cohort is made up of 60 future leaders from 15 European countries. They bring with them a diverse range of religious […]

DialoguePerspectives I Preview: Start of the New Programme Year 2023/24

We kick off the programme year 2023/24 with our Autumn Seminar on “Navigating Crisis – Tools for Community-based Social Action” from 11th to 15th of October in Bonn. We are delighted to see the DialoguePerspectives network growing and to welcome a new cohort of 60 participants from 15 European countries with diverse religions and worldview […]

EPNA | Retrospect: Kick-Off event

The European Practitioners Network against Antisemitism (EPNA) initiated its activities with a kick-off event held on both September 6th and 12th, 2023. These events drew the participation of 38 individuals representing 34 civil society organizations from a diverse array of European countries, including Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: European Leadership Workshop 2023

From 4 to 7 September 2023 20 participants from 12 European countries and a great diversity and pluralism participated in the European Leadership Workshop 2023 in Budapest, Hungary. Titled “Know your enemy: the entanglements between right-wing agents and religion in Europe”, the workshop focused on skills and discourse strategies for recognising and analysing right-wing discourse […]

DialoguePerspectives | Retrospect: Open Monument Day at Alexander Haus

On 10th of September 2023, the Alexander House hosted the Open Monument Day. With DialoguePerspectives, we were on site to provide insights into our work and methods of impact-oriented interreligious-worldview dialogue. In high summer temperatures, Maximiliane Linde, deputy chairperson of DialoguePerspectives e.V., and Kira Wisniewski, project manager of DialoguePerspectives, talked with interested people from various […]

CPPD | Announcement: International Conference 2023 “Remembering The Present”

Cultures of memory are fundamentally involved in our societies’ processes of understanding social identity(ies). They also play an important role in conflict dynamics that we experience today on the German, European and global level and show the close interweavings of our histories. Processes of remembrance are also related to (experienced) violence and trauma. As emancipatory […]

Dagesh | Rückblick: Netzwerktreffen der Dagesh-Künstler*innen

Im August 2023 fand in Berlin ein Netzwerktreffen für alle interessierten Dagesh-Künstler*innen statt. Gestartet haben wir das Treffen mit einem gemeinsamen Besuch im Jüdischen Museum Berlin. Dort haben wir zusammen die Ausstellung „Sans histoire“ der diesjährigen Dagesh-Kunstpreis-Gewinnerin Maya Schweizer besucht. Nach dem Ausstellungsbesuch mit Susanne Wagner (Projektkoordinatorin Wechselausstellungen JMB) haben die Teilnehmenden untereinander ihre Eindrücke zur Ausstellung […]