Workers’ Welfare Association invites you to the Herrgartencafé on 23 August
The Workers' Welfare Association Darmstadt invites you to a generational discussion on the topic of democracy in the Herrgartencafé on August 23rd, starting at 7 p.m.
Democracy in the eyes of different generations
Democracy is experienced differently by each generation. The post-war generation has a different perspective on their time than today's working people or young people, who face their future with a highly uncertain outlook. At the event, people of different ages come together to share personal stories and experiences, as well as exchange ideas and perspectives.
Participants in the conversation
- Sabine Seidler : A child of war and a "woman of the 1968s," she studied in Berlin from 1963 onward. She was a judge at the Darmstadt Administrative Court, chair of a parliamentary group in the city council, and engaged in numerous honorary positions.
- Canan Dursin : Born in 1986, she studied German and currently works in university administration and is involved in a parents' initiative in Darmstadt. Her parents are from Turkey and Albania.
- Armin Alizadeh : Born in 1994, he was a member of the federal executive board of the Young Socialists (Juso) university groups and a member of the SPD party executive committee. Today, he researches the digital transformation of work as a business information systems specialist.
Audience participation
Visitors are also invited to contribute their own questions and contributions.
Further information about the event can be found on the AWO Darmstadt website .
(DARMSTADT – RED/AWO)
