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Tietz Lecture on Addressing Antisemitism
Antisemitism never went away in Germany. Now, it resurges – both covertly and increasingly in public. The intensifying antisemitic hate speech is also followed by acts of violence: In Germany, between 2017 and 2019, the antisemitic acts of violence doubled (Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution; 2020). The pianist Igor Levit and the author Lena Gorelik will discuss about Antisemitism in Germany today – and the actions that need to be taken now.
Senior Fellow cofounds initiative against antisemitism
Senior Fellow Anne Aulinger and her colleagues from various factions of the German parliament founded the Bernhard-Kreis Initiative, a move to promote Jewish life in Germany by working against Antisemitism.
Humanity in Action Fellow Akilah Silke Güc invites to Feminist of Color Book Club in Heidelberg
Humanity in Action Fellow Akilah Silke Güc invites to a reading circle discovering the best feminist authors of color and celebrating them in a unique way.
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Action Projects
Alle unsere Fellows implementieren eine zivilgesellschaftliche Initiative in ihren lokalen Gemeinschaften, ein "Action Project". Schauen Sie sich einige Projekte unserer Community an.
The influence of (gender) stereotypes on our gender (identity)
Senior Fellow Daniel Busacca Dolleo developed a workshop where they discuss the impact that gender has on our identity & therefore of who we are.
How to Be a Mental Health Ambassador
In an attempt to address the dearth of mental health professionals, Senior Fellow Britta Thiemt organized a workshop at the Trinity College Dublin to train individuals to be Mental Health Ambassadors.
BlackRockTalk
Senior Fellow Esra Karakaya hosts an online talk show BlackRockTalk, discussing social phenomenas and global experiences from a youthful and intellectual perspective.
Become a Fellow
Every year, new Humanity in Action Fellows come together in six cities across Europe and the United States to study how and why people resist intolerance and protect democratic values.
