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ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAM CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 Date: February 17, 2020
2 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAM
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Opening: The Wealth of Europe – Opening of the XIII. Leuphana Konferenzwoche..................................... 4
Project Group Session 4 ................................................................................................................................ 5
Seminarplenum 4: Future Cafe ..................................................................................................................... 6
Round Tour 1.................................................................................................................................................. 7
Round Tour 2.................................................................................................................................................. 8
Round Tour 5.................................................................................................................................................. 9
Round Tour 7.................................................................................................................................................. 9
Round Tour 8................................................................................................................................................ 10
Round Tour 10.............................................................................................................................................. 12
Workshop: Surf Sustainability ..................................................................................................................... 13
Arena: Risks and potentials of trade agreements at the example of the EU-Mercosur agreement ......... 13
Workshop: Develop your Projects for Lüneburg ......................................................................................... 14
Project Group Session 25 ............................................................................................................................ 15
Project Group Session 27 ............................................................................................................................ 17
Seminarplenum 20: Sustainability in Tanzanian protected areas .............................................................. 19
Seminarplenum 24: Playing with Gender .................................................................................................... 20
Seminarplenum 25: Responsible consumers in an interconnected world ................................................ 21
Seminarplenum 32: Non violent communication ....................................................................................... 22
Seminarplenum 25: Responsible consumers in an interconnected world ................................................ 23
Evening of Specialities ................................................................................................................................ 24
Project Group Session 35 ............................................................................................................................ 25
Round Tour 55.............................................................................................................................................. 27
Round Tour 62.............................................................................................................................................. 28
Closing event conference week 2020 ......................................................................................................... 29
CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAM 3Wednesday, February 26, 01:00 - 03:00 PM, C 40 Auditorium
Opening: The Wealth of Europe – Opening of the XIII. Leuphana Konferenzwoche
Guests: Luisa Neubauer
Steffi Hobuß
Matthias Barth
Sascha Spoun
Theater Performance: Turn around
Please come to the Auditorium at 12:45 PM in order to get your headphones on time.
4 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMWednesday, February 26, 09:30 - 12:00 AM, C 40.108
Project Group Session 4
Präsentationstitel der
Akteur*innen Beschreibung der Präsentation Format Projektseminar
Projektgruppe
Palm Oil: Fuel, food and Lisa Guhl, Shena Powerpoint- Assessing the impact of palm
cosmetics – impact on Hednim Lee, Lasse Vortrag / oil, the most widely consumed
the environment and the Voß Powerpoint based vegetable oil on the planet,
human body presentation from multiple perspectives.
(Heike Zimmermann und Daniel
Lang)
Madagascar Lara Prignitz, Naomi Diskussionsrunde zwischen Forschern, Politkern, Rollenspiel / role Sustainable Development in
Kolb, Jamel Shahin, Ökonomen und Einheimischen über die play African Conservation Areas
Tom Vossers, Till angespannte Lage der Naturschutzgebiete in (Loos Jacqueline)
Weiß Madagascar.
What if Malaysia and Kubilay Sahin, Leon In our presentation, different possible outcomes Powerpoint- Assessing the impact of palm
Indonesia stopped Kulemann, Louisa of an immediate palm-oil production stop of Vortrag / oil, the most widely consumed
producing palm oil Beecken, Merle Malaysia and Indonesia, will be evaluated and Powerpoint based vegetable oil on the planet,
today? Dreessen, Thomas depicted. The possible outcomes of the "What if?" presentation from multiple perspectives.
Höck, Torben Graf scenario are divided into three different (Heike Zimmermann und Daniel
categories; dealing with the effects on ecology Lang)
and society in Indonesia and Malaysia as well as
on the local and global economy.
Virunga National Park - Fynn Trautvetter, The oil exlploitation has influenced many areas of Vortrag / Sustainable Development in
What are the Johan Busse von Africa already. In the last few years the oil Presentation / African Conservation Areas
consequences of oil Colbe, Jerrit exploration was driven forward in one of the Lecture (Loos Jacqueline)
exploitation? Hanschke, Vilma oldest National Parks of the world: The Virunga
Braun, Niclas Koch National Park. This presentation deals with the
question of how oil production could influence the
environment and the local population? In
addition, it is investigated whether there are
sustainable alternatives to oil production.
Land use for and the Julia Henze, Saskia Powerpoint- Assessing the impact of palm
soil of palm oil Weinberg, Filipp Vortrag / oil, the most widely consumed
plantations - How does Dworaczek Powerpoint based vegetable oil on the planet,
the future look like? presentation from multiple perspectives.
(Heike Zimmermann und Daniel
Lang)
CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAM 5Wednesday, February 26, 10:00 - 12:00 AM
Seminarplenum 4: Future Cafe
Seminar: Performing Sustainable Development Goals (Esther Meyer) /
Sustainability and Future Studies (Senan Gardiner)
Description: In the Future Cafe we will be exploring the controversial aspects of sustainability. What
really needs to happen to arrive at a preferable future - and what ways will our
worldviews need to completely change? Will we be living on the land in communion with
genetically modified ecosystems? Or will we be passing on our biological values to the
new generation of cyborgs? Join us to debate and cocreate.
Format: World Café
For Audience: Yes
Language: English
Place: C 9.102
6 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMWednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 1
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (1.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (1.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
Conversations Sanem Besen, Books and movies have been shown to influence the way Why words matter: Language
about Mulan: A Franziska Dörschel, children understand gender roles. The story of Mulan is and sustainability (Anne
study on language Marie Miller-Aichholz, especially noteworthy, as it revolves about the female Barron)
and gender Alessandro Piroddi, protagonist taking on a man’s position. Our research project
Anna Rabus, Li-Ming examines the representation of gender in the 1998-movie
Richter, Faeze “Mulan” by analysing linguistic features of the Disney script.
Valizadeh Excerpts of the movie will be shown in order to present our
findings. After that, we will invite our audience to discuss the
portrayal of female protagonists in movies and its impact on
society in view of the 5th SDG to reach gender equality.
Lüneburg, its Alvee Sk Ahmed, Leon We live in a time where the term "sustainability" seems to be Sustainability and Future Studi
people and Hilcken, Antonia Pohl, everywhere: in newspapers, on the internet, in the "Fridays for es (Senan Gardiner)
sustainability - An Amy Stanesby Future"-demonstrations on the streets. But what do people
examination of actually connect with it? We were interested in what
Lüneburg's citizens associate with the term and whether it
Lüneburg's current
has an impact on their everyday life or not. With the help of
situation and their answers and ideas we want to create a vision of a
possible future Lüneburg where the sustainable development goals and
scenarios innovations reach as many people as possible.
How do Australian Serban Gorga, Niels The use of language in news reports on climate change has Environmental Discourse: A
newspapers portray Hemmerling a profound influence on how the public opinion Critical Discourse Analysis
the cause(s) and conceptualizes and addresses it. The narratives portrayed by (Anne Barron)
effect(s) of climate the media can be beneficial or destructive for the
environment. Australia is especially affected by climate
change?
change, which makes it an interesting case study for the
influence of news coverage on the topic of climate change.
This study aims to understand how the causes and effects of
climate change are portrayed by Australian news outlets. A
linguistic analysis of Australian web-based media from 2010
until now help us determine an answer and understand where
the narratives portrayed may lead us.
7Wednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 2
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (2.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (2.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
To what extent do Leonie Rose, Christian Various approches on palm oil certification have been made Assessing the impact of palm
existing palm oil Algermissen, Maria in the last decades. With a constant rise in demand of that oil, the most widely consumed
certifications Franziska Stöppler rescource and its controverse cultivation, we contrast vegetable oil on the planet,
guarantee existing labels in regard of their sustainability. from multiple perspectives.
(Heike Zimmermann und
sustainable
Daniel Lang)
production and
distribution?
How sustainable Giulia Harms, The Sustainable Development Goals, short SDGs, have been Performing Sustainable
are the people of Susannah Petersson, determined by the United Nations in 2016 with the goal of Development Goals (Esther
Lüneburg? Tiara H.A. Purwanto, reaching them by 2030. All 17 goals are aimed towards a Meyer)
Sina Rieder, Pascal more sustainable world for all living beings. Focusing on the
Rubert 12th SDG “Responsible Food Consumption”, we are going to
present the results of our research project regarding the
question “To what extent are locals in Lüneburg responsible
in their food consumption?“ Come and see to learn more
about the SDGs and whether your image of people living in
Lüneburg will change after interacting with the results of our
survey.
Sharing a planet: Haiyue Chen, Hiu Lam From social platforms to everyday conversations, there is no Sustainability and Future Stud
The future of Rachel La, Wided doubt a lot of talk about crisis of migration, and even more ies (Senan Gardiner)
climate change and Rouin about climate change. Although these discourses are rarely
migration. brought up together, they are converging towards a more
common future. Is climate change affecting human mobility?
If yes to what extent? How does the future look? We tried to
understand the link between both narratives by approaching
the topic from different perspectives in order to predict
possible future scenarios.
8 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMWednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 5
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (5.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (5.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
Sustainable Leoni Kolletzki, Maria What actually happens with our wastewater? How is it Sustainable Communities
Wastewater- Krolla, Kim Rothe, managed? And what can we learn from Sustainable (Senan Gardiner)
Systems Juliane Vorig, Hannah Community‘s ways of dealing with wastewater for big cities
Gutzeit, Esther Trilken like Hamburg?
We wanna present you an idea on how to change the current
system in Hamburg to a more sustainable and eco-friendly
system.
Wednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 7
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (7.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (7.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
F*ck, B*tch, D*ck - Chi Luong, Jule Kuehn, Since its rise in popularity over the last three decades, hip hop Why words matter: Language
Language Use in Lilli Cohrs, Zoë Haertel has become one of the most controversial music genres. Its and sustainability (Anne
Rap Songs in the controversality relates in particular to the sexist and explicit Barron)
Last Three Decades content of its lyrics. Our research project examines and
compares the language use of female and male rap artists
with the focus on swear words in the No.1 U.S. rap hits of the
last three decades.
9Wednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 8
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (8.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (8.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
Sustainable Leoni Kolletzki, Maria What actually happens with our wastewater? How is it Sustainable Communities
Wastewater- Krolla, Kim Rothe, managed? And what can we learn from Sustainable (Senan Gardiner)
Systems Juliane Vorig, Hannah Community‘s ways of dealing with wastewater for big cities
Gutzeit, Esther Trilken like Hamburg?
We wanna present you an idea on how to change the current
system in Hamburg to a more sustainable and eco-friendly
system.
Conversations about Sanem Besen, Books and movies have been shown to influence the way Why words matter: Language
Mulan: A study on Franziska Dörschel, children understand gender roles. The story of Mulan is and sustainability (Anne
language and Marie Miller-Aichholz, especially noteworthy, as it revolves about the female Barron)
gender Alessandro Piroddi, protagonist taking on a man’s position. Our research project
Anna Rabus, Li-Ming examines the representation of gender in the 1998-movie
Richter, Faeze “Mulan” by analysing linguistic features of the Disney script.
Valizadeh Excerpts of the movie will be shown in order to present our
findings. After that, we will invite our audience to discuss the
portrayal of female protagonists in movies and its impact on
society in view of the 5th SDG to reach gender equality.
Lüneburg, its people Alvee Sk Ahmed, Leon We live in a time where the term "sustainability" seems to be Sustainability and Future Studi
and sustainability - Hilcken, Antonia Pohl, everywhere: in newspapers, on the internet, in the "Fridays for es (Senan Gardiner)
An examination of Amy Stanesby Future"-demonstrations on the streets. But what do people
Lüneburg's current actually connect with it? We were interested in what
Lüneburg's citizens associate with the term and whether it has
situation and
an impact on their everyday life or not. With the help of their
possible future answers and ideas we want to create a vision of a Lüneburg
scenarios where the sustainable development goals and innovations
reach as many people as possible.
10 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMWednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 9
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (9.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (9.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
F*ck, B*tch, D*ck - Chi Luong, Jule Kuehn, Since its rise in popularity over the last three decades, hip hop Why words matter: Language
Language Use in Lilli Cohrs, Zoë Haertel has become one of the most controversial music genres. Its and sustainability (Anne
Rap Songs in the controversality relates in particular to the sexist and explicit Barron)
Last Three Decades content of its lyrics. Our research project examines and
compares the language use of female and male rap artists
with the focus on swear words in the No.1 U.S. rap hits of the
last three decades.
To what extent do Leonie Rose, Christian Various approches on palm oil certification have been made in Assessing the impact of palm
existing palm oil Algermissen, Maria the last decades. With a constant rise in demand of that oil, the most widely consumed
certifications Franziska Stöppler rescource and its controverse cultivation, we contrast existing vegetable oil on the planet,
guarantee labels in regard of their sustainability. from multiple perspectives.
(Heike Zimmermann und Daniel
sustainable
Lang)
production and
distribution?
How sustainable are Giulia Harms, The Sustainable Development Goals, short SDGs, have been Performing Sustainable
the people of Susannah Petersson, determined by the United Nations in 2016 with the goal of Development Goals (Esther
Lüneburg? Tiara H.A. Purwanto, reaching them by 2030. All 17 goals are aimed towards a more Meyer)
Sina Rieder, Pascal sustainable world for all living beings. Focusing on the 12th
Rubert SDG “Responsible Food Consumption”, we are going to present
the results of our research project regarding the question “To
what extent are locals in Lüneburg responsible in their food
consumption?“ Come and see to learn more about the SDGs
and whether your image of people living in Lüneburg will
change after interacting with the results of our survey.
11Wednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 10
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (10.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (10.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
How do Australian Serban Gorga, Niels The use of language in news reports on climate change has a Environmental Discourse: A
newspapers portray Hemmerling profound influence on how the public opinion conceptualizes Critical Discourse Analysis
the cause(s) and and addresses it. The narratives portrayed by the media can be (Anne Barron)
effect(s) of climate beneficial or destructive for the environment. Australia is
especially affected by climate change, which makes it an
change?
interesting case study for the influence of news coverage on
the topic of climate change. This study aims to understand
how the causes and effects of climate change are portrayed by
Australian news outlets. A linguistic analysis of Australian
web-based media from 2010 until now help us determine an
answer and understand where the narratives portrayed may
lead us.
Wednesday, February 26, 03:00-06:00 PM
Round Tour 11
Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (11.1.) / Wednesday, 26/02/2020 (11.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Exhibitors Description Seminar
Sharing a planet: Haiyue Chen, Hiu Lam From social platforms to everyday conversations, there is no Sustainability and Future Studi
The future of Rachel La, Wided doubt a lot of talk about crisis of migration, and even more es (Senan Gardiner)
climate change and Rouin about climate change. Although these discourses are rarely
migration. brought up together, they are converging towards a more
common future. Is climate change affecting human mobility? If
yes to what extent? How does the future look? We tried to
understand the link between both narratives by approaching
the topic from different perspectives in order to predict
possible future scenarios.
12 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMWednesday, February 26, 03:30-05:30 PM, Tiny House
Workshop: Surf Sustainability
Description: There is stuff you need to know about how to avoid impact on our environment and climate when using
web applications. We will feed you with some mind-blowing info on the effects of the internet before
finding ways to consciously use digital media and minimize impact.
Moderation: Miriam Potyka
Wednesday, February 26, 06:00 - 08:00 PM, C 40.704
Arena: Risks and potentials of trade agreements at the example of the EU-Mercosur
agreement
Description: In the last couple of years, we saw thousands of people going on the street to prevent trade
agreements like TTIP or CETA to be put into practice. Why did so many people protest against
these trade agreements in the first place? And what motivated the people who originally tried
to put them into place? What are the real risks and potentials of these trade agreements?
At the moment, the EU and the Mercosur region (a group of Latin American states) are in
negotiations about a new trade agreement. On the one hand, advocates of the agreement
consider it to be a chance for the EU to have a positive impact on the region and its respective
political decisions. Critics, however, mention not not only negative environmental
consequences due to deforestation and higher exports of cheap meat or soy, but also potential
dangers to local economies and their value chains.
Political scientist and Latin America expert Prof. Dr. Detlef Nolte will give a short introductory
keynote on the topic of the currently discussed EU-Mercosur trade agreement and explain his
position supporting the agreement, followed by a dialogue with the audience. Both supporters
and opponents of trade agreements in general or the EU-Mercosur agreement in particular are
encouraged to join the debate.
Format: Keynote
Guests: Detlef Nolte
13Wednesday, February 26, 06:00 - 08:00 PM, Gallery in C 14
Workshop: Develop your Projects for Lüneburg
Description: Are you looking for involvement and do you have incredible ideas that you urgently need to tackle? This
workshop prepares you to realize your visions and fantasies. Together with initiative representatives you
will join an Open Space Workshop. Based on the title of the event, all participants will discuss the most
burning issues/ ideas/ problems in self-organized mini-workshops and transform them into tangible
plans. The Open Space Technology gives all participants freedom, space to think and develop. Everyone
is welcome, no one is out of place as long as the basic interest in social commitment is high. The
opaque description is method: Only your participation in Open Space brings further answers. This year
there is also a special “Open Space Path” for you to discover: Leuphana’s #DigitalChangeMaker are
guests and want to talk to you about digitalisation in higher education teaching and about the
interface between digitalisation and sustainability.
Format: Open Space Workshop with (student) initiatives from Lüneburg
Moderation: DSi Lüneburg, Digital Changemaker
14 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMThursday, February 27, 09:30 - 12:00 AM, C 12.015
Project Group Session 25
Title Actors Description Format Seminar
Changes in gender Nura Abucar, Alisha In recent years movements towards gender Powerpoint- Why words matter: Language
representations over Coné, Emily Delfin, equality in various aspects of society have gained Vortrag / and sustainability (Anne
time: An analysis of Carla Goldmann, widespread attention. Since language is Powerpoint based Barron)
words used with Anna-Sophie Weihs, influenced by society and societal changes, we presentation
Lisa-Marie Wöhler pose the question as to whether the trend towards
“woman” and “man” in
gender equality can also be found in language
language use. We investigate how women and men are
represented in the spoken British National Corpus
of 2014 and English Web Corpus of 2015, both
digitalized collections of language by
contemporary British speakers of English. We
contrast our findings with previous research on
earlier comparable data.
GenderCity - How our Azizah Saskia, Starting from a shared interest in diverse living Powerpoint- Performing Sustainable
Living Spaces affect our Sandra Merath, spaces and how they affect us, we decided to look Vortrag / Development Goals (Esther
Gender Perception Francesca Blatt into the possible relationship of gender studies to Powerpoint based Meyer)
our homes and public spaces. In order to presentation
investigate this topic we chose to interview both
inhabitants of Hamburg and "experts" in either
the fields of city planning or gender who also live
in Hamburg. We will be showcasing the results of
these exchanges and try for a peek into the future
of gender and city planning.
A qualitative study on Jil Ruch, Salome We live in a time where gender sensitivity has Powerpoint- Why words matter: Language
children's Elbakidze, Lisa become a global phenomenon. People of all Vortrag / and sustainability (Anne
conceptualizations of Kröger, Alina backgrounds are speaking up against Powerpoint based Barron)
gender Miranda, Maike discrimination and stereotypes. Our project goal presentation
Trümpler is to investigate young people’s
conceptualizations of gender. The data is
extracted from questionnaires distributed to
several school grades. We analyze whether, and if
so, how, people of the ages between 6 and 20
assign gender roles to a variety of household
chores and we also look at the specific adjectives
used to describe the female and male gender.
15How does the fear of Linda Hoffmann, Climate change is a very current topic in today’s Powerpoint- Performing Sustainable
climate change affect Michael Oyetunde, societies all over the world. New social Vortrag / Development Goals (Esther
9th graders of the Elias Günther, movements such as Friday’s for Future gain more Powerpoint based Meyer)
Gymnasium Brake in Hanna Schwuchow and more public attention. Especially the youth is presentation
engaged in all kinds of possibilities of political
Germany and of the
participation. At the end of 2019, 1.4 million
Skyline High School in people were on the streets of Germany showing
the United States of their anger towards political actors. But how are
America? young people in the USA affected by climate
change? How does the fear of climate change
affect the lives of young American students in
comparison to German students? To find an
approach to that question we created a survey
that was answered by a German ninth grade and
of a ninth grade of a school in Arizona and
compared the results.
Holy Father or Holy Niegina Ahadzadah, Religion influences the world view of billions of Powerpoint- Why words matter: Language
Mother? - Children's Leon Maack, Finn people all over the world. With the emerging trend Vortrag / and sustainability (Anne
perception of God’s Thomas, Raphael towards gender neutral bibles, it is evident that Powerpoint based Barron)
gender in different Hüll, Liea Halim there is a developing interest in gender equality in presentation
religions. The perception of God’s gender is
religions
manifested at an early stage of life, therefore our
research project examines how children describe
God’s gender linguistically. We carry out
interviews with children of Islamic families and
compare their idea of God’s gender with the
impression of children shaped by the Christian
belief.
16 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMThursday, February 27, 09:30 - 12:00 AM, C 40.154
Project Group Session 27
Title Actors Description Format Seminar
A visionary approach to Henrik von Bremen, A majority of nitrous oxide and methane Powerpoint- Sustainability and Future Studi
the future of Agriculture Alexandra emissions in Germany are created by the Vortrag / es (Senan Gardiner)
Kalpakidou, Daryna agricultural sector. Additionally, various other Powerpoint based
Hlavatska, Leah factors of sustainability intersect in this field; presentation
Gonse feeding a growing population, binding emissions
in the soil and creating thriving rural
communities. A narrative driven presentation of
our future vision of Agriculture will give you a
general overview about the possible developments
in the field. Subsequently, different pathways and
actions to create this preferable future are
suggested. Multiple perspectives from relevant
stakeholders are being included into this
problem-solving exercise.
Permakultur- nur ein Svea Betker, Nele Permkaultur gilt in so manchen Kreisen als ein Powerpoint- Sustainable Communities
Gärtnerkonzept? Tiessen, Lena Diez, reizvolles Prinzip, das seine Ursprünge im Vortrag / (Senan Gardiner)
Sarah Perkuhn, Gärtnern hat. Es ist darauf bedacht einen Powerpoint based
Elisabeth Schmidt- achtsamen Umgang mit der Erde und der Natur presentation
Ott allgemein zu finden, um sie nachhaltig zu
bewahren. Uns stellte sich die Frage, inwiefern
dieses "mindset" Denk- und Handelsmuster der
Betreiber*innen prägt und sich somit ggf. auf
weitere Lebensbereiche auswirkt.
"Eco-anxiety: A catalyst Rhiannon Eilertson, Eco-anxiety refers to a fear of environmental Vortrag / Sustainability and Future Studi
for change?" Neera di Bonito, damage or ecological disaster. This sense of Presentation / es (Senan Gardiner)
Sofya Antonova, anxiety is largely based on the current and Lecture
Maike Struck, predicted future state of the environment and
Janika Hartmann human-induced climate change.
17Economic management Esther Vogt, Louis The founding of an eco-village is a project people Powerpoint- Sustainable Communities
in german eco-villages Seimel, Angeline put all their heart into. It's about choosing a more Vortrag / (Senan Gardiner)
Riedel, Kilian sustainable lifestyle and sharing this with a Powerpoint based
Dornheim community, but also about making sure that their presentation
way of life has an impact on the environment and
out society. Unfortunately many eco-villages fail
their greater mission because at some point they
run out of money and can't stabilize themselves
economically. We believe, that sustainable
communities are a great way not only to live but
also to teach the present and cute generations
what it means to live with nature in a respectful
way and how much we can actually learn from it.
This is why we started our research on economic
management in german eco-villages. Through
interviews we singled out how communities
should manage their finances in order to ensure a
long lifespan. In our presentation we would like to
present our findings with you, so we could all
have a chance to learn what eco-villages have to
offer.
Optimization of the Mareike The future is electric. Not only in transport, eletric Powerpoint- Sustainability and Future Studi
individual recycling Sundermann, solutions are supposed to replace fossil fuels. Vortrag / es (Senan Gardiner)
behaviour concerning Charline Rieffel, Storage of electric energy in smartphones, laptop Powerpoint based
lithium ion batteries by Alina Linke, Niklas or electronic cars mostly takes place in lithium presentation
Seckerdiek, Moritz ion batterries, which contain raw materials like
2030
Lüdemann lithium or cobalt, whose extraction causes huge
social and environmental problems. For a truly
environmental-friendly future, other solutions
have to be found. It is one approach to strengthen
recycling processes. At the moment, many
electronic devices, which are not in use anymore,
do not even get into the recycling process,
because they are not disposed properly. With our
research project, we aim to identify systems, that
have the capability to improve the individual
recycling behaviour within the next ten years.
18 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMThursday, February 27, 10:00 - 12:00 AM
Seminarplenum 20: Sustainability in Tanzanian protected areas
Seminar: Sustainable Development in African Conservation Areas (Jacqueline Loos)
Description:
Format: Panel Discussion
Guests: Richard Giliba (Doktorand)
For Audience: Yes
Language: English
Place: C 14.006
19Thursday, February 27, 01:00 - 03:00 PM
Seminarplenum 24: Playing with Gender
Seminar: Why words matter: Language and sustainability, Environmental Discourse: A Critical
Discourse Analysis (Anne Barron)
Description: We know talking about gender can be tiring but it’s something that we all face in our
daily lives. We have found a way to dust off the topic and make it fun for everyone. So,
what can you expect? A very special game of Charades, a heated discussion, a
guaranteed wow- effect at the end and something to think about when you go home.
Come and join us in our session to make all of this happen!!
Format: Table Discussion (similar to World Café) + Conclusion in Plenum
For Audience: Yes
Language: English
Place: C 12.105
20 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMThursday, February 27, 03:30 - 05:30 PM
Seminarplenum 25: Responsible consumers in an interconnected world
Seminar: Assessing the impact of palm oil, the most widely consumed vegetable oil on the planet,
from multiple perspectives. (Heike Zimmermann und Daniel Lang)
Description: In a workshop setting we will explore what responsible consumption entails in an
interconnected, globalised world, with a special focus on the production and
consumption of palm oil. Ecological sustainability problems arise not only ‘locally’ or
‘globally’ but also due to specific interconnections between distant regions. Such
globally ‘telecoupled’ systems are increasingly the focus of interdisciplinary land-change
and social-ecological systems research. During the workshop we will explore different
commodity chains and their impact on systems on both sides of that chain.
Format: Panel Discussion, Metaplan Analysis
Guests: Benedetta Cotta (Post Doctoral Research Fellow in the GOVERNECT project at Leuphana)
For Audience: No
Language: English
Place: C 40.108
21Thursday, February 27, 03:30 - 05:30 PM
Seminarplenum 32: Non violent communication
Seminar: Sustainable Communities (Senan Gardiner)
Description: In this workshop students from the sustainable communities course will lead a workshop
on non violent communication, explaining the history and many applications of this
social technology and give practical demonstrations on how to apply NVC to your life.
Format: Workshop
For Audience: Yes
Language: English
Place: C 12.108
22 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMThursday, February 27, 03:30 - 05:30 PM
Seminarplenum 25: Responsible consumers in an interconnected world
Seminar: Assessing the impact of palm oil, the most widely consumed vegetable oil on the planet,
from multiple perspectives. (Heike Zimmermann und Daniel Lang)
Description:
In a workshop setting we will explore what responsible consumption entails in an
interconnected, globalised world, with a special focus on the production and
consumption of palm oil. Ecological sustainability problems arise not only ‘locally’ or
‘globally’ but also due to specific interconnections between distant regions. Such
globally ‘telecoupled’ systems are increasingly the focus of interdisciplinary land-change
and social-ecological systems research. During the workshop we will explore different
commodity chains and their impact on systems on both sides of that chain. and
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Format: Paneldiscussion, Metaplan-Analysis
Guests:
Benedetta Cotta (Post Doctoral Research Fellow in the GOVERNECT project at Leuphana)
For Audience: No
Language: English
Place: C 40.108
23Thursday, February 27
Evening of Specialities
Visions of housing - How homeless and managers share tiny spaces Gespräch
mit Van Bo le-Mentzel & Candela Villalonga Zalazar
Moderation: N.N.
Time: 06:30 – 08:00 PM
Place: C 40.704
Creative Slam - Poetry and Dance
A creative examination of the topic "Wealth of Europe" in the form of dance
and language
Moderation: Alina Thiemann
Time: 18:30 – 19:30 Uhr
Place: Forum
Concert: LEY
Time: 08:00 – 09:00 PM
Place: Foyer
Concert: The Rapfugees!
Time: 09:30 – 10:30 PM
Place: Foyer
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Time: 11:30 PM
Place: Salon Hansen
24 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMFriday, February 28, 09:30 - 12:00 AM, C 40.154
Project Group Session 35
Title Actors Description Format Seminar
Limiting life expectancy Marie Mokros, Rica According to the United Nations, the world Powerpoint- Sustainability and Future Studi
in an overpopulated Günther, Anthony population will reach about 10 billion individuals Vortrag / es (Senan Gardiner)
world: a matter of ethics Roy by 2050, causing important issues in terms of Powerpoint based
ressources. presentation
Simultaneously, medical researches are intending
to push the boundaries of human lifespan.
Are these two statements compatible? Don't you
notice any contradiction in the process?
You got us. Limiting life expectancy would make
more sense in order to guarantee a more
sustainable future for all...
Join us and be prepared to shake up your own
moral values !
Sustainable transport in Rosimar Bernal, The Project “IMLA – Neue Mobilität auf dem Powerpoint- Sustainable Communities
the Zarrentin area Gwen Noelle Land” was initiated in cooperation with Vortrag / (Senan Gardiner)
Jarmatz, Jonas “Ecosphäre e.V. in Nieklitz. The main goal of the Powerpoint based
Blank, Sven project is giving people living in Zarrentin area an presentation
Schröter, Olga alternative to individual transportation and
Kuznetsova, helping people get together for a more
Dominique Janine sustainable way of transport.
Penkert An existing commuter parking lot on the A24
Zarrentin exit is to be expanded and operated as a
prototype of a rural mobility center.
The target group includes all residents within a
radius of 30 km around the commuter parking lot,
but the focus is on people who do not have their
own vehicle and live in places that have hardly
any traffic connections.
Our task was to gather up data by surveying
people in the area asking questions about
different circumstances that are influencing the
transportation behavior of the people. The
presentation will sum up our results and give
information about sustainable transportation
possibilities and the Zarrentin area.
CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAM 25Car tyres the largest Finja Albrecht, Have you ever imagined how significant the car Powerpoint- Sustainability and Future Studi
source of microplastic - Minjeong Kim, Jesse tyres are as a source of microplastic? Vortrag / es (Senan Gardiner)
bio-based and Clausen, Felix Mey In Germany, most of microplastic is produced Powerpoint based
biodegradable plastic through the abrasion of car tyres. To reduce the presentation
environmental pollution from it, we came up with
as the solution?
an idea. In our solution, bio-based and
biodegradable plastic substitute the conventional
plastic in running strips of car tyres. In that case,
the microplastic would be decomposed in the
environment.
Is it far-fetched or possible? That´s the question!
26 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMFriday, February 28, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Round Tour 55
Friday, 28/02/2020 (55.1.) / Friday, 28/02/2020 (55.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Actors Description Format
Assessment of the Vivienne-Janice Lake Malawi is of significant importance for the biodiversity of Sustainable Development in
Lake Malawi Widawski, Karen the world. The Lake entails the most diverse community of African Conservation Areas
Ecosystem Rebeski, Nele freshwater fishes in the world as it is habitat to more than (Jacqueline Loos)
Management Philippsen, Dylan 1000 different fish species. Especially the cichlids are of high
Eilertson, Mazen interest as 345 of the cichlid species which occur in the lake
Eltawil can only be found there. At this booth the current management
plan of the Lake Malawi ecosystem will be analyzed and
evaluated. The different stakeholder perspectives will be
visually displayed and suggestions for improvement of the
management plan will made.
Conservation Aleksandar Ivailov, Sustainable Development in
conflicts in the Hristov, Hanna, African Conservation Areas
Serengeti Ecosystem Unterkötter, Jana, (Jacqueline Loos)
Rauterberg, Justina
Helena, Siedlaczek,
Oana, Zeidler
Taking Leuphana to Gianni Baar, Lotta- "Und weil sie nicht gestorben
Isengard Sophia Hartmann, sind..." - Geschichten der
Lennart Meinßen, Tori Nachhaltigkeit in Film, Literatur
Sager, Malte Scupin und Medien 1 (Jodie Birdman
und Theres Konrad)
CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAM 27Friday, February 28, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Round Tour 62
Friday, 28/02/2020 (62.1.) / Friday, 28/02/2020 (62.2.), Foyer – Meeting Point in C 40.110
Title Actors Description Format
Taking Leuphana to Gianni Baar, Lotta- "Und weil sie nicht gestorben
Isengard Sophia Hartmann, sind..." - Geschichten der
Lennart Meinßen, Tori Nachhaltigkeit in Film, Literatur
Sager, Malte Scupin und Medien 1 (Jodie Birdman
und Theres Konrad)
Assessment of the Vivienne-Janice Lake Malawi is of significant importance for the biodiversity of Sustainable Development in
Lake Malawi Widawski, Karen the world. The Lake entails the most diverse community of African Conservation Areas
Ecosystem Rebeski, Nele freshwater fishes in the world as it is habitat to more than (Jacqueline Loos)
Management Philippsen, Dylan 1000 different fish species. Especially the cichlids are of high
Eilertson, Mazen interest as 345 of the cichlid species which occur in the lake
Eltawil can only be found there. At this booth the current management
plan of the Lake Malawi ecosystem will be analyzed and
evaluated. The different stakeholder perspectives will be
visually displayed and suggestions for improvement of the
management plan will made.
Conservation Aleksandar Ivailov, Sustainable Development in
conflicts in the Hristov African Conservation Areas
Serengeti Ecosystem Hanna, Unterkötter (Jacqueline Loos)
Jana, Rauterberg
Justina Helena,
Siedlaczek
Oana, Zeidler
28 CONFERENCE WEEK 2020 // ENGLISH-SPEAKING PROGRAMFriday, February 28, 03:00 - 05:30 PM, C 40 Auditorium
Closing event conference week 2020
Description: Closing with awarding of the Salzkristall 2020
Leuphana Dance Academy Show
Format: Arena
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