Programme

Come and collect your badge, and grab a hot drink, from the Organiser Desk outside Hall 1 and make use of the Cloakroom or Locker facilities. Note: Those who attended on previous days will be reusing their badges for Friday. Find out about the venue and its facilities here

Introduction to Day 2 and emerging insights from the first days of the conference from Annette Scheunpflug (Bamberg University, ANGEL Advisory Board member and Chair of GENE) Reflections on the Early Career Researcher Pre-Conference, held on the 4 June, from members of the ECR Sub-Network: Oona Piipponen Nha Uyen Nguyen

Policy Focus Track

Dr. Ingrid Gogolin is Professor for International comparative and intercultural education research at the University of Hamburg and director of the Research Center “LiDS - Literacy in Diversity Settings”.

Policy Focus Track

Refreshments are available from the catering stations outside Hall 1 and in the Seminar Room Lobby area. Alternatively, you can visit the Humboldt Forum's own Bistro and Cafe (1st floor).

In 2023, the 194 UNESCO Member States agreed that building more peaceful, just, and sustainable societies starts with education. There are 14 guiding principles for how education may, can and will build the ideal world. At this time of multiple global and local crises due to climate change, conflicts and wars, increasing injustices, and a digital divide affecting millions of people, it seems idealistic to discuss the contribution of global citizenship education to human rights and peace. Therefore, this session asks leading experts what research informs about the ways in which global education and learning contribute to peace and human rights. Panel members Felisa Tibbitts Susanne Ress Alexis Stones Frederick Njobati Fondzenyuy Gregor Lang-Wojtasik Panel chair Elina Lehtomäki

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Session Chair: La Salete Coelho (CEAUP / ANGEL Board)

Democracy
Policy Focus Track

Session Chair: Magdalena Kuleta-Hulboj (University of Warsaw)

Global Social Justice
Teacher education

Session Chair: Sonja Richter (University of Bamberg) Please note that Silvia Moraes will be presenting online: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/85958968514?pwd=tnTpBPCyvnsaoBVC5pAbIOwDoaqxqT.1 ID: 859 5896 8514Password: V2CbdB

Sustainability

Democracy
Policy Focus Track

Democracy
Peace

LIMITED SPACES: BOOK YOUR PLACE AT THE ORGANISER DESK Location: Meeting Point F, 2nd Floor The collection of cultural belongings from the Omaha in North America is a special one as it was brought together by an Indigenous person in the 1890s. Thus, the exhibition of the collection was conceived and curated in close collaboration with members of the Umóⁿhoⁿ Nation and the Nebraska Indian Community College (NICC). Project members Barbara Lenz (Humboldt Forum Foundation) and Elisabeth Seyerl-Langkamp (Ethnological Museeum Berlin) will talk about her experience.

Global Social Justice
Decolonisation

Global Social Justice
Policy Focus Track

A light lunch is provided for attendees inside the Seminar Room Lobby area. Find out more about the catering here. Alternatively, you can visit the Humboldt Forum's own Bistro and Cafe (1st floor).

This symposium connects the Dublin Declaration with broader dialogues taking place within GE in different regions of the world (Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe and Latin America), opening up conversations on the impact of international policy frameworks on global education policies, research and practices and making visible various international initiatives and efforts. Led by GENE, Global Education Network Europe, with the participation of Namrata Sharma, Momodou Sallah, Libby Giles, Aravella Zachariou, Charles Zammit, and La Salete Coelho. Chaired by Liam Wegimont.

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Session Chair: Audrey Bryan (Dublin City University) Please note that Dimitar Angelov will present remotely. Https://us04web.zoom.us/j/77569433852?pwd=BNQtCIpcNoG5AqDdwaDwRo2Mg2fqik.1 Meeting ID: 775 6943 3852 Passcode: R1njVi

Democracy
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Session Chair: Massimiliano Tarozzi (University of Bologna)

Sustainability
Teacher education

Session Chair: Giannis Efthymiou (London School of Economics and Political Science)

Global Social Justice
Policy Focus Track

Global Social Justice

These 3 tours explore diverse exhibits that have specific relevance to Global Learning professionals. LIMITED SPACES: BOOK YOUR PLACE AT THE ORGANISER DESK 1. Education & Learning in the Exhibition "Histories of Tanzania" & the International School Project “City Research”. Meeting Point G, 2nd floor The exhibition “Histories of Tanzania” is the result of an international cooperation between institutions, communities and artists from Tanzania and Germany. Various approaches of education and learning are represented in the exhibition. Among other things, so-called “zines” show students' perspectives on dealing with colonial photographs, comics depict stories of selected cultural belongings and the “City Research” project presents films made by students. Meet the curator for education Jocelyne Stahl (Humboldt Forum Foundation) for a deeper insight into the various learning approaches. 2. Intertwined Memories at the Humboldt Forum. Traces of the Shoah & colonialism in the Berlin Palace & the Ethnological Collections. Workshops, 1st floor Experts from Berlin's urban society and professionals from the Humboldt Forum reflect on ways of dealing with memories of the Shoah and crimes of colonialism from multiple perspectives. Led by Patrick Helber (Ethnological Museum Berlin). 3. Reverse Perspective: Feliciano Lana and the Story of White People. Meeting Point H, 2nd floor The exhibition shows watercolours by Indigenous artist Feliciano Lana from Brazil, who died in 2020. They tell the story of contact between Indigenous people and white people on the upper Negro River. Lana illuminates the global advance of colonialism and capitalism from a local and at the same time personal perspective. Curator Andrea Scholz (Ethnological Museum Berlin) gives insights into the collaborative work that resulted in the exhibition.

Global Social Justice
Decolonisation

Global Social Justice

Nanaia Cybele Mahuta is a New Zealand former politician who served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of New Zealand from 2020 to 2023. She is known for her values-based approach to leadership.

Policy Focus Track

The closing panel is meant to be a moment of reflection on key ideas that have emerged throughout the conference, as seen from diverse perspectives across research, policy, and practice. It will focus on the insights and evidence emerging from current research on the relationship between Global Education and democracy, peace, human rights, sustainability, and global social justice; highlight findings of particular relevance for policymakers; and reflect on the importance of research for policy. Participants: Libby Giles (Director of the New Zealand Centre of Global Studies) Felisa Tibbitts (Utrecht University/Columbia Teachers College) Momodou Sallah (Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs in The Gambia) Areej Alsayed (youpaN) Evarist Bartolo (Former Minister for Foreign Affairs and Education, Malta) Representatives of the ANGEL Early Career Researcher Sub-Network Cheng-Hui Liu Yuemiao Ma

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Key takeaways, and next steps from some key representatives of the event's partner organisations. Annette Scheunpflug (University of Bamberg) Jens Kreuter (Engagement Global) Liam Wegimont (GENE) Massimiliano Tarozzi (University of Bologna / ANGEL)