Science against Fascism in Bayreuth: Impulses, questions, and open exchange

Science against Fascism: Bayreuth discusses responsibility and democracy

On January 12, 2027, the FZA - Research Center Africa at the University of Bayreuth will be the place for an open scientific exchange. Three impulse lectures will provide food for thought, followed by questions, discussion, and communal exchange.

Three impulses, one common evening

The event connects scientific perspectives with a socially relevant debate. Short impulse lectures open different approaches to the topic of fascism and create a solid foundation for the subsequent conversation.

Audience mood and open dialogue

After the lectures, the interactive part of the evening begins: visitors will have space for questions, discussion, and personal contributions. The event is aimed at all interested parties and is based on an atmosphere in which controversial topics are addressed factually, attentively, and together.

Science as a place for democratic confrontation

The focus is on the role of science in social conflicts. The event experience combines professional classification with direct encounters and makes the evening a forum for democratic exchange. Key elements for event planning include short impulses, open discussion phases, and a clear targeting of the audience.

Conclusion: Experience thought-provoking ideas and engage in discussion

Science against Fascism offers an evening in Bayreuth with three impulse lectures, space for questions, and personal exchange. Those who wish to contextualize societal developments, gain new perspectives, and actively experience democratic debates will find a suitable venue at the FZA.

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Sources:

• Region Bayreuth – Event details on the series Science against Fascism
• Bayreuth-News – Event calendar