"Every person with free will"
"Every person with free will is a treasure trove of living thoughts", writes Anna Wischnak, who was imprisoned for political reasons. On the day of the 300th anniversary of the birth of the philosopher of freedom Immanuel Kant, the study day is dedicated to the testimony of hope for freedom and peace as it is currently being formulated in Belarusian prisons. In particular, the notes of Maxim Znak, lawyer and member of the Coordinating Council of the Democratic Opposition, who is currently in prison, will be read and discussed. The study day is intended as a sign of solidarity with refugees from Belarus and the detainees.
An event organized by the Evangelischen Akademie Sachsen in cooperation with the Gedenkstätte Bautzner Straße Dresden, the Archiv Bürgerbewegung Leipzig e.V., razam e.V., and the Evangelischen Hochschule Sachsen.
Chair: Stephan Bickhardt (Director of the Evangelische Akademie Sachsen)
Speakers: Ina Rumiantseva (Second Chairwoman of razam e.V.), Iryna Kozykova (sister of Maxim Znak), Prof. Ulfrid Kleinert (Founding Rector of the Evangelischen Hochschule Dresden), Juliane Thieme (Education Department of Archiv Bürgerbewegung Leipzig), Georg Wellbrock and Balthasar Dusch (Archiv Bürgerbewegung Leipzig e.V.)
Venue: Gedenkstätte Bautzner Straße Dresden, Bautzner Straße 112a, 01099 Dresden
Registration: https://kalender.evlks.de/webformular/input/liste/8dfbca42-816e-4a38-b500-ea0124fae41b
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