The Ludwig Wolker association organized 2025 an intercultural weekend "United in Diversity"!
The program was run by young people who created this weekend together.
Day 1 - Saturday
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Breakfast Potluck & Icebreakers |
Joint breakfast potluck with dishes from different countries; name games, fun facts, and brief introductions where participants share something about themselves. |
Faciliators: Tina |
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Multilingualism & Language Animation |
Introduction to language animation (a technique used to engage people in language learning in a fun and interactive way), discussion of the benefits of multilingualism for personal and professional growth, exploration of the cultural significance of languages and how they shape identity and society. |
Facilitator: Theresa |
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Urban Nature Walk & Social Spaces |
Exploring the balance between urban development and nature, with a focus on creating accessible, green spaces in cities. A guided nature walk discussing how natural spaces contribute to mental well-being and community cohesion. |
Facilitator: Nushin |
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Lunch at local restaurant |
A break to enjoy a lunch at a pretty spot in the city! | - |
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Workshop on Democracy & Freedom of Speech |
Brief introduction to democracy and the fundamental principles of democratic societies; Freedom of speech as a human right and its role in democratic societies; Discussion on the limits of freedom of speech: When does free speech cross into harmful territory, such as hate speech, intolerance, and racism? |
Facilitator: Felix |
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Pierogi Social Club (Cooking Workshop)
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Introduction to Polish culture: A short presentation on Poland, focusing on traditions, food, and the cultural significance of pierogis; participants will learn about Polish cooking traditions and how food can serve as a means of bringing communities together. The introduction will also address the often overlooked migration from Central and Eastern Europe, the stereotyping of Eastern European cultures, and the issue of anti-Slavic sentiment in Western discourse. |
Facilitator: Julia |
| Evening Reflection & Social Games | Wrap-Up and Social Togetherness: relaxed evening together playing games and sharing thoughts; a chance for participants to reflect on the day’s learning and relax, fostering informal conversation and connections. |
Facilitator: Tabea |
Day 2 - Sunday
| Breakfast & Energizer |
A brief recap of the previous day’s activities, followed by a team energizer activity led by the participants themselves; this could be a yoga session or a fun game to start the day. |
Facilitators: you! |
| Workshop: Youth Project Planning (1) |
Introduction of the key stages of a youth project: conceptualizing, planning, executing, and evaluating. Participants will gain practical project management skills and the confidence to organize and implement their own youth projects in the future. |
Facilitator: Lena |
| Lunch at local restaurant | A break to enjoy a lunch at a pretty spot in the city! | - |
| Workshop: Youth Project Planning (2) |
Introduction to further project management planning: budgeting and financing of a youth project, as well as risk management and evaluation tools. Continue building project management skills with a focus on practical tools for creating and sustaining youth-led initiatives. Participants will leave with enhanced project planning skills and a clearer vision of how to execute a successful youth project. |
Facilitators: Lena, Tina |
| Closing Circle & Certificate Ceremony |
A final opportunity to celebrate the project, share contact information, collect feedback, and receive Youthpass certificates to recognize participants' involvement and learning. |
Facilitator: Tabea |
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