3 – 5 June | 3. – 5. Juni Cultural Policies and Social Exclusion Kulturelle Strategien und soziale Ausgrenzung | Dortmund European Convention hosted by the Fonds Soziokultur e. V. in cooperation with the Kulturstiftung des Bundes and the Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V.

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Registration Using the integrated reply card or on the convention website www.shortcuteurope2010.eu Information Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. Milena Fey Weberstr. 59a D - 53113 Bonn phone: +49 (0)2 28 / 2 01 67 35 fax: +49 (0)2 28 / 2 01 67 33 [email protected] www.shortcuteurope2010.eu Languages of the convention English and German Conception and organisation • Rainer Bode, board member Fonds Soziokultur e. V. • Kurt Eichler, chairman Fonds Soziokultur e. V. • Milena Fey, Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. • Peter Kamp, board member Fonds Soziokultur e. V. • Dr. Reinhold Knopp, Stadtkonzepte Düsseldorf • Jochen Molck, Zentrum für Aktion, Kultur und Kommunikation Düsseldorf • Dr. Norbert Sievers, Fonds Soziokultur e. V. (responsible)

Organisers Fonds Soziokultur e. V. in cooperation with the Kulturstiftung des Bundes and the Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. Cooperation partners • Bundesvereinigung Soziokultureller Zentren e.V. • Bundesverband der Jugendkunstschulen und Kulturpädagogischen Einrichtungen e. V. European partners • European Network for Cultural Centres • Arts4all, the European arts schools network • Trans Europe Halles • Eurocities Supported by • Kulturstiftung des Bundes • Kulturbüro der Stadt Dortmund • Staatskanzlei Nordrhein-Westfalen In cooperation with Kulturradio WDR 3

for the second time Fonds Soziokultur e. V. is organising an international convention in line with the convention series “Shortcut Europe”. Cooperation partners are the Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. and the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (German Federal Cultural Foundation). The first Shortcut convention took place in Weimar in 1999 in the context of the activities of the European Capital of Culture, just as Shortcut Europe 2010 is an official project in the regional and programmatic context of Essen for the RUHR.2010. Socio-cultural centres, establishments for youthoriented cultural work as well as interdisciplinary cultural district and community work from Germany and Europe are invited to discuss social exclusion and cultural participation. The Fonds Soziokultur and its partners are taking part in an initiative of the European Union, which has declared the year 2010 to be the “European year for combating poverty and social exclusion”. The EU is reacting to social tendencies of disruption in society from which culture is not excluded, as social and cultural exclusion often go hand in hand. Can cultural policy, cultural work and cultural education develop strategy against social exclusion? Is the theoretically formulated demand of “culture for all” still present in the minds of the stakeholders and what does the actual praxis look like? Are there new approaches and methods of engaging cultural work in the European socio-cultural field? Where are exemplary projects being accomplished, that are worth being repeated elsewhere? Should cultural work include more local activities and approaches? How can socially disadvantaged youth be addressed more directly? These questions shall be discussed during the convention, based on the experiences from European practice. It shall be a contribution of the cultural sector to the “European year for combating poverty and social exclusion” 2010 as well as a possibility of communication between the socio-cultural players who are still striving for the realisation of the citizenship of culture. Kurt Eichler Chair of the Fonds Soziokultur e. V

Dr. Norbert Sievers Director of the Fonds Soziokultur e. V 

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P R O G R A M M E Thursday, June 3rd 2010

P R O G R A M M E Friday, June 4th 2010

Location: Dietrich-Keuning-Haus, Dortmund

Location: Dietrich-Keuning-Haus, Dortmund

14.00 h Arrival



9.00 h Welcome and introduction

Rainer Bode, Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn

15.30 h Opening and welcome Kurt Eichler, Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn / Dortmund Hortensia Völckers, German Federal Cultural Foundation,



Christopher Gordon, cultural-political analyst and mentor, Winchester

Gesellschaft e. V., Essen / Bonn

16.00 h Opening speech Exclusion – also a question of cultural policy? Max Fuchs, German Culture Council, Berlin

17.00 h Panel discussion Cultural policies and social exclusion – what can cultural work accomplish? Introduction: Rainer Treptow, University Tübingen Podium: Christel Hartmann-Fritsch, Foundation Genshagen, Genshagen Franco Bianchini, Leeds Metropolitan University Mechthild Eickhoff, Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn

Culture vs. poverty and exclusion.

The European perspective.

Halle / Berlin Oliver Scheytt, RUHR.2010 GmbH / Kulturpolitische

Lecture



9.45 h Panels part 1

Panel 1 Close to the scene – close to everybody How inclusive are sociocultural centres? Impulse: Emma Ernsth, Trans Europe Halles, Lund Project 1: Johannes Brackmann, Grend Cultural Centre, Essen Project 2: Ivo Peeters, Community Centre De Zeyp, Brussels Moderation: Andreas Kämpf, European Network of Cultural Centres (ENCC), Berlin Panel 2 Children go cultural

Old goals – new strategies Impulse: Eva Krings, Cultural Department of the state chancellery of North Rhine Westphalia

Jan Jaap Knol, Fonds voor Cultuurparticipatie, Utrecht

Project 1: Kirsten Reckeweg, Cultural Backpackk, Norway

Moderation: Michael Köhler, cultural journalist, WDR, Köln

Project 2: Volker Gerland, “Jedem Kind ein Instrument”,

18.30 h Break

Moderation: Brigitte Schorn, Akademie Remscheid

Bochum

19.30 h Statements Culture for whom? – Comments from local and European cultural policy Jörg Stüdemann, deputy for culture, sports and leisure, municipality Dortmund Helga Trüpel, vice president of the department for education and culture of the European Parliament, Brussels / Bremen Moderation: Cornelia Lüddemann, Bundesvereinigung soziokultureller Zentren e. V., Berlin

Panel 3 Overcoming thresholds

How do cultural institutions reach old and new target groups? Impulse: Larissa Israel, Education Programme of the Berlin Philharmonics, Berlin Project 1: Karin Nell, Keywork, Düsseldorf Project 2: Roman Schanner, KulturKontakt Austria, Vienna Moderation: Reinhold Knopp, University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf

afterwards: cultural programme

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Panel 4 The art of living

Panel 8 Cultural work as empowerment How can art and cultural work strengthen the actionability of individuals?



How inclusive is our extracurricular cultural education?

Impulse: Mechthild Eickhoff, Bundesvereinigung der Jugendkunstschulen und kulturpädagogischen

Project 1: Petra Kron, KABAWIL, Düsseldorf

Einrichtungen e. V., Unna

Project 2: Jon Price, Find your talent, Leeds

Project 1: Katriina Siivonen, University of Turku Project 2: Daniel Rottner, Jugend-Kultur-Werkstatt Falkenheim Gallus e. V. Frankfurt Moderation: Barbara Meyer, youth and cultural centre Schlesische 27, Berlin

Impulse / Moderation: Dorothea Kolland, Office for Culture and Libraries, Neukölln, Berlin

Panel 9 Digital divide or e-inclusion How new media and networks influence cultural participation

Panel 5 Altering perception What are the achievements of art in public space?

Impulse: Franz-Josef Röll, University of Darmstadt

Impulse: Seraphina Lenz, Werkstatt für Veränderung, Berlin

Project 2: Arie Keijzer, Scholen in de Kunst, Amersfoort

Project 1: Klaus Klinger, Mural Global, Düsseldorf

Moderation: Jürgen Lauffer, director of the Gesellschaft für

Project 2: Halim Bensaid, Cité Creation, Lyon Moderation: Leonie Baumann, Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin



11.15 h Break

11.45 h Panels part 2 Panel 6 From strength to strength

Project 1: Jürgen Ertelt, Netzcheckers, Bonn

Medienpädagogik und Kommunikationsstruktur, Bielefeld

Panel 10 Intercultural approaches Strategies against cultural exclusion? Project 1: Lisa Massetti, Creative Factory, Gemeinschaftszentrum Jungbusch, Mannheim Project 2: Jochen Molck, Zentrum für Aktion, Kultur und Kommunikation, Düsseldorf Impulse / Moderation: Svetlana Acevic, Forum of Cultures, Stuttgart

Cultural work and people with disabilities Project 1: Irmgard Merkt, Amici – Dance Theater, London

13.15 h Lunch break

Project 2: Christoph Grothaus, palaixbrut – An inclusive art project for the metropolitan region Rhine / Ruhr, Düsseldorf Impulse / Moderation: Irmgard Merkt, TU Dortmund

Panel 7 Free Entrance Do social tickets and cultural passes result in enhanced cultural participation? Impulse: Gaby Gerbasits, IG Kultur, Austria Project 1: Monika Wagner, “Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur”, Vienna Project 2: Anne Line Svelle, Børnekultur, Aarhus Moderation: Rolf Witte, Bundesvereinigung Kulturelle Kinder- und Jugendbildung, Remscheid

14.30 h Excursions to interesting spots in the region Excursion 1 Essen Giving initiative a place Project: “Don’t pour water from the balcony” (Rolf Dennemann / Johannes Brackmann) Excursion 2 Bochum Music schools also for migrants? Project: “An instrument for every child” in the Ruhr region (Volker Gerland) Excursion 3 Dortmund Culture in urban areas Pilot project: “Cultural education” in Hörde (Martina Bracke) Excursion 4 Herne Art projects intervening with

societal relations Project: “Pottporus” word-dance-image-sound (Zekai Fenerci) Excursion 5 Gelsenkirchen School, theatre and

work at the Consol Theatre Projekct: STAGE! (Ulrike Brockerhoff)

19.00 h Congress festivity, Zollern colliery, Dortmund 4

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P R O G R A M M E Saturday, June 5th 2010

Congress festivity at the Zollern colliery, June 4th 2010

Location: Dietrich-Keuning-Haus, Dortmund

9.30 h Talk Society and cultural participation – what can art accomplish?

Kristina Volke in conversation with Volker Lösch,   stage director of the Stuttgart theatre



Communal strategies furthering

cultural participation Ruud Breteler, “Dienst kunst en cultuur”, Rotterdam Mary Fleming, “Social Inclusion in Gateshead”, Gateshead



Where does that leave the arts? How legitimate are policital conditions for artists and

cultural institutions? Christian Esch, Kultursekretariat Wuppertal Tony Trehy, artist and curator, Manchester

All convention attendees are invited to partake in an event in the evening of June 4th (beginning at 19 h) held at a beautiful location: the Zollern colliery, a former coal pit and one of the most famous industrial monuments in Germany. This is the opportunity for all participants to get together, celebrate, eat, dance, and converse. The cultural programme will be confirmed at the end of March and will be posted on the convention website. The Zollern collierynow houses a museum for social and cultural history of the Ruhr region and is, in its totality, one of the most impressive and beautiful testimonials of the region’s past. /// For more information go to: www.zeche-zollern.de

Moderation: Kristina Volke, Arts and Culture scientist, Berlin, and Kurt Eichler, Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn / Dortmund

12.00 h Break 12.30 h Round Table Inclusive cultural policy: illusion or concrete utopia? Impulse: Pius Knüsel, Pro Helvetia, Basel Mechthild Eickhoff, Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn Kirsten Haß, German Federal Cultural Foundation, Halle / Berlin Sarah Levin, director Banlieues d’Europe, Lyon Leszek Napiontek, Culture Department of the City of Warsaw Søren Søeberg Ohlsen, member of the board of the European Network of Cultural Centres ENCC, Copenhagen Moderation: Peter Kamp, director of the Bundesverbands der Jugendkunstschulen und kulturpädagogischen Einrichtungen, Unna

13.30 h Closing words: That’s it. Where does it lead us?

Concert !SING – DAY OF SONG, June 5th 2010 A large project of the European Capital of Culture RUHR.2010 is dedicated to singing. !SING is an open program for both professional singers and amateurs. Everyone is a singer, everyone can join in. !SING wants to inspire everybody to raise their voice, alone or in a group. It comprises professional concerts as well as workshops. The programme sees itself as an encouragement to revive singing as a natural part of every-day culture. Festivities come to a climax on the evening of June 5th 2010 (entrance: 18.30 h, beginning at 20.30 h) with !SING EUROPE, an extraordinary concert in the VELTINS Football Stadium in Gelsenkirchen, featuring Bobby McFerrin, The Wise Guys and The Bochumer Symphoniker joining several thousand singers in an ambitious program ranging from folk songs to the fourth movement of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony. All convention participants are welcome to join this final concert. Register by using either the reply card or the convention registration form on the Shortcut Europe-website. The entrance fee of 25,– Euro also includes transport between venues (DietrichKeuning-Haus – VELTINS arena – Dietrich-Keuning-Haus). /// For more information go to: www.shortcuteurope2010.eu or www.ruhr2010.de/sing

Norbert Sievers, Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn

13.45 h official ending of the convention 17.30 h Departure to Gelsenkirchen (VELTINS arena): final concert of !SING – DAY OF SONG 6

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Speakers and Moderators

Fleming, Mary, *1954, Cultural Services Development Manager: Libraries, Tourism and Heritage, supporting the head of libraries and arts, City of Gateshead

A Acevic, Svetlana, *1975, Project coordinator, Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V., Member of the Board of trustees of Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Stuttgart

Brockerhoff, Ulrike, *1960, Actress, instructor and stage director, since 2001 with !Stage at the Conosol Theater, project management since 2006, Gelsenkirchen

B Baumann, Leonie, *1954, Director of the Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin, Spokeswoman of the Rat für die Künste in Berlin

D Dennemann, Rolf, *1952, Freelance director, actor, author, Dortmund

E Bensaid, Halim, *1957, Project manager and Co-director of Cité Creation, Oullins Bianchini, Dr. Franco, *1959, Professor for Cultural Policy and Planning, at the Faculty of Arts and Society, Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds Bode, Rainer, *1954, Director of the LAG Soziokultureller Zentren NW e. V., Vice Chairman of the Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Board of Management of the Kulturrat NRW, Münster Bracke, Martina, *1968, Stage director, actress and author, founding member of the Theater im Depot, Dortmund Brackmann, Johannes, *1954, Director of the cultural centre Grend in Essen, Chairman Kulturbeirat der Stadt Essen, Member of the Board of the LAG-Soziokultureller Zentren NRW, Essen Breteler, Ruud, *1957, Project Manager Participation, Department of Arts and Culture, City of Rotterdam

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Eichler, Kurt, *1952, Director of the Kulturbetriebe Dortmund, Chairman of Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Member of the Board of the Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft e. V., Bonn Eickhoff, Mechthild, *1970, Director of the Bundesverband der Jugendkunstschulen und kulturpädagogischen Einrichtungen (BJKE), Unna, Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees of Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn Ernsth, Emma, *1979, Acting Secretary General of Trans Europe Halles, Lund Ertelt, Jürgen, *1957, Social and media educationist, Project Coordinator at IJAB e. V., Fachstelle für internationale Jugendarbeit, Bonn Esch, Dr. Christian, *1961, Musicologist and dramatic advisor, Director of the NRW KULTURsekretariat, Wuppertal

F Fenerci, Zekai, Director of Pottporus e. V., Herne

I Israel, Larissa, *1974, Project Manager at Zukunft@ BPhil, the education programme of the Berlin Philharmonics, Berlin

K Fuchs, Prof. Dr. Max, *1948, Director of the Akademie Remscheid, President of the Deutscher Kulturrat, Chairman of the Institut für Bildung und Kultur, Remscheid

G Gerbasits, Gabriele, *1961, Director of the IG Kultur Österreich, Wien, Member of the Board of the Kulturrat Österreich Gerland, Volker, *1957, Director of the Musikschule Dortmund, Chairman of the Landesverband der Musikschulen in NRW, Spokesperson for the music schools participating in “Jedem Kind ein Instrument”, Dortmund Gordon, Christopher, *1944, former Chief Executive of English Regional Arts Boards, independent UK-based consultant in cultural policy and management in Great Britain and Europe, Winchester Grothaus, Christoph, *1963, Stage director, musician and composer, artistic director of palaixbrut, Düsseldorf / Hamburg

H Hartmann-Fritsch, Christel, *1950, Managing Member of the Board of “Kunst- und Kulturvermittlung in Europa”, Foundation Genshagen, Genshagen Haß, Kirsten, *1962, Head of the Sponsorship Department of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes, Halle an der Saale

Kamp, Peter, *1958, Chairman of the Bundesverband der Jugendkunstschulen und kulturpädagogischen Einrichtungen e. V. (BJKE), Unna Kämpf, Andreas, *1949, Director of the Cultural Centre GEMS, Singen, President of the “European Network of Cultural Centres” (ENCC), Brüssel / Berlin Keijzer, Arie, *1951, Director of Scholen in de Kunst, Amersfoort Klinger, Klaus, *1954, Project Manager of the Kunstverein Farbfieber, Düsseldorf Knol, Jan Jaap, *1963, Director of the Netherlands Fund for Cultural Participation, Utrecht Knopp, Dr. Reinhold, *1954, Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf, department of Social and Cultural Sciences, former Director of the cultural centre ZAKK in Düsseldorf Knüsel, Pius, *1957, Director of the Swiss cultural foundation Pro Helvetia, Zürich Köhler, Dr. Michael, *1961, Cultural journalist and radio moderator, Bonn Kolland, Dr. Dorothea, *1947, Cultural Director of Neukölln District Authority, Member of the Board of the Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft e. V., Berlin / Bonn

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Krings, Eva, *1956, Group Manager and Head of Division, cultural department of the State Chancellery North Rhine-Westphalia Kron, Petra, *1958, Cultural anthopologist and educationist, Project Manager at KABAWIL e. V., Düsseldorf

L Lauffer, Jürgen, *1951, Director of the Gesellschaft für Medienpädagogik und Kommunikationskultur (GMK), Bielefeld Lenz, Seraphina, *1963, Visual artist, Berlin Levin, Sarah, *1973, Director of Banlieues d’Europe, Lyon Lösch, Volker, *1963, Stage director and member of the artistic administration at Schauspiel Stuttgart Lüddemann, Cornelia, *1968, Director Bundesvereinigung soziokultureller Zentren e. V., Berlin

M Massetti, Lisa, Theater teacher, actress and stage director at the Gemeinschaftszentrum Jungbusch, Mannheim Merkt, Prof. Dr. Irmgard, *1946, Professor for music, pedagogy and rehabilitation, Technical University Dortmund Meyer, Barbara, *1961, Director and Artistic Director at the JugendKunst- und Kulturzentrum Schlesische 27, Berlin

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Molck, Jochen, *1956, Director of the Zentrum Aktion, Kultur und Kommunikation GmbH, Member of the Board of Trustees of the Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Düsseldorf / Bonn

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Schanner, Roman Mag., *1965, Project Manager at KulturKontakt Austria, Division of Cultural Mediation, coordination of a project series with apprentices, Vienna

Trehy, Tony, *1960, Poet, artist and curator, Arts & Museums Manager, Bury, Director of the Text Festival, Manchester

N Napiontek, Leszek, *1978, Head of International Relations OfficeCulture Department, City of Warsaw Nell, Karin, *1955, Educationist, associate of the Ev. Erwachsenenbildungswerks Nordrhein and founder of the Keywork-workshop in Düsseldorf

P Peeters, Ivo, *1954, Director of the community centre De Zeyp, Ganshoren Price, Jonathan, MA, *1970, Programme Manager of Find Your Talent, Leeds

R Reckeweg, Kirsten, *1974, Proprietress of RECKEWEG artitektur®, cultural mediator and visual artist, living near Bergen / Norway and in Westphalia, Germany Röll, Prof. Dr. Franz-Josef, *1949, Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt, Faculty of Social Sciences and Social Work with focus on new media and media education Rottner, Daniel, *1951, Educational Director of the Jugend-Kultur-Werkstatt Falkenheim Gallus, Frankfurt am Main

Scheytt, Prof. Dr. Oliver, *1958, Director of RUHR.2010 – Cultural Capital of Europe, President of the Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft e. V., Essen / Bonn Schorn, Brigitte, *1958, Director of the office “Kulturelle Bildung in Schule und Jugendarbeit NRW”, Remscheid; Commissioner of skill enhancement “Kompetenznachweis Kultur” of the BKJ e. V.

Treptow, Prof. Dr. habil. Rainer, *1954, Professor for Educational Science, Eberhard Karls University Tübingen Trüpel, Dr. Helga, *1958, MOP, Member of the European Parliament, Deputy Chairperson of the Commission for Culture and Education, Member of the Budget Committee, Straßburg / Brüssel /  Bremen

V Sievers, Dr. Norbert, *1954, Director of the Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. and Honorary Director of the Fonds Soziokultur e. V., Bonn Siivonen, Dr. Katriina, *1959, adj. Prof, Senior Researcher at Finnish Youth Research Network /  Finland Futures Research Centre, University of Turku Søeborg Ohlsen, Søren, *1958, Secretary General, National Society of Cultural Centres in Denmark; Vice President – European Network of Cultural Centres, Copenhagen Stüdemann, Jörg, *1956, Head of Department for Culture, Sports and Leisure, City of Dortmund, Member of the Board of the Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft e. V., Dortmund

Völckers, Hortensia, *1957, Artistic Director and Directorate of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes, Halle an der Saale Volke, Kristina, *1972, Arts and Culture Scientist, works as an author, curator and scientist in Berlin

W Wagner, Monika, *1968, Director of the Association “Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur”, Vienna Witte, Rolf, *1959, Educational Consultant of the Bundesvereinigung Kulturelle Kinder- und Jugendbildung (BKJ) for the Department International Cultural Education, Remscheid

Svelle, Anne Line, *1962, Coordinator of children’s culture, Børnekulturhuset, Municipality of Aarhus

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Organisational notes Convention venue

Accomodation

Dietrich-Keuning-Haus Leopoldstr. 50 D-44147 Dortmund phone: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 5 02 51 45 [email protected] www.dortmund.de/dkh

Please take care of your accomodation in due time. We have reserved room contingents in the following hotels:

Convention office Before the convention: Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. Milena Fey phone: + 49 (0) 2 28 / 2 01 67-35 fax: + 49 (0) 2 28 / 2 01 67-33 [email protected] registration: [email protected] During the convention: Dietrich-Keuning-Haus mobil: + 49 (0) 1 52 / 23 35 27 66 fax: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 5 02 29 00 Convention festivity June 4th 2010 LWL-Industriemuseum Westf. Landesmuseum für Industriekultur, The Zollern colliery Grubenweg 5 D-44388 Dortmund phone: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 69 61-111 www.zeche-zollern.de Press contact Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. Dr. Norbert Sievers phone: + 49 (0) 2 28 / 2 01 67-0 [email protected] Milena Fey phone: + 49 (0) 2 28 / 2 01 67-35 [email protected]

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norther city centre Leopoldstr. subway U41 / U47

Hotel B&B Dortmund Messe Wittekindstr. 106 D-44139 Dortmund phone: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 5 49 55-0 fax: + 49 (0) 2 31/ 5 49 55-444 www.hotelbb.de single room 58,90 Euro The room contingent is only available until April 22nd 2010. Make sure to make your reservations before this date. When booking, please use the keyword “Shortcut Europe”. Besides this, you can also get in contact with the hotel reservation service HRS on www.hrs.de. For further information, please go to: www.shortcuteurope2010.eu

Leopoldstr.

Dietrich-Keuning-Haus

Freih. v. Stein-Platz

City Hotel Dortmund Silberstr. 37 D-44137 Dortmund phone: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 14 20 86 www.cityhotel-dortmund.de single room 79,90 Euro /  double room 99,90 Euro Hotel Esplanade Dortmund Burgwall 3 / corner Bornstr. D-44135 Dortmund phone: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 58 53-0 fax: + 49 (0) 2 31 / 58 53-270 www.esplanade-dortmund.de single room 80,– Euro

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Hauptbahnhof Central Station U

Site plan Dietrich-Keuning-Haus, Dortmund

Königswall city centre

Provinzialstr. bus 378 / 462

Mülldeponie

Böckenfelder Str.

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Bövinghauser Str. bus 462

Bf Do-Bövinghausen Merklinder Str. Station Bövinghausen residential train RB 43 area

H Rhader Weg Grubenweg

Westf. Industriemuseum Zeche Zollern (Zollern colliery) Kläranlage Volksgarten

Site plan Zollern colliery, Dortmund-Bövinghausen

How to get there Dietrich-Keuning-Haus • From Dortmund central station by foot:  Take the underpass heading towards the back entrance of the station, direction “Zentrum Nord”, walk straight for c. 500 m. • From Dortmund central station by subway: Take the line U 41 heading towards “Brambauer Verkehrshof”or the U 47 heading towards “Westerfilde”, get off after one stop at “Leopoldstr.”.

Zollern colliery (Zeche Zollern) • From Dortmund central station by subway and bus: Take subway U 47 until “Dortmund-Huckarde Busbahnhof”, then take bus nr. 462 until the Stopp “Industriemuseum Zollern”. • From Dortmund central station by train: RB 43 (“Emschertal-Bahn”), direction Dortmund-Dorsten, until station “Dortmund-Bövinghausen”; from there it is a 10 minute walk. The excursion buses will bring the convention participants directly to the Zollern colliery. Shuttle buses will be waiting in front of the venue to bring guests back to the centre after the event.

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Der Fonds Soziokultur e. V.

The German Federal Cultural Foundation

Creating impulses – supporting creativity – enhancing cooperation The Fonds Soziokultur e. V. is a non-profit association based in Bonn to which eight Federal associations from the fields of socio-cultural work and cultural education belong. Since 1988 it organises a national competition supporting projects that encourage and enable individuals to participate in cultural activities. Priority is given to the activities of independent supporters of cultural work, which manage to make the divisions between art, culture and society more penetrable and accessible through art. The projects shall set a standard for other sociocultural initiatives and institutions. The fund sets interdisciplinary incentives for innovative cultural work according to the self-help principle. In particular it aims to further the development and trial of new offers and formats, the self-organisation and accountability of socio-cultural stakeholders and their cooperation. Special importance is placed on the support of non-institutional cultural work. The Fonds Soziokultur distributes subsidies of up to one million Euro per year, supplied by the German Federal Cultural Foundation. The subsidy amounts for selected projects lie between 3000 and 25 000 Euro per venture. Since the commencement of the competition, over 12000 applications have been submitted. Every tenth application has received financial support. All together, about 10 million Euro have been distributed. This will be the second convention organised by the Fonds Soziokultur in connection with the European Capital of Culture. The goal of the convention in 2010: discussing the concept of socioculture in the European context. /// For more information go to: www.fonds-soziokultur.de

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The German Federal Cultural Foundation promotes art and culture within the scope of federal competence. One of its main priorities is to support innovative programmes and projects on an international level. To achieve this, the Foundation invests in projects which develop new methods of fostering cultural heritage and tap into the cultural and artistic potential of knowledge required for addressing social issues. The Federal Cultural Foundation also focuses on cultural exchange and cross-border cooperation by initiating projects of its own and funding project proposals in all areas of the arts with no stipulations as to theme or subject. In addition, the Foundation supports the German Cultural Promotion Funds which include the Arts Fund Foundation, the Performing Arts Fund, the German Literature Fund, the German Translator Fund and the Socio-Cultural Fund. The Foundation was established on 21 March 2002 by the German Federal Government represented by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. It is a civil-law foundation and has its headquarters in Halle an der Saale, Germany. The Federal Ministry for Culture currently allocates 35 million euros of its budget to the Foundation each year. /// For more information go to: www.kulturstiftung-bund.de

Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft The Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. considers itself a forum for discussion and autocommunication. It develops ideas and concepts for future-oriented cultural policy. It advocates a cultural policy that is active on all levels, that secures cultural diversity and artistic freedom as a basis for a democratic and intercultural society, and enables access to art and culture for a large number of people. The Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft organises symposia and conventions, awards a yearly cultural prize honouring ambitious (socio-)cultural institutions and projects. Moreover it publishes the series “Dokumentationen” and “Edition Umbruch. Texte zur Kulturpolitik”, the annual “Jahrbuch Kulturpolitik” and the culturalpolitical journal “Kulturpolitische Mitteilungen”. It is the legal representative of the Institut für Kulturpolitik, the “Cultural Contact Point Germany” (CCP) and the German contact point “Europa für Bürgerinnen und Bürger” (KS-EfBB). /// For more information go to: www.kupoge.de 15

Kulturpolitische Mitteilungen Kulturpolitische Mitteilungen

Zeitschrift für Kulturpolitik der Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft

ISSN 0722-4591 DIN A 4, ca. 80 Seiten Einzelheft 6,50 Euro, Jahresabo 34,– Euro, kostenlos für Mitglieder der Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft

Die »Kulturpolitischen Mitteilungen«, die Zeitschrift für Kulturpolitik der Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft, bringen viermal im Jahr aktuelle Informationen über allgemeine kulturpolitische Trends und Entwicklungen, praxisnahe Berichte und Reportagen und fundierte Auseinandersetzungen zu zentralen Themen und Praxisfeldern der Kultur und Kulturpolitik sowie Rezensionen und Nachrichten. Schwerpunktthemen der letzten Hefte: Rock & Pop (128 I/2010) • Kulturhauptstadt Europas (127 IV/2009) • kultur. macht.geschichte – geschichte.macht. kultur (126 III/2009) • Avantgarde des Prekariats (125 II/2009) • Kulturpolitik der Länder – Landeskulturpolitik (124 I/2009)

kultur.macht.geschichte Dokumentation des Fünften Kulturpolitischen Bundeskongresses

Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft (Hrsg.), Bonn / Essen: Klartext Verlag 2010 Edition Umbruch (Texte zur Kulturpolitik) Band 25 ISBN 978-3-8375-0324-1 304 Seiten, 18,– Euro

Es gibt ein neues Interesse an Geschichte. Historische Themen sind immer häufiger Gegenstand aufwändig inszenierter Ausstellungen und Filme. Romane, Dokumentarfilme und interaktive PC-Spiele mit geschichtlichen Inhalten erreichen ein Massenpublikum. Viele Bürger engagieren sich in historischen Vereinen und Initiativen. Zugleich hat auch das Interesse der politischen Akteure an einer geschichtlichen Rückversicherung zugenommen. Der Kongress der »Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft« und der »Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung« ging der Frage nach, wie Kulturpolitik und politische Bildung die Themen Gedächtnis, Erinnerungskultur und Geschichtspolitik in Zukunft aufgreifen sollen und welche Formen zeitgemäß sind.

Shortcut Europe 2010

Shortcut Europe 2010

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Registration fee including an evening snack on June 3rd as well as a lunch and evening snack on June 4th 2010: • Convention ticket 3 days: 90,– | reduced: 60,– Euro • Day ticket: 45,– Euro | reduced: 30,– Euro Reduced for members of the Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft e. V. and students • !SING – DAY OF SONG: 25,– Euro Your registration is only valid in combination with the payment of the registration fee. Please transfer the amount, stating the keyword “Shortcut Europe 2010” and your name to the following account: • Account holder: Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft e. V. • Bank für Sozialwirtschaft Köln, Account number: 8228900, BLZ 370 205 00 • BIC: BFSWDE33 – IBAN: DE18 3702 0500 0008 2289 00 To qualify for the special student rate, please send a valid proof of matriculation.

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Friday, June 4th, 9.45 h PANEL 1: Close to the scene – close to everybody PANEL 2: Children go cultural PANEL 3: Overcoming thresholds PANEL 4: The art of living PANEL 5: Altering perception

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