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SUMMARY:Climate Justice & the Case for Reparations
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260701T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260701T210000
ORGANIZER;CN=W3 (Saal):MAILTO:no-reply@termine-regional.de
LOCATION:W3 (Saal)\, Nernstweg 34\, Hamburg (Altona)
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DESCRIPTION:\nThe wealth and industrial growth of colonial powers were buil
 t through the exploitation of people\, land\, and resources - processes th
 at laid the foundations for today's climate crisis. The global majority lo
 ng subjected to colonialism now faces some of the gravest consequences of 
 climate breakdown\, despite contributing least to the crisis itself. While
  climate debate often focuses on mitigation and adaptation\, demands for r
 eparations remain at the margins. How do colonial patterns continue to sha
 pe the climate crisis today? What political\, economic\, and social change
 s are needed to move beyond symbolic gestures? And what role can social mo
 vements play in bringing the case for reparations into climate justice deb
 ates? Building on a presentation of the publication How (Not to) Apologize
  by Konzeptwerk Neue Ökonomie\, this panel opens a space to reflect on co
 lonial continuities\, climate justice and reparative futures.\n\nParticipa
 nts:\n\nAaron Alexandre Cuyugan works with the Climate Justice Team at Kon
 zeptwerk Neue Ökonomie. He is a certified policy analyst\, aspiring photo
 journalist and outspoken environmental activist. His project work is curre
 ntly focused on bringing climate reparations and climate justice for the G
 lobal South to the forefront of German civil society.\n\nMajula Jaiteh is 
 a doctoral researcher in international law based in Hamburg. Her work focu
 ses on reparations and redress for German colonial crimes in Namibia and T
 anzania. She is also a board member of Afro-Deutsche Jurist:innen e.V.\n\n
 Leonie Baumgarten-Egemole is a legal trainee and activist working on anti-
 racism and climate justice. She is involved in various initiatives advocat
 ing for a more equitable and discrimination-free society.\n\nModeration: C
 ane Caglar is a political educator\, moderator\, doctoral researcher\, and
  scholar in educational studies. Her work focuses particularly on structur
 al discrimination\, decolonization\, and educational justice.\n\nDate: Jul
 y 1\, 2026\n\nTime: 7pm - 9pm / 19:00 - 21:00 Uhr\n\nPlace: W3_ Saal\, Ner
 nstweg 32-34\, 22765 Hamburg\n\nDie Veranstaltung finde auf English statt 
 und ist Teil der Projekte Koloniale Spuren - Dekoloniale Praktiken (W3_) u
 nd Decolonize Trade (Fair Trade Stadt Hamburg) und wird gefördert von Bro
 t für die Welt\, dem Katholischen Fonds\, der Norddeutschen Stiftung für
  Umwelt und Entwicklung sowie dem Kirchlichen Entwicklungsdienst der Nordk
 irche.\n\nAnmeldung: https://eveeno.com/climate-justice-reparations
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