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This question is more than just a thought experiment – it strikes at the very heart of our society and shapes the way we move forward together and how we wish to shape the future.
Our notions of continuity and change, of young and old, can have both a divisive and a unifying effect. But how can we harness the diversity of the generations as a strength to create a more resilient and sustainable society?
During the summer term, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences’ Controversial Dialogue (Dialog Kontrovers) series will focus on six areas, examining what divides the generations and what unites them – in relation to politics, technological change, the media, the environment and climate, as well as cultural norms and social values. The university warmly invites interested people of all generations to take part in this dialogue. For it is only by working together that we can recognise and capitalise on the opportunities offered by the intergenerational dynamic – not as a conflict, but as a shared quest for common goals.
The first event will take place on 26 March 2024 from 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm in Studio B at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences and will address the question: ‘33 1/3 years of East Germans versus West Germans, or: Which generation will achieve “inner unity”?’
Further information and the remaining dates are available via the link: https://dialog-kontrovers.hs-mittweida.de/