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Organized by the Partnership for Diversity and Cohesion (KVVZ)

"Trust, Actually – How Can the Media and Civil Society Find Common Ground?" is a panel discussion featuring representatives from the media, civil society, and academia on the topic of narratives and (new) alliances.

The evening will be divided into two thematic parts: A debate on the topic “Narratives Build Trust,” where existing (civil society/media) narratives and the willingness to discuss and, if necessary, modify them will be addressed; in the second part of the panel, the topic “Have existing narratives contributed to the current initiative ‘Restructuring Civil Society’—What might solutions for the future look like?” Key terms: New alliances between civil society and the media.

On the panel:

  • Elena Kountidou, Executive Director of Neue deutsche Medienmacher*innen
  • Thomas Gill, Director of the Berlin State Agency for Political Education
  • Sara Öztürk, Co-founder of Mikrass, New Media
  • Prof. Dr. Marcus Bölz, media scholar
  • Nalan Sipar, Journalist, Founder of MedyaN, Traditional and New Media

Free admission starting at 6:30 p.m., advance registration required!

Registration is requested

The “Cooperation Network for Diversity and Cohesion: Equal Opportunities in a Pluralistic Society” is a working group within the program area “Development of a Federal Central Infrastructure” in the federal program “Demokratie leben!”

Organized by the Cooperation Network for Diversity and Cohesion (KVVZ), consisting of the following organizations: Umbrella Association of Migrant Organizations in Germany e.V., Turkish Community in Germany e.V. (TGD), Federal Conference of Migrant Organizations e.V. (BKMO), Polish Social Council e.V. (PSR), Federal Association of Russian-Speaking Parents e.V. (BVRE), and the New German Organizations e.V. (ndo).

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Dates
June 2026
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