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Our Dome Talks of the Remember Tour 2021 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration of 9 May 1950.

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Krzyżowa – Authoring European History

by Anne Hardt | 6. June 2019 | Artikel, Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Krzyżowa | Our stop in Krzyżowa was a very special one to me. 3 years ago still as a student, I had taken part in a workshop to create a multi-media guide for the outdoor exhibition "Mut und Versöhnung" (courage and reconciliation) with 5 other Polish and German...

Zandvoort – While the wind blows, the discussion flows

by Anne Hardt | 14. April 2019 | Artikel, Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Zandvoort| The last stop of the Europe Dome in the Netherlands was on the beach! The small town of Zandvoort is located right at the sea and is home to several beautiful and “gezellige” beach tents. One of them, Paviljoen Jeroen, hosted our European Public Sphere...

Krakow – It’s getting hot in here

by Anne Hardt | 13. June 2019 | Artikel, Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Krakow | Krakow, June 12th, was the last stop of our Poland Tour. The day before we made our way back south from the far north near Gdansk. Again and again we had picked up one thing in passing by: It was to be the hottest day in Gdansk ever measured that early in a...

The aqueous story of war

by ASA Team | 27. July 2022 | Artikel, Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Let’s talk about water. Of course, water is the source of life, we mainly consist of water and we all know water's brighter and darker sides. We know the feeling of a good shower after a long day, but we also know the threat of a heavy precipitation. We know about...

Our Second Online Event: A look back at “From Ukraine to the EU: Securing Rights through the Charter of Fundamental Rights” (18/09/2023)

by ASA Team | 5. October 2023 | Artikel, Artikel, Bericht, Bericht, Blog, Blog | 0 Comments

As part of our online workshop series, our second session delved into the realm of European values, focusing on the critical theme of human rights. Titled: "From Ukraine to the EU: Securing Rights through the Charter of Fundamental Rights," this session aimed to shed...

Remember 🇩🇪 🇷🇴 🇧🇬 🇩🇰 🇵🇱 🇨🇿

by Anne Hardt | 10. February 2021 | Blog, Dome Tour | 0 Comments

6 countries - 6 places of remembrance - 12 Dome Talks In a society increasingly characterised by polarising identities, voices critical of Europe and shrinking civil society space, the European Public Sphere created a common public space. To celebrate the 70th...

A day to remember for Romanian citizens at Bucharest’s historical Kilometre 0 of Democracy

by Anne Hardt | 6. August 2021 | Artikel, Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

The second stop of the Remember Tour was Bucharest, a city with a lot of history, with new opportunities and challenges for its citizens. The event took place right at Bucharest's historical Kilometre 0 of Democracy in University Square. What other place is more...

Brussels – Studying Citizen Participation and Sustainability

by Anne Hardt | 1. April 2019 | Artikel, Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Brussels| In the capital of Europe we held our second dome talk in Belgium. In the light of the upcoming European elections we visited the future academics of Europe - the students of the University of Brussels. Brussels is the city of diversity with 3 languages...

Dome-Talk with Europe-Activists in Vienna

by Gerhard Schuster | 8. October 2017 | Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Vienna, Austria | On 1 October 2017, the European Public Sphere took place in the center of Vienna at Karlsplatz with the Karlskirche as its scenery. The Dome-Talk started after a Pulse of Europe rally, whose comrades-in-arms were invited together with other European...

European Public Sphere goes Münster

by Anne Hardt | 17. May 2018 | Bericht, Blog | 0 Comments

Münster, Germany | As part of its NRW tour, the dome came to Münster on 11 May. Not only the continuing good weather, but also the Catholic Day encouraged a lively participation of different organizations’ invited representatives, but above all for keen-to-discuss...

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