Congress: TOGETHER
Shaping Educational Landscapes - Connecting Partners - Embracing Inclusion
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09. March 2023 -
15:00 |
| End | 11. March 2023 - 13:30 |
The Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences—in collaboration with the BAKO_SN-GEMEINSAM project— — on behalf of the Saxon State Ministry of Culture (SMK), is organizing a conference from March 9 to 11, 2023, focusing on the diversity of children and adolescents as well as the best possible guidance and support for them.
It is aimed at Saxon representatives from the field of education as well as school and municipal administrations. Experts from various fields, institutions, regions, and states will engage in dialogue to address the shared regional responsibility for successful educational trajectories.
Approximately 450 participants are expected, and the program will feature around 50 high-profile speakers.
With the Emil von Schenckendorff Hall, the Kulturforum Görlitzer Synagoge, the Barockhaus of the Görlitz Collections, and the university campus, the events will take place across a total of four venues.
The organizer extends its gratitude to the City of Görlitz, its Kulturservicegesellschaft mbH, and Europastadt GörlitzZgorzelec GmbH for their logistical and venue support, without which a conference of this magnitude would not have been possible.
The congress will be opened by Minister President Kretschmer, Rector Kratzsch, District Administrator Meyer, and Mayor Ursu.
The first day will focus on successful networking and the associated school development. Two keynote presentations will address collaborative work in educational landscapes, followed by a discussion of the factors that contribute to success and those that hinder it.
The second day of the conference offers a variety of presentations, expert forums, and workshops on how to successfully design educational processes. The day will conclude with an evening event featuring Christian Piwarz, Saxony’s Minister of State for Culture.
The theme of the third day is “Shaping the Future Together.” What might education look like in and for the future, and what changes are necessary to be prepared? These questions will also be discussed at the conclusion of the conference from the perspectives of policy, academia, and school practice.
The full program and additional information, such as contact persons, can be found at:
2nd upper floor