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DTSTART:20261104T170000Z
DTEND:20261104T183000Z
SUMMARY:Democracy for Everyone?
DESCRIPTION:Democracy thrives when people have a say and participate in de
 cision-making. But not all voices are heard equally well.\nThe “Democrac
 y Research in Dialogue” lecture series\, organized by the Hessian Minist
 ry of Higher Education\, Research\, Science and the Arts\, is making a sto
 p at Hochschule RheinMain – University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSR
 M). Minister of Higher Education Timon Gremmels and HSRM President Prof. D
 r. Eva Waller will engage in a discussion with researchers and students.\n
 The following guests will serve as panelists:\nDr. Volkan Çıdam\, holder
  of the Paulskirche professorship in democracy research for the state of H
 esse\, will speak about obstacles to democratic organization\, using the e
 xample of the resistance by faculty and students at Boğaziçi university 
 against autocratic interventions.Prof. Dr. Tanja Grendel\, Faculty of Appl
 ied Social Sciences at HSRM\, asks who is actually involved at the local l
 evel—and who remains excluded due to barriers to access or unsuitable fo
 rmats.Margarete Richter\, from the HSRM’s EcoAct project group\, demonst
 rates how social media\, artificial intelligence\, and new forms of intera
 ction can engage young people in democratic processes.Maria Sala Archelos\
 , a student in the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and a member of the 
 Citizens’ Council\, represents the students’ perspective and explains 
 what participatory decision-making feels like in everyday (university) lif
 e. \nTogether\, the participants will discuss how democratic processes ca
 n be made more resilient\, accessible\, and sustainable.\nStefan Schröder
  will moderate the discussion.\nRegistration
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Democracy thrives when people have a say a
 nd participate in decision-making. But not all voices are heard equally we
 ll.</p>\n<p>The “Democracy Research in Dialogue” lecture series\, orga
 nized by the Hessian Ministry of Higher Education\, Research\, Science and
  the Arts\, is making a stop at Hochschule RheinMain – University of App
 lied Sciences and Arts (HSRM). Minister of Higher Education Timon Gremmels
  and HSRM President Prof. Dr. Eva Waller will engage in a discussion with 
 researchers and students.</p>\n<p>The following guests will serve as panel
 ists:</p>\n<ul><li>Dr. Volkan Çıdam\, holder of the Paulskirche professo
 rship in democracy research for the state of Hesse\, will speak about obst
 acles to democratic organization\, using the example of the resistance by 
 faculty and students at Boğaziçi university against autocratic intervent
 ions.</li><li>Prof. Dr. Tanja Grendel\, <a href="t3://page?uid=94" title="
 Faculty of Applied Social Sciences ">Faculty of Applied Social Sciences</a
 > at HSRM\, asks who is actually involved at the local level—and who rem
 ains excluded due to barriers to access or unsuitable formats.</li><li>Mar
 garete Richter\, from the HSRM’s EcoAct project group\, demonstrates how
  social media\, artificial intelligence\, and new forms of interaction can
  engage young people in democratic processes.</li><li>Maria Sala Archelos\
 , a student in the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and a member of the 
 Citizens’ Council\, represents the students’ perspective and explains 
 what participatory decision-making feels like in everyday (university) lif
 e.&nbsp\;</li></ul>\n<p>Together\, the participants will discuss how democ
 ratic processes can be made more resilient\, accessible\, and sustainable.
 </p>\n<p>Stefan Schröder will moderate the discussion.</p>\n<p><a href="h
 ttps://eveeno.com/demokratieforschung_hsrm" target="_blank">Registration</
 a></p>
LOCATION:Hochschule RheinMain\, Campus Kurt-Schumacher-Ring\, Gebäude G\,
  Raum 102\, Kurt-Schumacher-Ring 18\, 65197 Wiesbaden
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