BARCAMP
DIALOGUE AND THE CULTURE OF DEBATE
July 25–26
A Barcamp is an open meeting format where participants themselves create the program, propose topics, debate, and share personal experiences. It helps exchange ideas, find like-minded people, and co-create new projects.

We invite you to a barcamp on the theme "Culture of Debate and Negotiation", where each participant can propose their own topic, engage in debate, share experiences, take part in practical mini-trainings on negotiation and presentation, as well as join in debates.

This is a great opportunity to develop argumentation skills, learn how to engage in constructive dialogue, and meet people passionate about the culture of discussion. Join us!
Sample Topics for Discussion
  • How to talk to people whose political views you don't share?
    And how to do it without ruining relationships with those close to you?
    1
  • Can AI help untangle the complexities of German politics?
    We break down where neural networks are useful and where they can confuse
    2
  • Where is the line between a constructive discussion and a pointless argument?
    And how to stop in time
    3
  • How to stop feeling like an outsider in a foreign country?
    A step-by-step adaptation algorithm for a new reality
    4
  • Integration or loss of individuality: where is the boundary?
    How to integrate into a new society while preserving your sense of self
    5
Program
July 25
July 26
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
19:00
21:00
22:00

9:00
10:00
12:00
13:00
14:00


Arrival
Networking
Lunch
Barcamp Session (Round I)
Barcamp Session (Round II)
Barcamp Session (Round III)
Dinner
Evening Program
Closing by the Fire
Morning Workout
Breakfast
Wrap-Up
Lunch
Free Program
How does a barcamp work?
  • Language
    Events may be held in Russian and German
  • Participation Time
    You can come just for Saturday (July 25) or stay overnight.
  • Participation Format
    You can propose your own topic for discussion, or take part in formats suggested by other participants
HOW IT WENT
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