Meetings
Meetings between generations
Passing on traditional knowledge, making room for questions, bringing generations together.
Why meetings?
Many young people growing up in the diaspora rarely have the chance to talk directly with the bearers of tradition. The meetings aim to offer a respectful, safe setting in which questions can be asked openly.
Tradition
New generation
Planned formats
Dates, speakers and programmes will be announced here once confirmed.
- 01Planned
Online talks
Online talks with sheikhs and researchers, open to everyone.
- 02Planned
Question-and-answer sessions
Moderated sessions where young people can openly ask what is on their minds.
- 03Planned
Conversations across generations
Informal conversations in which elders share memories and experience.
- 04Planned
Sharing cultural knowledge
Short, accessible sessions on traditions, festivals and language.
No meetings have been announced yet.
Our principles
- Respectful, open dialogue
- Different views are heard; no one is judged.
- Every question counts
- Young people’s curiosity is the starting point.
- Open to women and men
- The meetings will be open to everyone.
- Safeguarding young people
- Activities for minors will only take place once a safeguarding policy is in place.
Separate from personal guidance
The meetings are open educational and cultural events. Personal religious questions belong to the planned, separately protected religious guidance service.