for school classes
The humanitarian crisis in Sudan has forced nearly 14 million people to flee: What is daily life like for people who have had to flee war and violence? And how does humanitarian aid work in refugee camps and hospitals?
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Zeiss-Großplanetarium
In this 360° presentation by Doctors Without Borders, students in 10th grade and above are immersed in the reality of humanitarian aid. The 360° footage creates the feeling of being right in the middle of the action—in camps, clinics, and everyday situations that would otherwise remain far removed from our lives.
Patients and staff members of Doctors Without Borders speak for themselves, offering authentic insights into their lived experiences and daily lives.
The 360° footage depicts specific situations from Doctors Without Borders’ emergency medical aid work. Viewers gain an understanding of why people flee, the challenges they must overcome, and how humanitarian aid saves lives. The event invites students to ask questions, consider different perspectives, and engage with one of the largest humanitarian crises of our time.
- Admission is free; registration is requested.
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Dates
November 2026
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