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Degrowth Konkret: Call for Courses geöffnet!

26.03.2015

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Für unsere Degrowth Konkret - Klimagerechtigkeit Sommerschule 2015 suchen wir noch nach Anbieter*innen von Kursen. Die Sommerschule findet vom 9. bis 14. August 2015 im Braunkohleabbaugebiet Rheinland zusammen mit dem Klimcamp statt. Die Kurse sollen als Herzstück der Veranstaltung 4 oder 2 Tage lang laufen und damit die Möglichkeit zur Themenvertiefung bieten. Eine bestimmte Form oder Struktur ist nicht vorgegeben, sodass viel Raum bleibt für Kreativität. Die Einreichungsfrist endet am 30. April. Wer interessiert ist, einen Kurs vorzubereiten, findet alle nötigen Informationen hier. Zur PDF-Version geht es hier

 

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