28. April
18:00 Uhr - 19:30 Uhr
Veranstalter:
Ringvorlesung Master Intermedia/ Department Kunst und Musik
Ort:
THEATER (Raum 2.212)
Gronewaldstr. 2
50931 Köln
Information:
In the media padagogical project ‘Expanding Narratives’, young people from Germany and Tanzania spent two years critically, creatively and analytically examining narratives and images on the topic of sustainability. Based on participatory and transdisciplinary research and education concepts, the project explored how young people perceive and negotiate historical and contemporary images and narratives in the media. The transcultural exchange resulted in over 80 photographs taken by the young people, which have already been exhibited in both countries. The lecture will present the key findings of this enlightening process.
Michaela Kramer is a junior professor of educational science with a focus on digital media in education at the University of Cologne. Her work focuses on media biography, youth, excessive digital practices, and political and cultural media education.
Angela Tillmann is professor of Cultural and Media Education at the Institute for Media Research and Media Education (IMM) at the University of Applied Sciences (TH Köln). Her work focuses on media socialisation, action-oriented media education, media and gender, and digitalisation in social work.
Alyssa Feick is a research assistant in the project ‘Expanding Narratives. Youth and their Images of Sustainability’ at the University of Cologne. She previously completed a master’s degree in Intercultural Communication and Education and Intermedia at the University of Cologne. Her research focuses on the further development of ideas for discrimination-sensitive, emancipatory, participatory pedagogy and research processes, as well as on exploring possibilities for shaping socially and ecologically sustainable relationships.
Johanna Fink is a research assistant in the project ‘Expanding Narratives. Youth and their Images of Sustainability’ at the University of Applied Sciences (TH Köln). She previously completed her bachelor’s degree in social work at the TH Köln and is currently continuing her academic career with a master’s degree in education and management. In her research to date, she has taken a comparative perspective on participatory research projects and the potential of games for young people with disabilities.
Die Intermedia-Ringvorlesung findet Sommersemester 2026 in Präsenz statt. Gäste sind herzlich willkommen im THEATER.