City youth worker Martina Malak thanked the representatives of the children's commission and the youth and democracy education team in the children, youth and family department of the city of Salzgitter for the organization and presentation to the public.
The important topic of human rights ties in with "75 years of the Basic Law" and would also like to invite all citizens to view the illustrative display walls or the film.
The special feature in Salzgitter is the "Actionbound": "This was developed by Fabien Gebhardt from the department of municipal child and youth development. It is a sustainable version of the exhibition," she emphasized at the opening: "Interested visitors can experience the exhibition digitally free of charge in a way that is suitable for children and young people and varied, and go on a scavenger hunt.
Fabien Gebhardt also offers guided tours of the traveling exhibition for school classes (from grade 5). Four schools from Salzgitter have already made an appointment. Others are welcome to get in touch to learn about human rights as the basis for democratic action.
This was also emphasized by Linus-Noah Slomka, Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Children's Commission, who thanked the Youth and Democracy Education team as well as the administration for their cooperation. "Children's rights are human rights. The traveling exhibition is a good start to present the work of the newly established Children's Commission."
Information about the exhibition:
The initiator of the traveling exhibition "MENSCHEN.RECHTE.LEBEN" is the Evangelical Church of Germany (EKD), Department for Human Rights, Migration and Integration. The exhibition is part of their human rights initiative #freeandequal.
The structure of the exhibition is based on three central pillars: People, Rights and Life. At the various stations, visitors have the opportunity to take a closer look at their rights. Some stations are designed to be interactive in order to actively involve visitors, while other stations provide new knowledge. Visitors can inform themselves, empathize and are invited to reflect.
The aim is to engage intensively with the topic of human rights.
The exhibition is designed for young people, adults and families. It appeals to individual visitors, but is also suitable for smaller groups.
This touring exhibition in Salzgitter has been organized by the Youth and Democracy Education Team in the Children, Youth and Family Department of the City of Salzgitter.
The exhibition can be seen in the atrium of the town hall (Joachim-Campe-Straße 6-8) until Friday, June 14 (Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., Monday and Thursday 1.30 p.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday 1.30 p.m. to 3 p.m.).
From Monday, June 17, to Friday, June 21, the exhibition can then be viewed at the Hamberg children's and youth club (Jahnstraße 13); opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 1pm to 8pm; Wednesdays from 3pm to 8pm.
The exhibition can be visited free of charge without registration during the respective opening hours.
Interested school classes can arrange a tour of the exhibition with Fabien Gebhardt at two locations by calling Phone: 05341/1887208 or by email: jugendunddemokratiebildungstadt.salzgitterde
There is also the "Actionbound", with which the exhibition can also be experienced in many ways. The QR code (see photo) only needs to be scanned with a mobile device, the app is not absolutely necessary.
If required, the rally can be downloaded with the app and played in offline mode without the internet. This means that the rally can also be played without having to scan the QR code again.