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DESCRIPTION:Outdoor workshop in Kreuzberg/Neukölln with Mohammed Ali Chahro
 ur (social scholar)\n\nHow does institutional racism affect the daily live
 s of migrants in Berlin? In this interactive outdoor workshop\, we take a 
 closer look at the reality of structural discrimination – far removed from
  statistics\, but right in the heart of the city. Together\, we reflect on
  how racist structures work\, where they become visible (or invisible) in 
 everyday life\, and what impact they have on the lives and participation o
 f migrant communities.\n\nThe workshop is designed for anyone who wants to
  critically examine racism\, migration\, and social exclusion\, regardless
  of whether they have previous experience or not.\n\nMohammed Ali Chahrour
  (he/him) is a social scholar who specialises in migration\, anti-racism a
 nd diversity\, and has published on these topics. He also has several year
 s of experience as a counsellor for victims of right-wing and racist viole
 nce. He currently works as a political education trainer and gives worksho
 ps and seminars on issues of intercultural and transcultural coexistence. 
 In autumn 2023\, he co-edited the anthology Generalverdacht: Wie mit dem M
 ythos Clankriminalität Politik gemacht wird (General Suspicion: How the My
 th of Clan Crime is Used to Make Politics).\n\nOrganizational details:\nSt
 arting point: Oppelnerstraße\, corner of Görlitzerstraße\, 10997 Berlin Kr
 euzberg\nEnd point: Reuterplatz\, 12047 Berlin-Neukölln\n\nThis event is s
 part of the pluralistic Discourse Programme Not Easy: It invites dialogue 
 on plural perspectives within contemporary German memory discourse and soc
 ial coexistence. Starting from the life and work of the artist Irma Stern 
 (1894–1966)\, it explores the complex entanglements of antisemitism\, colo
 nialism and racism. The programme encourages participants to expand their 
 perspective on Stern’s ambivalent experiences between persecution and exil
 e as a Jewish German woman\, as well as her privileges as a white South Af
 rican.\n\nDeveloped by Ahmad Dakhnous\, Tahir Della\, Anna Yeboah and Yehu
 dit Yinhar\, accompanied by Pegah Byroum-Wand and Daniela Bystron.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250926T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20250926T173000
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Brücke Museum: Invisible Borders
TRANSP:OPAQUE
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