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Congress in Berlin
The following delegates have already confirmed their participation:
Olja Andrynowska studied Religious Studies at the Jagiellonian University and Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the Uppsala University; lived for a while in Tel Aviv, currently becoming a professional, writing vagabond.
Ariel Efraim Ashbel (b.1982) is a Tel Aviv and Berlin based performance/theater artist.Since 2000, He’s been presenting his work in many festivals and venues around Israel, such as the Akko festival, Tmuna theater (TLV), hazira performance art center (Jerusalem), the center of contemporary art (TLV) and many more. He studied theater at the School of Visual Theater in Jerusalem, and his BA in philosophy and interdisciplinary humanities at Tel Aviv university. Between the years 2008–2010 he was the associate artistic director of Tmuna’s Intimadance Festival. In the first half of 2011 he moved to Berlin following a scholarship from Goethe Institute and the International Theater Institution, for an internship at HAU. Since then he’s splitting his time between Tel Aviv and Berlin, adjusting to the European weather, DJ’ing and planning new vicious work, that will continue to take him where no Yemenite gay’s gone before.
Cicek Bacik is born in 1972 in Almus (Turkey). In the course of family reunification, she immigrated to Berlin in 1980. Between 1994 and 2003 she studied contemporary german literature and french philology at the Free University of Berlin and the Sorbonne III. During her studies she worked as a social worker in Muslim families. After completing her master’s degree, she began to work at Berlin Institute for Comparative Social Research (BIVS) as a researcher in the field of migration research. There she worked on projects such as “Political participation of migrants in the city” and “Government policy towards Muslim minorities in the European Union.” She was especially responsible for the scientific and administrative coordination of the project “Turkish television in Germany”. Between 2007–2009 she worked as a research assistant in the project “Muslims in Europe” at the European University Viadrina / Frankfurt Oder in the Department of Cultural and Social Anthropology. From 2010 to 2011 she worked as research associate in the Department of Economic and Social Geography in the project “Global Prayers, redemption and liberation in the city”, dealing with the means of science and art, new manifestations of religion in urban areas. In February 2012 she submitted her doctoral thesis on “Turkish television in Germany between market, state and mess” at the Philipps University/Marburg (department of political science). Between 2006 and 2009 she got a doctoral scholarship at the Hans-Böckler-Foundation. She currently works as a project assistant in the 7th Berlin Biennial with a focus on migration-specific artworks. Since tree years she is a board member of the Turkish Union in Berlin Brandenburg (Türkischer Bund in Berlin Brandenburg– TBB) — since March 2011 she is the spokeswoman of TBB. In March 2012, she was elected to the board of the Turkish community in Germany (Türkische Gemeinde in Deutschland) and to the board of the SPD in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. Political focal points: culture, media, urban development and immigration policy.
Raji Bathish was born in the town of Nazareth 1970, is a writer, screenplay writer and cultural activist, all his writ...
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