Find the connection with your countrymen and talk to them! Celebrate the differences and talk with people from your neighborhood, your city, and your country that you don’t normally come across on your own.

Everybody is welcome! There will also be English / multilingual conversations, and online tables for women only. Participation is free.

Celebrate the differences

Do you experience cultural differences in your neighborhood, at work, at school, on social media? Where do you taste differences and how does it taste now that we mainly meet at a distance? Are differences enlarged, smaller, more important, more disturbing, richer, more beautiful? In this online meeting we share our stories and listen to those of others. What do you see happening around you, what happens to you and what do you long for? Are you looking for the familiar, the other, the adventure, a melting pot, fusion or jam session? Taste the differences and similarities and discover the flavors of yourself, others and your ideal recipe!

Program

19.00 Log in
19.15 Welcome
19.25 Supporting act
19:40 At tables in dialogue!
21.15 Completion and after-talk
21:45 End

How does an online dialogue work?

• A dialogue is a conversation, where people talk to each other about experiences, visions and possible actions for change. Characteristics of such a dialogue is that you listen attentively to each other with curiosity an an open heart without judging or trying to convince the others. Through dialogue, you seek deeper insights to better understand each other. This way of conducting a conversation takes place in small groups of 4 to a maximum of 6 participants, with a trained dialogue facilitator. Read here more about what a dialogue is >>>
• Sign up for the event using the red button. You will receive an automatic confirmation in your mailbox. On the day of the event you will receive a login link for the event and possibly a login code at your email address. By clicking on that link you will get access to the space on the internet where the event takes place. Read more about the use of Zoom here >>>