Under the heading "Human Rights", this educational trip, which has already been carried out for a couple of times, takes us from the Third Reich and the Holocaust, through the communist dictatorships in the GDR and Poland with the Stasi and the peaceful revolution or
The workshop is aimed at all those who want to (re)discover their body and voice through Qigong and singing. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced singers and Qigong practitioners.
The workshop is aimed at all those who want to (re)discover their body and voice through Qigong and singing. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced singers and Qigong practitioners.
The workshop is aimed at all those who want to make their voice sound and get their body moving. It is suitable for singers and Qigong practitioners with and without prior experience. In the interaction of Qigong and singing we can recognize and release tensions,
Under the heading "Human Rights", this educational trip, which has already been carried out for a couple of times, takes us from the Third Reich and the Holocaust, through the communist dictatorships in the GDR and Poland with the Stasi and the peaceful revolution or
Under the heading "Human Rights", this educational trip takes us from the Third Reich and the Holocaust, through the communist dictatorships in the GDR and Poland with the Stasi and the peaceful revolution or Solidarnosc (Solidarity movement in Poland), to current developments and up-to-date questions
This journey depicts important periods, events and persons of German history and makes them tangible through visits to authentic places. The journey takes us from the ancient Romans to the Middle Ages of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, the Reformation and its
This journey traces Jewish life and culture in Germany and Poland. Both countries have Jewish life for more than a thousand years. Before the Nazi dictatorship and the Holocaust some of the most active and influential communities in the Jewish world called Germany and Poland
Educational Trip through Germany and Poland For American educators On behalf of the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center, White Plains, NY www.hhrecny.org What are human rights and how can they be taught in class? Under the heading "Human Rights,” this educational trip for teachers takes us from the
Information tour for US-American Governors and their delegations On behalf of the Goethe-Institut Visitors Programme www.goethe.de On behalf of the Goethe-Institut Visitors Program, this information tour for three US governors and their delegations was planned, organized and implemented in 2017 in cooperation with the National Governors Association (NGA),
For an American group of five friends On behalf of Wilcox Travel Leaders, Syracuse NY www.wilcoxtravel.net In 2015, this trip was arranged according to the individual wishes of the participants. The trip consisted of two components: Historical and tourist sites of Berlin and Potsdam, such as the
For American German language high school students On behalf of Boise High School, Boise, ID www.boise.boiseschools.org This trip was conceived in 2013 in cooperation with a German language teacher from the high school for students, some of whom had already been learning German for several years. Prior to
For friends and sponsors of the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights On behalf of the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights – Home of the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial – Boise, ID www.wassmuthcenter.org This trip, developed together with the director of the Wassmuth Center in 2010, aimed
For professors and students at Boise State University as well as teachers and students of Borah High School On behalf of the International Economic Summit Institute at Boise State University, Boise ID www.econsummit.org On behalf of and in cooperation with the director of the International Economic Summit Institute
Educational trip for American high school students On behalf of Borah High School, Boise, ID www.borah.boiseschools.org This trip was conceived in 2006 in collaboration with a history teacher from the high school for students, some of whom had taken an advanced course in European history. The locations chosen covered a
