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This Is Us – Insights From Our Participants

‘Diasporic Identities’ – what are they, actually?

2. May 2023

Remembering Queer Victims of the Holocaust

27. January 2023

On religiousness, sexuality, and gender

17. January 2023

The Fashion revolution: how hijabi influencers are fighting stereotypes

22. December 2022

A flower with many petals

9. December 2022

Dialogue in Practice: Serving as a reserve officer in the Bundeswehr

4. November 2022

Finger Wagging as a Praxis

27. April 2022

#OutInChurch

24. January 2022

Postcolonial Education Part III: Decolonising the Curriculum – Reflections on our History Education

16. December 2021

Postcolonial Education Part II: Reflexions on Representation & Decolonization in the Curriculum

16. December 2021

Postcolonial Education Part I: An educational journey through a historical and autobiographical lens

16. December 2021

Stumbling Stones as a Grassroots Project between Memory and Interreligious Dialogue

26. November 2021

“The Memory Monster“ and the future of contemporary Shoa witnesses

13. September 2021

Episode 3: with Liz Lambert on her current PhD-project on how religiosity and the attitude towards religion is transformed in various biographical narratives in Luxembourg

12. August 2021

Gifted To Give: Witnessing The Faith Through Dialogue

30. July 2021

Going Beyond: The Relevance of Dialogue between Worldviews for the Non-Religious

10. June 2021

A Shameful Response: The Catholic Church and The Question of Blessing Same-Sex Marriages

10. May 2021

“We don’t want to die.”

29. April 2021

The role of the transnational memory for the European cohesion

9. April 2021

Religion (un)changed? How biography influences religiosity

15. February 2021

Do Inclusion and Acceptance Stand a Chance?

8. January 2021

The Hajj, Modern Media and Pandemics in the 1920s

4. December 2020

Introducing: This Is Us – Insights from our participants

27. November 2020

˝The programme makes possible something that is all too rare in our society these days: speaking and having discussions across borders, not about each other, but with each other. That can be a hard slog at times, but at the same time the format makes space for follow-up questions and deeper conversations that are only possible through trust on all sides.

Felix, DialoguePerspectives alumnus