Der Weg zur Null: Elf Kulturinstitutionen verändern ihren ökologischen Fußabdruck

Too far away and too close at the same time: the climate crisis as a phenomenon for society as a whole is a challenge for everyone. To avoid having to tackle this challenge alone, eleven Hamburg museums, exhibition venues and memorials have joined forces to form the "Elf zu Null: Hamburg museums take action". They are on the operational ecological path to net zero. The eleven participating museums are - Museum der Arbeit - Altonaer Museum - Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte - Deutsches Hafenmuseum im Aufbau - Kunsthalle Hamburg - Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg - Deichtorhallen Hamburg - Gedenkstätte Neuengamme - Archäologisches Museum Hamburg and Stadtmuseum Harburg - Museum am Rothenbaum: Kulturen und Künste der Welt - Bucerius Kunst Forum Mit de

In a lecture in the beautifully designed conference room of the MK&G, the initiative "Elf zu Null: Hamburg museums take action" will be presented and provide a look behind the scenes. It will report on the challenges but also opportunities in the field of sustainability and introduce the broad topic of carbon footprints. And always with the basic idea: it can also be good.

The evening will be hosted by:
Caroline Markiewicz (Network Manager of the initiative Elf zu Null: Hamburger Museen handeln)