Workshop

What is the FLAIR of Budapest? What is the atmosphere of the city I come from? Do I feel at home there? What does it mean to be “at home”? What city of the future do I want? 22 participants from Skopje, Florence, Berlin and

Interested people from Sofia, Berlin, Belgrade and Marseille met in the Bulgarian capital from 10th to 13th June 2024 to discuss “Walls in the mind – discover the other”. There were young and old, dancers, actors, people involved in a district centre or a language

Workshop “European Intercultural Dialogue” from 1.-10.12.2023 in Málaga / Spain. 30 people from Romania, Hungary, Turkey, Germany, Serbia and Spain exchange views on nationalism and minorities, democracy and tolerance. The costs will be covered. weltgewandt awards four places. Get in touch with us! Young people

weltgewandt e.V. organised a transnational encounter with 14 learners and educators from Bulgaria, Greece and Italy from 25-28 October 2023. The topic was individual and societal dimensions of energy and access to resources. The programme was diverse; it enabled learning at authentic places in Berlin.

What can I? What do I want – professionally? These questions were the leitmotif for a series of seminars in a shelter for refugees in Wandlitz. A team of two trainers and a translator (Arabic, Persian) applied parts of the Talent Compass with residents. The

How can you keep track of your income and expenses as easily as possible? Will prices continue to rise? Will there only be digital money? What does this mean for democracy and the influence of citizens on the economy? What is money? International workshop on

What is well-being? What is needed for that? How is economic growth and well-being related? Is it possible: well-being for all and a new, sustainable economy? And since so often economic growth in the form of “faster, higher, further” and the best possible increase in

As part of our project “EQUITY – Equal Opportunities and Inclusion in Vocational Education and Training”, our colleague Gesa Schaffrath and colleagues from a vocational college in Troisdorf near Bonn continued learning together in practice. Together with three teachers and a class of twelve students,