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November 2020

7. Kulturpolitisches Fachforum 2020/21

Kultur(Politik) als Aufruf! Gestaltung gesellschaftlicher Räume und Erkundung von Zukunft
Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt will discuss the role of the media in strengthening social cohesion with media experts from science and practice at the opening of the 7th Cultural Policy Forum 2020/21 organised by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
 
This year's forum is being held under the title "Kultur(Politik) als Aufruf! Gestaltung gesellschaftlicher Räume und Erkundung von Zukunft [Culture (Politics) as a Call! Designing Social Spaces and Exploring the Future]".
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Further information on the programme and registration can be found on the website of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
 
 

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