Lesbos, the Bosnian-Croatian border, Belarus: these ciphers stand only for the better-known places where people are currently holding out in Europe who have had to flee their homelands because of war, hunger or poverty.
But in reality there are many more places, and they are no longer just on the edges, but have long been in the middle of Europe. And everywhere there are people living in a nowhere, where the state of emergency of the camp has long since become a permanent condition.
We talk with activists from various local initiatives about the current situation in the face of European border regimes. Representatives of Kollektiv ohne Namen, Seawatch, Pro Asyl, Alarmphone and Seebrücke Frankfurt will speak about the increasing hopelessness of an ever more normalized state of emergency - and what they are doing to counter it with concrete solidarity-based help and political strategy. Moderation: Dr. Onur Suzan Nobrega, Institute for Sociology, Goethe University Frankfurt.
The underlying fundamental questions are illuminated by the project Cultural Clash Nomade by Alba d'Urbano and Carsten Möller with students of the HGB Leipzig, which, based on the mobile exhibition of the same name, realized in 2013 at the Open House of Cultures, among other places, dealt with the migration movements of the last decades over several years, and whose final publication will be presented.
Followed by a bar reception.
We look forward to your coming and please note the current Corona rules in the building (2 G, plus valid test proof).
Online from 10 Feb 2022 at
www.ohdk.de/ccn2022
