Separated – Connected – Hidden in Bielefeld: Lecture in the lecture hall building Y


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An evening about visibility, belonging, and transnational families
On June 8, 2026, Bielefeld University opens its doors for a lecture that sheds light on social inequalities from a particularly personal perspective. Under the title Separated – Connected – Hidden: Transnational Families and Their Invisibility, the Forum Open Science invites you to an evening that combines scientific depth with immediate relevance to contemporary issues.
When proximity crosses borders
Transnational families live relationships, responsibilities, and daily life often across national borders. This is where the event takes place: it makes visible how migration, law, education, health, and societal participation interconnect. The lecture by Prof. Dr. Heike Greschke is part of the summer semester series Inequalities – desired, necessary, problematic? and places the topic within a larger scientific context.
Science meets audience mood
In the lecture hall building Y, an atmosphere characterized by concentrated attention is created. The audience experiences a classic event experience with clear organization, open access, and a theme that touches many life realities. This evening offers a strong insight into current research and societal debates, especially for those interested from the university, civic society, and educational environment.
Location with good connections
Bielefeld University is easily accessible, both by public transport and by car. According to official university information, free parking spaces are available on campus. For visitors with limited mobility, there are barrier-free access points and designated parking spaces near the lecture hall building Y.
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For those interested in social issues, family research, and the dynamics of modern inequalities, this offers an insightful evening with professional depth. The event provides space for new perspectives and makes an important topic tangible. Experience it live on-site and don’t miss the discussion.
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