BUEN VIVIR
BUEN VIVIR: Die Welt aus der Perspektive des Buen Vivir überdenken Alberto Acosta WILD DRAWINGS AUF NAXOS MURALS DES KALI ZOI Alberto Acosta ist ecuadorianischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler, Forscher der Lateinamerikanischen […]
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BRÜCKE DER ÄGÄIS – HANNOVER, BREMEN, ATHEN, IZMIR
Neues PROTERRA PROJEKT Die Brücke der Ägäis – Hannover, Bremen, Athen, Izmir Die Brücke der Ägäis führt insbesondere junge Aktivist*innen mit der tausende Jahre alten Kultur dieses ägäischen Raumes […]
Kooperation Hannover-Athen-Naxos-Izmir-Selcuk
„BRÜCKE DER ÄGÄIS“ Die Brücke der Ägäis entsteht seit Anfang des Jahres 2024 bei PROTERRA. Sie verbindet sich nun mit der Stadt Hannover, der Städtepartnerschaft Bremen-Izmir und zahlreichen griechischen und […]
Armut, Gerechtigkeit und politische Teilhabe in Deutschland und Frankreich
Deutschland, das »Exportland Nummer eins«, die »politische Kraft Europas«. Wie passt diese Stärke mit Armut zusammen? Laut des regelmäßig erscheinenden Armutsberichts leben hierzulande insbesondere Erwerbslose, Alleinerziehende und ihre Kinder sowie […]
Populism in Europe – How we recognise and what we do against Populism
The example of the Movimento Cinque Stelle („Five stars“) in Italy Samuele Segoni (Alternativa Libera), Prof. Dr. Filippo Catani (University Florence), Svenja Appuhn (Green Youth), Maik Bischoff (Anti War House […]
Democracy – a political system for the rich of the world?
Democracy – a political system for the rich of the world? was being discussed during our 3rd Forum Democracy in Motion taking place in Hanover. Like we had specifically taken a look at Catalonia and Sicily during Forum I and II, this time we brought Greece as an example for the credibility crisis of parliamentary democracy that is currently existent in many societies. We invited locals to speak about and discuss this question (not only limited to Greece of course) with our Greek guest Prof. Dr. Georgios Mentis, professor at the Law School of the University of Athens.
Refugee day in Hannover
Since one month 40 refugees from Sudan occupie the Weißekreuzplatz in Hanover city to fight against the german laws for refugees, which prohibit leaving the city, working and getting medical care (except it’s a case of emergency). Moreover the refugees fight against their deportation and for the right to stay here
Workshop in participation to people with functional diversity
Given this violation of Human Rights, the group of young people from Barcelona decided to collaborate with the organization Tots Som Santboians giving a workshop on participation
The real emergency
The continual arrivals of immigrants on the south coasts is the most evident aspect, exploited not only by the media, but also by the Italian institutions in order to have more money to counteract departures from the African coasts, rather than to improve the reception
Democracy in Motion has a lot to say about Europe!
The youth from Democracy in Motion gives their opinion about the European elections
Barcelona and the difficult coexistence with the tourism
The documentary „Bye bye Barcelona“ analyzes this phenomenon and questions whether the decision-makers in the city have to work only for the economic benefit or have to take into account the welfare of the residents and be committed for the responsible tourism. Barcelona is not what it seems to be and it is time to wonder… is this the city where we want to live?
PROTERRA FOREN DEMOCRACY IN MOTION zur Zukunft der Demokratie
Forum Democracy in Motion / Forum Demokratie in Bewegung aiming at spreading the ideas of new ways of democracy in Hanover
Annexion der Krim
At the so-called referendum of March 16 almost 97% of living, dead and unborn people in Crimea, of any ethnicity and nationality, voted for the unification of Crimea with Russia. The supervisors and observers present at referendum wore green and were armed.
Iaioflautes. The never ending struggle
IaIoflautas, literally, Grandparents flutes are, as they call themselves, the generation that fought and got a better life for their children. The name itself says so much about them. It comes from the original spanish concept Perroflauta
Democracy – Europe and the XXII Century
Western democracy is suffering mutations and its final form will depend from these and the forces existing within societies that will shape it.
When demonstrations are not enough
Civil disobedience and nonviolent direct actions are tools to make our campaigns more effective and allow us to ask ourselves about the effectiveness of our actions; because we want to see real changes happen
Street Art – Crisis Art 2014
Art street make people realize some things that happen around them and -sometimes- they cannot see. In Greece, these years that the country is lost in crisis street art has „bloomed“, something that was not happening some years ago
No MUOS. A campaign for demilitarization of Sicily
ple from all over Italy joined the movement to say NO MUOS and NO to the militarization of Sicily and Italy, with demonstrations, peaceful resistance, artivism, road-blocks, by settling lawsuits and pointing the No MUOS demands out to the Parliament.
Tunisia – The structures of the movement for Democracy
After the emergence of the Arab Spring, Tunisia continues to change. Currently, many aid organizations have begun to open offices in the country
ESCHRACHE – The right of protest pointing out responsibles
Nuria Millán / Spain. Escrache was considered the word of 2013 according to a Spanish foundation. Nothing else could be expected. Escraches emerged in Argentina, when were used to point out […]
PARK(ing) Day. Reclaiming public spaces
Sofia Kozanidou / Greece. PARK(ing) Day is an event that is being held annually since 2005. It’s global character helps citizens, artists and activists to temporarily transform parking spaces into […]
Clown Army. A different nonviolent route.
Nowadays, things do not have change. But we change (as Thoreau was saying). For that reason, modern nonviolent actions and civil disobedience has taken a different route. To be more specific, one new form of this type of activism is Clown Army that uses clowning and nonviolent tactics to act against corporate globalization, war, and on other issues.
