Hopeful Attachments on a Ruined Planet, 9-11 October 2024Participation OpportunitiesEvening Events and Webinar

9. Oktober 2024

Foto: Photo: Art: Marie Klingelhöfer, Design: Martin Kollmann

Due to the high demand and limited capacity at our venue, we would like to draw your attention to two options for participating in our conference:

Evening Events
We look forward to an exciting program on both evenings at Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg. Both events are open to the public (while the rest of the conference is fully booked). Feel free to tell your friends and colleagues to join. Guests can buy their tickets on the website of the Schauspielhaus for:

Wednesday, October 9, 07:00pm–08:30pm
Opening Panel: N/Nope: What Future Visions for a Ruined Planet? (Englisch with German translation)

with: Ben Anderson (Durham), Kübra Gümüşay (Hamburg), Carl Cassegård (Gothenburg)
Chair: Christine Hentschel (Hamburg)

Thursday, October 10 
07:00pm-08:30pm: Anwälte der Nature / Lawyers of Nature (German & English)
Theater Play by Frank Raddatz with an audience discussion afterwards

08:45pm–09:45pm: „Hopeful Attachments to the Rights of Nature?“(German with English translation)

with: Katharina Hoppe (Frankfurt/M.), Frank Raddatz (Berlin), Roda Verheyen (Hamburg), Sophie Witt (Hamburg)
Chair: Frank Adloff (Hamburg)

The program will be English and German. Translations will be provided for the discussions.

Webinar
Due to the high demand and the limited capacities at our venue, we decided to stream parts of the conference online. This applies to all parts of the of the program which take place at our Centre. You are kindly invited to participate digitally via our Zoom Webinar. 

Access Link: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/65905788696?pwd=gPx17YzgdwrYsFc8GZxY2asKeNumGO.1

 Webinar-ID: 659 0578 8696
Kenncode/Password: 62278036

Please note that your participation requires the installation of the Zoom software – a simple browser-based participation is not possible. Please also make sure that Zoom is updated to the latest version. Recording is forbidden.

Please find the complete program of the conference here.