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Antifobia - Tatiana Dumbrava and Lucia Čemová

 

Tatiana Dumbrava

Tatiana DumbravaCoordinator of the program Together towards diversity at NESEHNUTI, an independent, grass-root organisation based in Brno. Work experience in Centres for asylum seekers in the Czech Republic and Belgium. Previously she was involved in several multicultural projects focused on active social and political engagement of incomers. She became intercultural mediator inNovember 2014, No Hate Speech ambassador since February 2016, journalist at Deník referendum during 2015. She gained Master degree in psychology and one year training 'Possibilities of dialogue' under the patronage of Narativ Association and Taos Institue (USA). Interested in community building and alternative paths of inclusion, and lately dealing in her work with hate speech, hate crime and de-radicalization topics.

Lucia Čemová

Lucia ČemováStudied psychology in Bratislava and in Brno, where she continues her studies on PhD dealing with the issue of immigrant integration through the lens of critical social work approach. She gained practical experience with the refugees in asylum-seeker centers in Netherlands and in the Czech Republic and worked with foreigners as a social and integration worker in organizations settled in Brno (OPU, SOZE- up till now). She´s been engaged in the activities of Nesehnutí since 2014 as a lecturer of multicultural workshops for the students of basic and secondary schools. She works on organizing public events raising dialog in the society and creating the community linking foreigner and local people in Brno. She´s engaged in the platform of activists supporting the rights of the minorities and arriving people. In her work she uses the principles of collaborative and dialogical approach.

 

Short note: Abstract

Anti-phobia, an activist network’s story

The story of the emerging network called ‘Antiphobia’, created by activists and professionals working with migrants, which arose in response to the outbreak of so-called ‘refugee crisis’ in 2015.

The first impulse of creating such a network was World Refugee Day on June 20, 2015, when a group of activists and citizens organized a happening/short information campaign in the streets of Brno, which aimed to deconstruct the most popular hoaxes on refugees, to encourage people to think critically and to initiate a genuine dialogue with the public. Gradually more activists and volunteers joined the network and more public events were organized until the end of 2015. The members of the network keep being connected and collaborating on various levels until now.

The presentation will focus on the inception and evolution of the network, on using a dialogical approach when collaborating with a large number of activists, on the horizontal structure of the network and last but not less on the positive impact this group left in Brno’s activist environment.

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Workshop 2017 Werner Schütze (DE)

Dr. Werner Schütze:
OPEN DIALOG IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE

We wholeheartedly invite you to an experiential workshop, centered on the experience of being in dialogue. The workshop is suited for people who are interested in the field of mental health care, are currently working in the field, or wish doing so in future.

When: 24. - 25. 11. 2017
Where: Brno

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