Titelbild der Veranstaltung Was kann Europa von Afrika lernen?

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Was kann Europa von Afrika lernen?

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In the organizer's words:

Media reports on African countries often focus solely on war, displacement, poverty, and the need for development aid. What is rarely seen are the rich, traditional cultures of the various peoples, as well as the vibrant Church, which is increasingly emerging from the shadow of Europe. Europe has much to learn from all of this.
Meggy Kantert works in the coaching and consulting field and is a trainer and expert for Globethics. In 2010, she accepted an invitation to visit Nigeria, where she had an impressive experience. Since then, she has traveled there regularly and launched an aid project for children that enables them to attend school. She also supports Godfrey Okoye University in the area of international relations.

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Location

Aposteln-Aula
Aposteln-Aula Apostelnkloster 2 50672 Köln

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