With the support of the district’s youth culture centres, for the first time young adults will work together to identify and meet the needs of the youth work culture/arts education sector. By utilising the pioneering Barcamp method, working groups will focus on their own specific areas of expertise and work with policy makers on modernising the various areas of cultural education.

With this kick-off event, both our professional audience as well as (potential) co-operation partners are invited to bring their specific projects closer to realisation by trying out the innovative Barcamp method. Following a series of lectures, we will host a range of highly customisable Barcamp sessions based on various interest and expertise areas, to discuss and plan project implementation. The option of hosting your own session is also open until the end of November at jugend-bewegt-kultur.de.

For more information on the project, the conference and to register, head to our website jugend-bewegt-kultur.de. For the most up-to-date information see our Facebook page Barcamp e.Kultur and Twitter @barcampekultur.

With the support of Aktion Mensch e.V., the LKJ Berlin e.V. presents a two-year project entitled “Jugendkultur bewegt” on the positive effects of the “Youth cultural centres in district educational networks” project.

The number of participants is limited. Please register before 3 Dec 2013 by emailing jugend-bewegt-kultur.de.

For questions please contact us by phone on 030/29668766 or by email on claudia.engelmann@lkj-berlin.de.