Ak e v - GLAS PROJECT

Agentur Kultur e.V. (former Agentur Kultur GbR)

Founded in 2004

Refounded in 2011 as a non profit organisation: Agentur Kultur e.V.

Educational and cultural projects

On a regional, national and European level

Agentur Kultur e.V. München – Innovatives in Bildung & Kultur

Agentur Kultur e.V. München: Topics – Projects

Major topics • Intercultural communication • Intergenerational learning • Family and partnership • Cultural heritage • Health education • Sustainable development

www.agentur-kultur.com



EU-Projects 1.Health Awareness among Parents (GRU LP) 2.Learning Places: Churches – Monasteries – Paths of Pilgrimage (GRU LP) 3.Church Guide Training (GRU LP) 4.Baroque in Bavaria (GRU Workshop)




EU-Projects

5. Training for Church Guides and Cultural Heritage (LdV Partnership) 6. Seniors‘ Integration through Education (GRU LP) 7. 1950‘s Coming Back (GRU LP) 8. Learning Positive Discipline (GRU LP)





Background activities for the ERASMUS+ Project

“G.L.A.S.”

GLAS project: Activities of Agentur Kultur e.V. in the field of sustainability in 2014

© Agentur Kultur e.V. München - Innovatives in Bildung & Kultur

Three national conferences focused on sustainability.

Background for our GLAS contributions -Evangelische Akademie Bad Boll, 24-26 Jan. 2014 -Evangelische Akademie Villigst, 19-21 Sept. 2014-“Netzwerk 21 Kongress”, Grüne Liga e.V. in corporation with Green City e.V. and Stadt München, 23-24 Oct. 2014



This book was presented by -U. Schneidewind, Wuppertal-Institut-A. Zahrnt, BUND

Evangelische Akademie Bad Boll, 24-26 Jan. 2014.

Rudolf, Klaus and Jurgen participated at this conferenceabout sustainability.



Evangelische Akademie Bad Boll, 24-26 Jan. 2014 Rudolf, Klaus and Jurgen participated at this conferencePresentation of a book of Wuppertal-Institut and “Bund Naturschutz BUND about Good Life and Sustainability (Schneidewindt, A. Zahrnt “Damit



A networking congress for local initiativesExchange, discussion, creative methodsExamples of good practiceHow to deal with visions and obstacles

Topics: -Participation -Consumption-Energy -Mobility

Details: www.netzwerk21kongress.de



“Als Junge verdiente er sich ein wenig Taschengeld, indem er Ziegelsteine aus zerbombten Häusern säuberte. Diese wurden ihm zum Teil gleich wieder abgenommen. Dieser Recyclingvorgang des Wiederverwenden alter Steine wäre auch heute sehr sinnvoll um Energie zu sparen.” In: Memoro

A statement about grey energy and reusing building material. By Jürgen Halberstadt in “Memoro - the Bank of Memories” At the Biennale of Architecture “Common Ground” in Venice 2012 this was discussed: Using “Grey energy” in architecture - reduce, reuse, recycle.

www.memoro.org/de-de/Steineklopfen-im-Ruhrgebiert-und-die-graue-Energie_12507.html

“Ihre Methode ist die bricolage, das Pasticcio, die kluge Ergänzung. Ein altes Parkhaus in Wuppertal? Das lässt sich umnutzen. Eine hässliche Großgarage im Hinterhof? Kein Problem, für eine Galerie ist das doch gerade richtig. Das alte Tabula-rasa- und Vorwärts-Denken haben viele Architekten überwunden, sie folgen einer anderen Logik. Man könnte es das Venedig-Prinzip nennen: schön verschlungen, mal links-, mal rechtsherum. Und mittendrin viel Luft fürs Unerwartete.” In: Die Zeit 31.8.2012 zur Arch Biennale 2012



Transition Town TTTSlogan: Albert Einstein: intelligente Idioten …

Source: http://www.transitionnetwork.org/blogs/rob-hopkins/2014-01/5-factors-will-enable-transition-scale

Peter Buffett's excellent recent article “The Charitable/Industrial Complex”: "What we have is a crisis of imagination. Albert Einstein said that you cannot solve a problem with the same mind-set that created it. Foundation dollars should be the best “risk capital” out there. There are people working hard at showing examples of other ways to live in a functioning society that truly creates greater prosperity for all (and I don’t mean more people getting to have more stuff). Money should be spent trying out concepts that shatter current structures and systems that have turned much of the world into one vast market. Is progress really Wi-Fi on every street corner? No. It’s when no 13-year-old girl on the planet gets sold for sex. But as long as most folks are patting themselves on the back for charitable acts, we’ve got a perpetual poverty machine. It’s an old story; we really need a new one".

Five factors:1. Create a learning network2. Support and resource core groups3. Bring forward investment for Transition enterprises4. Become better storytellers5. Build an evidence base

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