Last Thursday, May 22nd, we held the third session of our book club — and this time, we took on one of the most urgent and far-reaching topics of our digital age: The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff. Set in the warm and familiar space of Oma Lilo, our discussion focused on the book’s central argument […]
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In our second session of the book club, we came together to discuss Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of the Oppressed in its entirety. Building on the introductory framing and initial reflections from the first session, this meeting offered space for deeper engagement with Freire’s ideas and with each other. The session began with a focused summary
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Yesterday, in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, a group composed of about 12 people, gathered for a special meeting of the poetry club. The event took place in Salinestrasse 34, a perfect setting for sharing reflections and emotions through poetry. The central theme of the evening was war and love and their relationship, a topic that
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Thursday evening, January 16th 2025, we – the group of the book club “Youth voices” – gathered for the first pilot-test meeting of our book club to discuss “Do Muslim Women Need Saving?” by Lila Abu-Lughod. The discussion was profound and thought-provoking, allowing us to reflect deeply on the themes raised by the author regarding the Western
On the evening of April 12, 2024, the “AI Lab: Addressing AI’s Impact on the Political Arena” event unfolded with an unexpected yet fittingly innovative welcome — an AI-generated avatar of Ursula von der Leyen. The virtual appearance of such a distinguished figure not only captivated the audience but also set a tone of intrigue
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