You consider yourself open-minded and tolerant, you are curious about people from other cultures and you want them to feel at home here, and yet… sometimes you get it wrong. Or you don’t know how to behave. You catch yourself harbouring hidden prejudices. And you don’t feel good about it. Sound familiar? It does to us.
During the meeting we will create an opportunity to listen to one another attentively and with care. We will share situations in which we recognise prejudices or stereotypes in ourselves – moments when we feel awkward or unsure about how to address someone who is different from us.
In a safe atmosphere, participants will share an experience, situation or doubt of their choice and receive feedback. We will learn by listening to one another.
We also warmly invite migrants to take part in the workshop – they can share, from their own perspective, how they feel and what they need when someone means well but doesn’t quite manage it.
We also warmly invite migrants to take part in the workshop – they can share, from their own perspective, how they feel and what they need when someone means well but doesn’t quite manage it.
Facilitators: Aneta Osuch, Arkadiusz Wierzba (Fundacja Ekorozwoju – Foundation for Sustainable Development)
Registration: a.j.wierzba@gmail.com
Type of event: workshop in the form of a talking circle
Who it is for: all residents of Wrocław
Maximum number of participants: 15
Type of event: workshop in the form of a talking circle
Who it is for: all residents of Wrocław
Maximum number of participants: 15
Facilitators:
Aneta Osuch – psychologist, philosopher, educator and trainer. She works with Fundacja Ekorozwoju, coordinates educational projects and teaches about responsible consumption, climate change, global education and sustainable development.
Arkadiusz Wierzba – cultural studies scholar, trainer and Polish philologist. He works with Fundacja Ekorozwoju as an educator on projects relating to, among other things, climate change, global interdependence, responsible consumption and animal rights.
EN
The “Talking Circle” Workshop. We will create an opportunity to listen to each other. We will talk about situations when we discover prejudices or stereotypes in ourselves, about moments when we feel uncomfortable or insecure, not sure how to address another person. By listening to each other, we will try to learn from each other.
UKR
Тренінг у формі кола. Ми створимо нагоду для того, щоб вислухати один одного. Розкажемо один одному про ситуації, в яких впізнаємо упередження/стереотипи в собі, коли ми відчуваємо незручність або невпевненість, пов’язану з тим, як звернутися до особи, яка відрізняється від нас самих. Слухаючи один одного, ми будемо вчитися.
Dialogopolis is delivered as part of the ReSTART project, co-financed by the National Programme of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) and the state budget
