Civil society and the supposed “turning point”
Friday, February 17th, 2023 from 7 – 10 pm
Altes Rathaus München Marienplatz 15 (see link to Google Maps)
| Civil society and the supposed “turning point” | ||
| 6 pm | Admission | |
| 7 pm | Welcome | |
| Greetings from the City of Munich | Thomas Lechner, Town council | |
| Welcome Clemens Ronnefeldt as honorary curator | Maria R. Feckl | |
| 7.20 pm | The supposed “turning point” and the peace movement | Clemens Ronnefeldt, Peace Officer, International Fellowship of Reconciliation |
| Panel Diskussion | ||
| with members of the following NGOs | ||
| ver.di (United Services Union) | Sabine Gruber Chairwoman of the Presidium of the Regional District Board ver.di Bayern |
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| Letzte Generation | Ernst Hörmann | |
| Migration Advisory Board | Mustafa Erciyas | |
| International Fellowship of Reconciliation | Clemens Ronnefeldt | |
| Physicians Organization IPPNW | Dr. Lars Pohlmeier | |
| Questions from the audience | ||
| 10 pm | End | |
| Directions | You find the Alte Rathaus HERE U-/S-Bahnhaltestelle MARIENPLATZ |
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| Eintritt | The event is public. the admission is free. We appreciate a donation (about 10 EUR) Registration is not necessary The access is not barrier-free. |
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| Viewing online | Registration is not necessary. To access the online conference please find the link on our homepage. |
Speakers
Thomas Lechner, Greetings
Clemens Ronnefeldt
Sabine Gruber
Dr. Lars Pohlmeier
Mustafa Erciyas
Ernst Hörmann
Moderation Orgwerk
Workshop Social Defence
Saturday. Febraury 18th, 2023 10 – 12 am
Hochschule für Philosophie München (Link to Google Maps)
Kaulbachstraße 31/33 D-80539 München
| Workshop “Being able to defend oneself without weapons? How can that work?” with Nele Anslinger and Jochen Neumann | ||
| 10 am | Welcome and Introduction | |
| In this workshop, we first ask ourselves: What is it that we want to defend? What do we feel threatened by? What is security for us? After an introduction to social defense, we examine and discuss which form of defense – whether military or social – is better suited to what we want to defend, preserve or change. | ||
| For further information see: “Workshops für gewaltfreie Sicherheitspolitik” from Tobias Pastoors in FriedensForum 6/2022 | ||
| 12 am | End | |
| Please send us an e-mail to register. E-Mail to office@friedenskonferenz.info
The event is public. the location is easily to access to all You find the Hochschule für Philosophie HERE (Link to Google Maps) |
Speakers
Nele Anslinger
Jochen Neumann
War Interests – War Narratives
Afghanistan, Ukraine
Saturday 18th, 2023 7-9.30 pm
Hochschule für Philosophie München (Link to Google Maps)
Kaulbachstr. 31 D-80539 München
| War Interests – War Narratives: Afghanistan, Ukraine | ||
| 6 pm | Admission | |
| 7 pm | Welcome | Dr. Josef Raab, IPPNW |
| The Power of Pictures War Journalism in the perspective of media ethics |
Prof. Dr. Claudia Paganini | |
| Roaring 20ies – Afghan Dreams and their opposite | Dr. Fahim Amir | |
| War in Ukraine – what about the peace movement – misinterpretation? Do pacifism and ‘Build peace without weapons’ belong on the garbage heap of history? |
Andreas Zumach | |
| 9.30 pm | End | |
| The event is public. the admission is free. We appreciate a donation (about 10 EUR) Registration is not necessary the location is easily to access to all the Link to the online peace conference you find on our homepage. You find the Hochschule für Philosophie HERE (Link to Google Maps) U-Bahn Stop UNIVERSITÄT (U3/6) |
Speakers
Prof. Dr. Claudia Paganini
Dr. Fahim Amir
Andreas Zumach
Renate Börger Moderation
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Sabine Gruber
Vorsitzende des Präsidiums des Landesbezirksvorstands von ver.di Bayern
- geboren am 26.03.1967 in Eggenfelden
- 1983 mittlere Reife, Stefan-Krumenauer-Realschule Eggenfelden
- 1983 – 1985 Justizassistentanwärterin beim Amtsgericht Landshut
- seit November 1985 beim Amtsgericht München beschäftigt
- 1987 Eintritt in die Gewerkschaft ÖTV
- 1988 – 1990 Vorsitzende der Jugend- und Auszubildendenvertretung beim Amtsgericht München; bis 1992 Vorsitzende der Bezirks-JAV beim Oberlandesgericht München; Mitglied der Haupt-JAV
- 1989-1995 ÖTV-Kreisjugendausschuss München
- seit 1990 Mitglied im Personalrat beim Amtsgericht München
- ab 1991 Mitglied im Kreisvorstand der ÖTV München
- 1992 – 1995 Aufstieg in den gehobenen Dienst, seit 1996 Rechtspflegerin
- 1995 – 2001 Vorstandsmitglied im Kreisjugendring München-Stadt als Vertreterin der DGB-Jugend
- seit 2000 glücklich (!) verheiratet
- seit 2001 im Bezirksvorstand ver.di München
- seit 2001 Vorsitzende des Landesfachgruppenvorstands Justiz
- seit 2003 Mitglied im ver.di Landesbezirksvorstand Bayern
- seit 2006 stv. Vorsitzende des ver.di Bezirks München
- seit 2006 Vorsitzende des Fachbereichs 6 bei ver.di München
- seit 2006 Mitglied im Landesfachbereichsvorstand Bund/Länder
- seit 2006 stv. Personalratsvorsitzende beim Amtsgericht München, Mitglied im Bezirks- und Hauptpersonalrat
- seit 2007 Mitglied im ver.di Bundesfachgruppenvorstand Justiz
- seit 2011 Präsidium des Landesbezirksvorstands
- seit 2019 Vorsitzende des Präsidiums des Landesbezirksvorstands
Tommas Rödl
Dr. Fahim Amir
Claudia Paganini
Theresa brain
https://peace4future.de
https://www.sicherheitneudenken.de
https://www.sicherheitneudenken.de/mach-mit/ich-spende/?
Mirka Hurter
https://peace4future.de
https://www.sicherheitneudenken.de
https://www.sicherheitneudenken.de/mach-mit/ich-spende/?
Meitaka Kendall lekka
Clemens Ronnefeldt
https://www.versoehnungsbund.de/aktiv/friedensreferat
https://www.transparenztv.com/friedensfragen-clemens-ronnefeldt/
https://versoehnungsbund.de/
Source: Archive Clemens Ronnefeldt
Gudrun Haas
Dr. Angelika Claußen
http://www.ippnw.de/der-verein/vorstand/dr-angelika-claussen.html
Prof. Dr. Claudia Kemfert
Katrin Habenschaden
2014 to 2020 honorary city councilor for the Green Party. Since May 2020 Second Mayor. Chairwoman of the Committees for Construction, Labor and Economics, Culture, Climate and Environment, and Mobility. Coordinator of the thematic areas Labor and Economy, Gender Equality, Education for Sustainable Development, and Europe and International Affairs. “Munich is a beautiful city. The parks and green spaces, the proximity to the mountains, the many cultural opportunities and the cosmopolitanism make Munich attractive. At the same time, our success poses major challenges for our city, for example in terms of traffic and rents. As mayor, I want to work to set the right course in the coming years so that Munich remains livable – and home to all people, regardless of their pockets.
One of the biggest tasks for the future, in addition to a well-done traffic turnaround, is environmental and climate protection. Cities are responsible for two-thirds of global CO2 emissions. Making Munich climate-neutral is therefore necessary – for the sake of our children and grandchildren. At the same time, we must continue to be economically successful, because a modern infrastructure, urban housing, good social services and a rich cultural offering cost money. As a Green and a graduate in business administration, I stand for a climate-friendly economy and climate. I entered politics because I want to help shape the future of our beautiful city – for the benefit of all citizens. But that is only possible if you know what moves people. Therefore, do not hesitate to contact me or write to me. I will always have an open ear for you.”
https://www.katrin-habenschaden.de
Photo Credits: Anja Mörk
Christian Orth
Andreas Zumach
Andreas Zumach writes for the Taz on UN and international politics. He also works for a number of other regional and national newspapers, magazines and public radio in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. He has published numerous articles in German- and English-language books as well as specialist publications on topics such as security policy, arms control and disarmament. In 1997 Zumach was awarded the prize of the Association of UN Correspondents in New York for the world’s best reporting on the UN.
Buch „Reform oder Blockade- welche Zukunft hat die UNO (Rotpunkt-Verlag Zürich 2021)
Biographical note: Andreas Zumach was born in Cologne in 1954. Since 1998, he has been working from the European UN office in Geneva as a correspondent for, among others, the German daily newspaper „taz“ on UN issues and other international affairs. 1981-1988: Organizer and spokesman for various German organizations of the peace movement, including the nationwide coordinating committee of the peace movement 1979-1981: Editor of the German daily newspaper „Die Neue“ for international affairs, foreign correspondent in South Africa 1975-1978: Studied economics and journalism at the University of Cologne and the Cologne School of Journalism; organizer of the German campaign on trade and advertising practices of the Nestle corporation and other baby food manufacturers in Africa, Asia and Latin America
Repeatedly a speaker at the International Munich Peace Conference.
www.taz.de
www.infosperber.ch
Emily Zahira Binding
Nele Anslinger
www.wehrhaftohnewaffen.de
Jochen Neumann
www.kurvewustrow.org
Thomas Lechner, City Councillor Munich
Human rights activist, cultural worker, DJ, and independent city councilor of the parliamentary group DIE. LINKE/DIE PARTEI with the following political priorities:
A colourful, solidary Munich for young and old persons
This includes participation, participation, and equal opportunities for refugees and migrants, gender equality and equality for LGBTIQ* people, as well as true inclusion of people with disabilities.
This also includes: promoting civic engagement and greater democratic involvement of those affected in decision-making processes.
No profits with land and rent – housing is a fundamental right
I am in favour of a social and ecological land policy that keeps land in municipal hands. I would like to see the construction of apartments with municipal and non-profit housing associations, the strengthening of tenant initiatives and the promotion of common-interest property such as cooperatives and tenement syndicates
Munich climate-neutral by 2025
I am for the expansion of public transport which should be ticket-free by 2025. I would like to expand pedestrian and bicycle traffic. Urban development must be planned sustainably, existing energy and resource guzzlers must be converted or eliminated.
Visions and investments for a modern, livable & affordable Munich for ALL residents
I want to fight poverty and secure well-paid employees, have more staff in care and health and care close to the district, reduce bureaucracy in administration and create jobs in their service areas. This requires a different budget and investment policy, including a departure from the dogma of the debt brake.
Thomas Lechner – For a solidary urban society (thomas-lechner.info)
Dr. Lars Pohlmeier
Katja Hennecke
Mustafa Erciyas
Ernst Hörmann
