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LAV-offiziellen Lehrkräfte-Fortbildung zum Thema: Kolonialismus und seine Folgen: Diskriminierungsse
LAV official teacher training on the topic: Colonialism and its consequences: discrimination
Event by: Landesnetzwerk Afrikanischer Vereine Berlin - LAV e.V.
Location: Familienzentrum SCHALASCH vom Club Dialog e. V., Lindower Straße 18, Berlin - Mitte
About event
Dear Berlin teachers, dear pedagogical specialists, dear interested parties,
We warmly invite you to the further training of the State Network of African Associations (LAV) e.V.
The further training is aimed at teachers, pedagogical specialists and multipliers* in Berlin and offers well-founded content as well as methodological-didactic tools to teach colonial history and its continuities in a differentiated and discrimination-sensitive way with children and young people topic.
When:
Wednesday, November 26th, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Thursday, November 27th, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Place:
Dialog-Haus in Wedding, Lindower Str. 18, 13347 Berlin
Speakers:
Eduardo Buanaissa, Frederike Kotter, Janine Elter
Registration:
[email protected]
Notes:
Meals are provided.
The training can be found under number 25.2-121835 or under the following link: https://fortbildungen.berlin/training/131835
Main idea
The training includes an introductory part and three thematic modules with a total duration of six hours. The aim is to impart basic knowledge on the topics of colonialism, structural racism, "othering", intersectional discrimination and post-colonial power relations - always in connection with current social issues.
A special focus is on integrating the Cameroonian perspective: historical case studies such as the story of Rudolf Manga Bell, the colonial connections between Cameroon and Germany and their significance for today's political, economic and cultural realities are the focus. For this purpose, concrete didactic materials that were created in collaboration with a high school and a vocational school in Cameroon are integrated.
The training follows an interactive and practice-oriented approach: In addition to theoretical input, central components include discussions, small group work, the analysis of historical sources, educational materials and reflection exercises. Methods are presented on how complex topics such as colonialism, decolonization or global inequality can be treated in an age-appropriate and context-related manner.
We look forward to your participation and to forwarding this invitation!
Warm greetings
Your LAV team in cooperation with NARUD e.V.
--
LAV e.V. - African State Network Clubs
Brüsseler Straße 36, 13353 Berlin
Tel.: 030 40757553
Email: [email protected]
http://lav-berlin.de/
We warmly invite you to the further training of the State Network of African Associations (LAV) e.V.
The further training is aimed at teachers, pedagogical specialists and multipliers* in Berlin and offers well-founded content as well as methodological-didactic tools to teach colonial history and its continuities in a differentiated and discrimination-sensitive way with children and young people topic.
When:
Wednesday, November 26th, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Thursday, November 27th, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Place:
Dialog-Haus in Wedding, Lindower Str. 18, 13347 Berlin
Speakers:
Eduardo Buanaissa, Frederike Kotter, Janine Elter
Registration:
[email protected]
Notes:
Meals are provided.
The training can be found under number 25.2-121835 or under the following link: https://fortbildungen.berlin/training/131835
Main idea
The training includes an introductory part and three thematic modules with a total duration of six hours. The aim is to impart basic knowledge on the topics of colonialism, structural racism, "othering", intersectional discrimination and post-colonial power relations - always in connection with current social issues.
A special focus is on integrating the Cameroonian perspective: historical case studies such as the story of Rudolf Manga Bell, the colonial connections between Cameroon and Germany and their significance for today's political, economic and cultural realities are the focus. For this purpose, concrete didactic materials that were created in collaboration with a high school and a vocational school in Cameroon are integrated.
The training follows an interactive and practice-oriented approach: In addition to theoretical input, central components include discussions, small group work, the analysis of historical sources, educational materials and reflection exercises. Methods are presented on how complex topics such as colonialism, decolonization or global inequality can be treated in an age-appropriate and context-related manner.
We look forward to your participation and to forwarding this invitation!
Warm greetings
Your LAV team in cooperation with NARUD e.V.
--
LAV e.V. - African State Network Clubs
Brüsseler Straße 36, 13353 Berlin
Tel.: 030 40757553
Email: [email protected]
http://lav-berlin.de/