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The Protestant deanery and Amnesty International extend an invitation starting March 5th
A new series of events entitled "For a Coexistence – with Respect: Anti-Muslim Racism in Our Society" will begin in Darmstadt on Thursday, March 5th. The organizers are the Protestant Deanery of Darmstadt and Amnesty International Darmstadt.
The series is prompted by the increased number of attacks, discrimination, and hostility towards Muslims in Germany in recent years. The events will examine the topic from various perspectives.
Opening with political scientist Saba-Nur Cheema
The event kicks off on Thursday, March 5th, at 7 pm with a lecture evening featuring Frankfurt political scientist Saba-Nur Cheema at the Offenes Haus, Rheinstraße 31. She will provide an overview of current manifestations of anti-Muslim racism and address, among other things, experiences of discrimination in the job and housing markets, the education system, and public spaces.
On Thursday, March 12th, at 6 pm, an evening with a communal breaking of the fast will take place in the Open House, focusing on the concrete experiences and life worlds of Muslim people.
On Thursday, March 25th, at 7 pm, associations and organizations from the region will present perspectives for solidarity-based action.
Film series at the Rex art house cinema
To accompany the event series, AlleWeltKino will be showing films every Monday at 8:15 pm between March 9th and 30th at the Rex arthouse cinema in Wilhelminenstraße 9.
The documentary "No Country for Nobody", which deals with current developments in migration policy, will be shown on March 9th to kick things off.
The series is part of the International Weeks Against Racism. Further information is available at www.dekanat-darmstadt.de .
