Recent weeks have brought another serious migration crisis, linked to the situation in Afghanistan. Many statements on the subject are being made in the media and in public life, representing almost the full spectrum of attitudes towards refugees.
The language used by politicians, activists, religious leaders and other participants in the debate can reveal their attitude to the issue of migration and to migrants themselves.
Who does the word “neighbour” apply to? How does the word “refugee” sound when spoken by people who profess a religious faith? Does the language religious leaders use to speak and write about the migration crisis express care, compassion and love – or fear, hostility and indifference?
Host: Joanna Gacka (EWST)
Guests: Anna Dąbrowska, Karol Wilczyński, Bishop Waldemar Pytel, Prof. Wojciech Szczerba, Ignacy Dudkiewicz
Registration: https://ewst.pl/dialogopolis-rejestracja/
Format: debate followed by a conversation with the audience
Who should come: anyone interested in the topic
Room capacity: 20
Live stream on Facebook
Guests: Anna Dąbrowska, Karol Wilczyński, Bishop Waldemar Pytel, Prof. Wojciech Szczerba, Ignacy Dudkiewicz
Registration: https://ewst.pl/dialogopolis-rejestracja/
Format: debate followed by a conversation with the audience
Who should come: anyone interested in the topic
Room capacity: 20
Live stream on Facebook
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.
