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Understanding Racism: Workshop with Dr. Francine Uwera in Lübeck!
Workshop “Who wants to be racist!” on March 17, 2025 at the UNI Lübeck with Dr. Francine Uwera – criticism of racism and recommendations for action.
Understanding Racism: Workshop with Dr. Francine Uwera in Lübeck!
On March 17, 2025, an important workshop entitled “ Who wants to be racist? ". The workshop begins at 10 a.m. and will be held at the Institute for Medical History and Science Research at Königstrasse 42. It will be led by Dr. Francine Uwera, a doctor of education and European law expert who specializes in human rights protection.
This workshop addresses racism as a system of inequality and exploitation. The focus is not only on the theoretical aspects of racism, but above all on the direct effects on those affected. A central aim of the workshop is to shed light on the centuries-long neglect of this topic in society.
Recommendations for action for the future
Participants in the workshop will have the opportunity to develop concrete recommendations for action aimed at combating racism. These recommendations are particularly important to achieve progress both in the education system and in society.
Dr. Francine Uwera has extensive experience in university management and has already worked as a university lecturer. Her expertise in criticism of racism and her role as a trainer for “learning and acting in critical thinking about racism” will provide participants with valuable insights and tools to deal effectively with the topic. Additional training and education from Dr. Uwera focus on criticism of racism and diversity, especially in school and social contexts.
Event as part of the Studium Generale
The workshop is part of the lecture series “Ignorance creates racism”, which is offered as part of Studium Generale in the winter semester 2024-2025. This event is an accompanying event that aims to raise awareness of racism and enable participants to take active action against discriminatory structures. The interactive nature of the workshop is intended to ensure that the discussion not only remains theoretical, but also has practical relevance.
The topic of racism is widely discussed in today's society, and the workshop by Dr. Uwera offers a concrete, applicable perspective. Participation in such events is of great importance for raising awareness and taking action against racism in various areas of society.
For further information about the event and Dr. Francine Uwera can visit the Lübeck Hoch3 website: Lübeck Hoch3.