"The history of the conflict between Turkey and the Kurdish population needs to be reconsidered to understand the current conflicts." Political scientist and historian Ismail Küpeli outlines the history of Turkey 's violent creation, which is still unresolved and tabooed in Turkey links to today's conflicts clearly. " (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Lower Saxony)

The event takes place on the following days: 18.10. and 19.10, 22.10. till 25.10. and 29.10. till 1.11.

The participants will get information about the subjects of society, job opportunities,health and self-consciousness.

Elisa Catalá, born in Barcelona, has been living in Germany for decades. Today she talks about the city of Toledo, where the meeting of Jewish, Islamic and Christian culture is exemplary.

Discussions, culture and actions - hometown connects people who want to help shape the town together.

The organisation invites you to a network meeting every Thursday in the month. There will be discussions and plans made for made further joint actions.

The City of Hannover and the Migrant Self-Organizing Network invite you a debate about a sustainable, multicultural city society. In particular, aspects of the participation of immigrants and perspectives for intercultural opening in the face of growing right-wing populism are dealt with.

Six workshops will be on offer.

Intercultural opening ;

Racism and right-wing populism

Haus der Kosmopoliten;

Participation Law;

Local integration plan ;

Multiple identities

The event will last to approx. 7.30pm

A lecture by Sanya Kalani. She talks about the importance of rules and rituals at Indian weddings. The Indian wedding is still very traditional and the majority of wedding customs are Hindu. There, marriage is considered a holy sacrament that makes two people into one person.

A Norwegian actor becomes involved in a shooting incident in Jerusalem. The next day his guide tells him a story that leads him to Abraham's children.

All you need to know about the play and ordering of tickets.

Without Challah bread, a Shabbat is as unthinkable in Jewish tradition as a Ramadan festival without the flatbread in Islamic tradition. There will be an exchange on the festivals of the religions this evening. No meals will be provided .
Women from all religions and cultures are cordially invited.
Those who can not stay the whole time are welcome too.

All the information and registration here .