Metropolis, what does that mean? You probably
have heard this word before. What is known is just so hard to say because there are many different meanings:
Metropolis is the Greek word for "mother tongue".
Metropolis is the name of a late Roman provincial capital, the center of a region.
Metropolis is a science fiction film by Fritz Lang from 1927.
Metropolis is still the name of many cinemas.
Metropolis is a popular manga, which was also filmed.
Metropolis is the name of a fictional comic book city where even Superman is at home.
Metropolis is a city in Illinois, USA.
Metropolis is a board game from 1984.
Metropolis is a cultural magazine in the television station ARTE.
Metropolis is also the name of an international project - a forum for the research, policy and practice in diversity and migration leads. Once a year, more than 700 experts will meet in this field from around the world to a conference. It deals with questions that are often forgotten, and tries to find new approaches to research and policy. There is also the beginning of the conference a wide range of study trips and later more than 100 workshops on various topics. This year marks the 13th International Metropolis Conference for the first time in Germany, in Bonn, Germany. It was on radio and television reports in detail.
One of the study tours led about 50 participants at this conference on October 27, Duisburg-Marxloh to us in the International Youth and Culture Centre Lapwing eV! We wanted to lead the conference figuratively in mind how much fun living integration can make!
met after visiting the newly opened Merkez mosque DITIB and strolling on the Wesel Road and its many Turkish shops around 14:30 clock the guests in a lapwing. Our Managing Director Müjgan Bayur, and Elizabeth Pater, director of the department to support children and young people from immigrant families (RAA) welcomed them warmly.
were then the guests right out in the auditorium of the Regional Centre North (RIZ) and saw there the performance of the current piece of Lapwing Integrative Theatre Group (CIT). The actress Annika Seidenstücker welcomed the high-ranking guests with a small English speech - and then we were off! "Wash and cut off, get married, please!" The piece is about the gay hairdresser from Olaf hair gel, where you get not only the hottest hairstyle, but also the best advice for any situation. After many amusing scenes is celebrated on the stage a wedding, and also the compulsory dances, waltz or whether Hiphop mastered the actors outstanding. Your charm and fun of acting in this performance also spilled over to the audience, which applauded enthusiastically at the end.
answered Following the play director Kemal Demir questions about performance Integrative and theater group. This consists of young actors with and without migration background, each with and without disabilities. Upon request, Kemal Demir told how the play was created. The ideas come from the actors themselves and have a lot to do with their own lives. For example, by Atilla the actor who chats like himself, in his piece of Internet "met Julia treasure. Atilla Engin and have even run in fact a weekly working time in a hairdressing salon to her characters on stage to present credible. Finally, the manager informed
Müjgan Bayur the guests about the exciting work of the Youth and Cultural Center Lapwing and told of workshops, where students get a "third place" the opportunity to get together to create something in common and a lot of fun. The exchange of various theater projects in which the plays "Nathan the Wise", "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "The Guns of women Carrar in were up to five languages listed, reported Müjgan Bajur.
never experienced the conference participants on their trip to Duisburg, the International Youth and Cultural Association lapwing as a unique example of living integration.
Kirsten Wiese
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