The storytelling-café series Holo Miteinander focuses on exchange, community and solidarity. However, as no events can take place at M.1 due to the measures to contain Covid-19, the series will be continued digitally on Saturday, 25 April from 15:00-16:30. Interested people can join in from their living rooms via the conference platform Zoom with their computers. This is intended to create space to strengthen exchange and community even in times of physical distancing.

What is it all about?

Holo Miteinander is a series of events that is about the exchange of ideas on the topics of living, working, mobility, leisure and food. We would like to create encounters and learn from each other, and contribute to the strengthening of solidarity and sense of community in Hohenlockstedt and the surrounding area.

How can I participate in this digital session?

All people who would like to exchange ideas on one of the topics are very welcome! The number of participants is limited to 12 persons, so please register for this event.

The digital storytelling café will take place using the Zoom conference platform. Participants will need Internet access and a computer, laptop or smartphone with video camera. It might be helpful to use a headset. In order to enable people with little technical knowledge to participate, we offer two dates where we can help you set up and test your own technology and the Zoom programme. On Thursday, 16.04., 10 a.m. and Tuesday, 21.04.2020, 6 p.m. interested people can take part in one of the technology checks. Registration with Maria Nydahl (04826 850110 or mn@arthurboskamp-stiftung.de)

Who is already taking part?

For each topic, one or two people from the region are invited, who will talk about how they are already helping to shape their region. Thus local knowledge and existing solutions are made accessible to the community. Antje Hachenberg (Projektwerkstatt Inklusion Itzehoe & Familiennetzwerk Lebenshilfe Steinburg e.V.) will moderate the storytelling cafés. The artist duo Polyphrenic Creatures will accompany the storytelling cafés performatively and, by creating a work of art, provide access to the processes that arise in the context of Holo Miteinander.

How can you stay in touch beyond the storytellingcafés?

We have set up a mailing list that you can use to stay in touch, discuss certain topics more in depth, exchange information and arrange meetings. We hope that through this mailing list the discussion, sharing of experiences, wishes and ideas will continue outside of M.1 - and can possibly even contribute to the formation of new interest groups.

More information can be found here.

When and where do the storytellingcafés take place?

We will meet in the café of M.1 (Arthur Boskamp-Stiftung, Breite Str. 18, 25551 Hohenlockstedt) on the following dates from 15:00-17:30:

Sat, 01.02.2020, On Mobility, with Dr. Ulrich Kypke (Bürger Bus Kellinghusen) & Timo Wiemann (Dörpsmobil)

Sat, 22.02.2020: On Housing, with Martin Temme (Kvartier Minne-Colson, Hasenmoor)

Sat, 25.04.2020, On Working, with Astrid Nielsen (Frau & Beruf Itzehoe)

Sat, 16.05.2020, On Leisure, with Helmut Priebe (Kellinghusen multi-generation house)

Sat, 06.06.2020, On Eating, with Annemarie Rohde (LandFrauenverein e.V. Hohenlockstedt und Umgebung)

Sat, October 24, 2020, Forum: How can we continue the initiative in a self-organized way?

With all interested people

How did the project come about?

Holo Miteinander was initiated by Sascia Bailer (artistic director 2019/20 of M.1) and Claudia Dorfmüller (director M.1 Lokalprogramm). The project is part of the funding programme MITEINANDER REDEN of the Federal Agency for Civic Education. This programme supports 100 projects nationwide in rural areas to promote participation and communication.

Further information is available at www.miteinanderreden.net

Registration and further questions:

Maria Nydahl (Project Assistance)

+49 (0)4826 850110

mn@arthurboskamp-stiftung.de

Venue:

M.1 Arthur Boskamp Foundation

Breite Str. 18

25551 Hohenlockstedt

(Entrance from the garden side, Finnische Allee)