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Open Day of the Anti-Discrimination Office Braunschweig

Date: 20.03.2025 at 10: 00 - 16:00 Cost: Free

As part of the International Weeks Against Racism, the Braunschweig Anti-Discrimination Office is holding an open day on March 20th. The doors of rooms E.04 and E.06 at Heydenstrasse 2 will be open between 10:00 a.m. and 16:00 p.m., where the Anti-Discrimination Office moved at the turn of the year and which can be visited on this day. Anyone interested is cordially invited to come and talk to the staff at the Anti-Discrimination Office. What is discrimination? What is the General Equal Treatment Act? What does anti-discrimination advice look like? These and many other questions can be answered on the open day and an overview of the advice offered can be provided. Food and drink will be provided. The open day will also be accompanied by musical performances.

Details

Cost:
Free
Category:
free
Contact person
Franca Özkan
antidiskriminierung@vhs-bs.de
target audience
All interested parties

Venue

Braunschweig Anti-Discrimination Office
Heydenstraße 2
Braunschweig, Lower Saxony 38100
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Phone
01604824495
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Organiser

Braunschweig Anti-Discrimination Office
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