This is the Sound of the Future

What does a society feel like in which culture and science are shaped collaboratively? In which diverse people recognize each other and thematic discourses reflect this diversity?

Through theater performances, discussions, and music, the Futurium and its guests create a vision of the future of an inclusive society.

The successful Berlin rapper Graf Fidi sings about parties, Berlin, and disability – with a wink and self-irony.

21 Downbeat, the house band of the RambaZamba Theater, provides "oomph and confetti." Their boundary-breaking electronic music will have you dancing right away.



The researchers from the research network "Inclusive Philology. Literary Disability Studies in German-Speaking Countries" will discuss how we think about disability and what we can learn from it for the future. They will also provide insights into the current state of diversity in academia.



A cooperation between the DFG network "Inclusive Philology" and the Futurium. The German Research Foundation (DFG) is a shareholder of the Futurium.



Information

-> Venue: Forum
-> Admission: Free
-> Event languages: German and German Sign Language
-> The event is open to interested parties aged 16 and over.
-> The restaurant is open: Food and drinks are available for purchase.


Photo & Video

Photos and videos will be taken during the event. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let us know.


Tickets

Registration is not required. However, you can book a ticket here on the Futurium website to secure the best seats.