Inklusives Bilderbuchkino für Kids ab 4 von Sarah Köver

In the organizer's words:

Picture book cinema as part of the Diversity Day

15:30-16:00
"A funny bird" in German sign language
A strange egg is in the nest! Of course, Mrs. Blackbird notices this immediately. But what difference does one egg more or less make, she thinks to herself and simply hatches it. But instead of a cuckoo, as everyone had assumed, a dragon hatches from the strange egg. And it's now so VERY different from the blackbird family, which causes all kinds of chaos. But when winter suddenly arrives, the little dragon has a great day. Who would have thought how nice it can be to be a little different ..."

16:15-16:45
"Florian" in German spoken language
Florian is trans. For as long as he can remember, he has known that he is a boy at heart and in his head. When he finally finds the courage to tell his parents and grandparents about his feelings and his new name, they react with understanding. Suddenly everything changes and Florian's self-confidence blossoms: He can dress like a boy and just be himself. Will the children and teachers at school be as tolerant and welcome him?

About Sarah Köver
Sarah Köver is a trained sign language interpreter and has been working as a specialist for media and information services at the Bücherhallen Hamburg for 2.5 years. She uses her language skills to offer events at the Bücherhallen in German sign language and sign language to accompany spoken language. These include picture book cinemas, class visits, robot events for children and guided tours through the central library of the Bücherhallen.

In cooperation with the Bücherhalle Hamburg. Supported by the 360° - Fund for Cultures of the New Urban Society program of the German Federal Cultural Foundation.

Price information:

Museum admission. Free admission up to 18 years, adults €9.50/reduced €5.00