The workshop brings together opinion leaders and experts from various countries to discuss examples and best-practices of shared societies in Europe in the framework of the project “Partners in Conflict: Developing a roadmap for a Shared Society in Israel” initiated and organized by Givat Haviva Israel. The workshop aims at enhancing the roadmap for a shared society by European perspectives and inspirations of how European countries have dealt with the challenge of incorporating ethnic minorities.
The workshop is initiated by Mohammad Darawshe who is currently a Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy.
For any questions and remarks, please contact us via contact@robertboschacademy.de.
Registration for this event is closed.
Rita Süssmuth and Jannik Rust
The group of Israeli participants with the speakers of the Federal Ministry of the Interior
On the first day Hartmut Koschyk (Commissioner for Matters Related to Ethnic German Resettlers and National Minorities), Ulrich Weinbrenner (Head of Directorate, Social Cohesion and Integration, Federal Ministry of the Interior) and Judith Walde (Head, Minority Secretariat of the Autochthonous Minority Groups in Germany) gave an introduction into minority and integration issues in Germany and discussed current challenges with the participants coming from Israel. The session was moderated by Barbara Hust (Project Manager at the Robert Bosch Academy).
Hartmut Koschyk
Judith Walde
Ulrich Weinbrenner
Mohammad Darawshe welcomes the Israeli and European participants to the Workshop @Academy
Participants of the workshop
Participants of the workshop
Mohammad Darawshe
Panel discussion with European experts
Participants of the workshop