At this time of the year when people like to eat gingerbread, check out these Genderbread Persons to better understand the different dimensions of Gender.
27. Dezember 2012
18. Dezember 2012
Vadim Damier zur politischen Situation in Russland
Die Projektgruppe Zivile Konfliktbearbeitung Rhein-Main hatte wie angekündigt im November 2012 Vadim Damier in die Landeszentrale für politische Bildung Rheinland-Pfalz eingeladen. Daraus ist ein sehenswerter Kurzfilm von Quer TV Mainz entstanden.
Videolink
www.gewalt-loest-keine-konflikte.de
Videolink
www.gewalt-loest-keine-konflikte.de
12. Dezember 2012
Designing a vision of peace
Ronny Edry talks about a peace movement he created by simply designing a
poster. As a graphic designer, he often uploads images he created to
Facebook. One night, he decided that the escalating war of threats
between the Israeli and Iranian governments had reached its peak and he
wanted to send a new message: Iranians, We Love You. The movement that
began as a poster has now turned into a global image protest, with
Iranians, Israelis and others using the power of social media to send
their governments a new message of peace.
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Deichkind im Gespräch mit ver.di
Ich habe eine interessantes Interview von ver.di mit Deichkind gelesen, in dem es nicht nur im Musik und Shows geht, sondern auch die "neue Arbeitswelt", in der mensch entlassen werden kann fürs Posten des Videos zu Deichkinds "Bück dich hoch" (unten eingebettet).
"Bück dich hoch" - eine Antihymne auf die neue Arbeitswelt? Was sagt die Band Deichkind zur Kündigung eines Beschäftigten, der diesen Song auf seiner FB-Seite gepostet hatte? ver.di im Gespräch mit Deichkind über den Zwang zur Selbstoptimierung und die Kraft karnevalistischer Bühnenshows.
7. Dezember 2012
Bukra Fi Mishmish - Let's try the impossible!
Music video "Bukra Fi Mishmish" (Arabic for "when pigs fly" or for when the impossible happens) by HEARTBEAT, written and performed by Israeli and Palestinian youth members of Heartbeat (ages 16-20).
HEARTBEAT is an international community of musicians, educators, and students using music to build mutual understanding and transform conflict. Founded in 2007 under a grant from Fulbright and MTV, Heartbeat empowers Israeli and Palestinian musicians by creating opportunities and spaces for musicians from both sides to work together, hear each other, and amplify their voices to influence the world around them.
For more information, please visit: www.heartbeat.fm
Listen to more music on bandcamp.
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