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For two years we couldn’t see our favorite bands live. Now inflation kicks in and we can hardly pay for our free time. Culture should be accessible to EVERYONE, because it increases the quality of life and means social participation! At the same time, artists and the event industry urgently need support! That’s why we organized a youth concert for all of us to focus on the social value of art and culture and: Because we’re just in the mood to have a good time and dance into May 1st!

So: Pack up your friends, your family, fellow students and colleagues and come on April 30th. to the Kornmarkt in Nuremberg! Celebrate in solidarity for free!

The next day we go demonstrating. It’s May 1st – the day of the working class!:
In Erlangen: 11:00 a.m. Neustädter Kirchenplatzz. In Nuremberg: 10:00 a.m. Aufseßplatz

For the first time, the German Expert Council on Visitor Safety (DEB) is offering a promotional award. The DEB Federal Innovation Award is endowed with 3,500 euros. Students from all universities in Germany can submit bachelor’s or master’s theses, reports on practical semesters, term papers, and projects that demonstrate sustainable, innovative and future-oriented approaches to solutions for visitor safety in Germany.

A seven-member jury will review the papers and invite the students with the best three papers to the nationwide expert meeting on visitor safety in Berlin on November 6, 2023. The distinguished jury consists of Prof. Dr. Ariane Bagusat (Professor of General Business Administration, esp. Sponsoring and Event Management at Ostfalia – University of Applied Sciences), Dr. Wolfgang Friedel (Engineer for Security Technology, Fire Protection), Ralf-Richard Kenter (Dipl.- Ing. (FH), Dipl. Wirt.-Ing. (FH)), Marc Mundstock (Managing Director AXICA Kongress- und Tagungszentrum, Chairman Berlin Event Network (BEN)) as well as DEB board members Olaf Jastrob (1st Chairman), Holger Gerdes (Deputy Chairman) and Ulf Weidmann (Marketing Director).
The first-place winner receives 2,000 euros, second place 1,000 euros and third place 500 euros. Students can send their work by mail to DEB (vorstand@expertenrat-besuchersicherheit.de) until July 31, 2023.

All information is available on the DEB homepage.

You want to have a say when it comes to the university? Do you want to involve yourself for students? You know people who also want to participate? Then make a list for the university election!

This year’s university elections will take place from June 20-27. Whether it’s at the faculty level or the Student Convention, your involvement is needed.

How do I form an election list?
1. Each person who wants to be on your list fills out a consent form.

2. each person who wants to be on your list is added to the list on the election proposal form.

3. 10 (Convention) or 5 (FSV) signatures of supporters (can also be people from the election list) must be on your election proposal form.

4. the consent forms and the election proposal form have to be submitted to the election office of the (Schlossplatz 4, room 2.027 and 2.029) from April 27th until May 10th, 4pm.

The exact information can be found on the FAU leaflet, which you should read if you want to submit a proposal. General information about the election process can also be found at the page of the Election Office.

Find like-minded people, collect signatures and let’s go!

On April 18th, the next Future Talk will take place on the topic “Bike, Bahn, Beamen: How do we shape future mobility?” will be held at the Nuremberg Museum of the Future.
Our world is on the move – and at the same time it is stuck in traffic. Mobility enables participation in social life, but also creates traffic stress and pollutes the environment. That’s why startups are developing new forms of mobility: emission-free, young, innovative. Colorful mobility fantasies are emerging and everything seems conceivable. With Spiegel bestselling author Kajta Diehl, mobility researcher Dr. Weert Canzler and Manuel Robledo, CEO of insertEFFECT, we put today’s mobility to the test and discuss future solutions.

Guests:
Katja Diehl, author, podcaster and transport turnaround activist.
Dr. habil. Weert Canzler, mobility researcher at the Social Science Research Center Berlin
Manuel Robledo, founder & CTO of insertEFFECT GmbH

Date: 04/18/2023, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Live on site: German Museum Nuremberg
Admission: Free admission, tickets for free reservation in the ticket store of the German Museum Nuremberg.
Live via ZOOM: In addition, the event will be streamed. Under the following link you will get access:
https://fau.zoom.us/j/64222621569?pwd=UmFqUXJ3NlN1aDRicVpKRXVydGNZQT09

The new website of the Office for Civic Participation and Volunteering is available to everyone who is looking for voluntary work in Erlangen.
In the “Engagementfinder” you can use various filters to search for a suitable volunteer position in Erlangen. Short-term, project-related commitments or daily assignments can also be found there. Contact forms make it easier for you to get directly to the clubs and organizations that still need helping hands. Anyone who needs help with their search or has general questions about volunteering can also use the volunteer counseling (also in English, French, Turkish and Arabic). Current news and further information on voluntary work you can also find on the page. Just click in!