ALLIANZ KULTURSTIFTUNG

Panel discussion
In German and English (simultaneous interpretation provided).
12 September 2022, 7 pm CEST.
At Allianz Forum, Pariser Platz 6, 10117 Berlin
Free admission. Please register: 600-hosp@auswaertiges-amt.de.

Putin's attack on Ukraine is a painful reminder to the world: aggression, violence and defamation are still menacingly effective strategies of power. What does the war mean for international feminism? Can femin-ist critique contribute to a more inclusive and de-escalating politics? 

Together with the Federal Foreign Office, we want to approach these questions in a special edition of the Berliner Korrespondenzen. The Ukrainian-German writer winner Katja Petrowskaya, the Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy Luise Amtsberg, the Bosnian director Jasmila Žbanić and the Peace & Conflict Reseracher Dr. Simone Wisotzki will be discussing on stage, moderated by Ralf Beste, Director-General for Culture and Society at the Federal Foreign Office. Come and join the discussion!  

Allianz Kulturstiftung and European Cultural Foundation launch a European Cultural Emergency Programme for Ukraine

European cultural initiatives taking a stand against the destruction of an open and diverse cultural life in Ukraine, who are now taking action in all the neighbouring countries and throughout Europe, need our urgent support.

Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, the Culture of Solidarity Fund has therefore granted emergency aid to artists and cultural initiatives in Ukraine, financing cultural actions of solidarity in and throughout Europe. As a joint instrument of the European Cultural Foundation, the Allianz Kulturstiftung and a growing number of further partner foundations and private donors from all over Europe, the Culture of Solidarity Fund supports European cultural and solidarity initiatives with Ukraine.

More information here.