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In 2026 our world is facing many social, political, economical challenges and there is an ongoing question: what can be done to resolve them and what can we do to restore ourselves after facing “major historical events” around ourselves. Is it helpful to look at historical events as collective traumas? What are the ways to deal with social, political and economical consequences of wars, conflicts and genocides if we add trauma-informed perspective. Are there success-stories a

Projections de films : «Retour à Sölöz » et «Chienne d’histoire» Back in Sölöz Turkey, a village, today. A French filmmaker of Armenian descent returns to his roots. Four times over three decades, director and actor Serge Avédikian has returned to Sölöz, the village of his grandparents, located 170 km south of Istanbul. From these successive returns between 1987 and 2019 emerged a powerful film about identity, historical truth, and reconciliation. What a mess! Constantinople

Thematic Concert: Ecumenism and Human Rights. Melodies Beyond Borders, Shared Roots. A musical and choreographic journey celebrating intercultural dialogue, human unity, and fundamental rights. Through music and dance—universal languages—the program explores what connects cultures beyond national and historical boundaries. From Yiddish klezmer ( My Yiddishe Mame , Yidl mitn Fiddle ) to French chanson ( Hymne à l’amour , Sous le ciel de Paris ), and from Slavic melodies to wor

Dance Workshop “The pleasure that makes you want to live” This workshop offers an introduction to contemporary dance improvisation through guided movement tasks and personal exploration. Participants will discover how to express their feelings and emotions, and how to interpret words through body awareness, using creativity and expressive freedom within a shared, safe space. No previous dance experience is required. The workshop is open to non-dancers and amateurs alike — eve

The "Topography of Human Rights" trail focuses on places that either bear witness to human rights violations or symbolically represent their enforcement and protection. The emphasis is on the development of the Luxembourgish people into an open, democratic, and diverse society whose values ​​are firmly rooted in the UN Declaration of Human Rights. At the same time, it aims to highlight that society is subject to constant change due to internal and external influences, making