When does the workshop take place?

The workshop takes place on June 26, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

The event location is the International Meeting Center IBZ at Teutoburger Str. 106 in 33607 Bielefeld.

What is the content about?

The focus is on structural, media, and everyday forms of racism in historical context.

Who is leading the workshop?

The workshop is announced with Nkrumah Mbouguen alias Afrokratie.

Is there an entrance fee?

A price has not been clearly confirmed in the available sources. Further information will follow.

A Bielefeld Workshop Makes Racism Visible, Understandable, and Historically Tangible

Name: Understanding Racism: Structural, Media, and Everyday Forms in Historical Context
Start: 2026-06-26T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-26T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Internationales Begegnungszentrum - IBZ

Understanding Racism in Historical Context: A Workshop that Opens Perspectives

On June 26, 2026, the International Meeting Center IBZ in Bielefeld invites you to a full-day workshop with Nkrumah Mbouguen alias Afrokratie. From 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the focus will be on how racism manifests structurally, in media, and in everyday life – and why a look into the historical context is so important for today’s understanding.

A Workshop with Political Depth and Clear Language

The topic resonates with the current times: Those who want to truly understand discrimination need knowledge, context, and sensitivity. At the IBZ, a place for political education and cultural encounter, expertise meets an open learning space. The event is aimed at those who want not only to name racism but also to recognize and discuss its mechanisms.

Historical Lines, Current Experiences

The workshop connects perspectives from history, media, and everyday culture. That is its strength: Participants receive impulses to better understand public debates, institutional patterns, and personal experiences. The event emphasizes exchange, reflection, and a clear target audience approach for all those engaged with political education and social participation.

The IBZ as a Suitable Setting

The International Meeting Center Friedenshaus e.V. at Teutoburger Straße 106 is considered a vibrant meeting point for education, diversity, and encounter. With its spaces for political adult education, barrier-free access, and focus on topics such as racism, diversity, and human rights, the house provides the right framework for an intense event experience.

Why Attending is Worth It

Anyone interested in social contexts, discrimination-critical education, and well-founded categorization will find a concentrated, relevant format here. The workshop promises no quick headlines, but genuine insights. This is precisely what makes it so valuable for an engaged audience.

At the end, visitors can expect a day of substance, exchange, and new perspectives on a topic often underestimated in everyday life. Those who want to understand racism in depth should experience this workshop live.