Join us for a screening of “Tantura” and a moderated discussion. The movie and discussion entails topics like crimes against humanity, war crimes, and land rights. The movie analyses how the Tantura massacre during the first Nakba is talked about in Palestinian nad Israeli societies and how it shaped discussions around human rights. Open to all PPLE students. Please make sure to sign up with the link below until January 24 23:59 if you would like to attend, this is mandatory in order to attend the screening.

When: 25th January 18:00

Where: CREA

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Are you interested in research being done right on campus at the university or are curious as to what your tutors and lecturers are doing outside of teaching you? tdp presents your best opportunity to get to know your tutors, lecturers and their research. you are welcome to join us for a cozy evening where you can have relaxed conversations with some of our favorite faculty members where they firstwill briefly present the research they are currently doing and then stay to chat. if you ever thought of doing a PhD or maybe you are very interested in a specific field? great snacks, beverages and location on us ! Looks out for updates about the guest speakers! sign up below and well see you on de brug on roeterseiland on november 30th 1700!

When: 16th December 15:00-17:00

Where: E2.04

TDP brings you a collaboration with Our Bodies, Our Voice UvA for this special career week event! This is a slight modification on OBOV’s standard Bystander Intervention workshop, including time for you to discuss actual or potential scenarios of sexual harassment in the workplace or in academic settings.

Bystander Intervention is recognizing a potentially harmful situation or interaction and choosing to respond in a way that could positively influence the outcome. We will be analyzing and discussing the different methods of intervening and applying them to real life situations, which are chosen by the participants themselves. It’s going to be a great opportunity to practice and learn from each other! ⁠’

Core topics of this workshop include:
- What Bystander Intervention is and the different methods of intervening
- Situations in which these methods of intervening could be helpful
- Strengthening assertiveness in both personal and external experiences
- Available help-seeking options and information

Note: when you register, there will be a pay form but you will not be required to fill any card information in., only your name and address. We apologise for the confusion or inconvenience, but it’s built into the registration system.

In this workshop you will get to understand what soil is, in both folkloric and scientific ways and why is it so important for us humans. You’ll also learn how to compost organic waste at home and what you can do to help the soil in your city.

This workshop will focus on the soil food web and there will be a fieldwork challenge alongside a Q&A where you will get to ask all of the questions you were curious about!

We will have a special guest for the Science segment of this workshop: Marc Siepman. Marc is a Dutch permaculture teacher, a published author and translator of international nature education books, and an expert on soil life and the soil food web. He will provide insights into the dynamic relationships and systems in the soil and discuss our human connection with the soil.Marc is keen for participants to bring a soil sample along with them to the workshop so he can explore what soil actually is with them.

Participants should collect a few spoonfuls of topsoil from a place local to them and bring it along to the workshop for a fun activity.

Note: when you register, there will be a pay form but you will not be required to fill any card information in., only your name and address. We apologise for the confusion or inconvenience, but it’s built into the registration system.

This workshop with Green Living Lab. is your opportunity to explore the concept of regeneration, something we all need a little bit of right now. You will be guided through a short sensory awareness exercise and participate in collaborative activities that encourage us to thrive together, because we are all in this online life together in one way or another. GLL will teach you strategies for resilience, regneration, teamwork, and evolution. How will you leave your mark on others? How will you help yourself grow, and how can you impact the growth of others? Develop a deeper meaning behind regeneration with this De-Stress series event.

Note: when you register, there will be a pay form but you will not be required to fill any card information in., only your name and address. We apologise for the confusion or inconvenience, but it’s built into the registration system.

Join us for a digital workshop on art fundamentals, inspired by the scenic work of Bob Ross. Although current restrictions prevent a live workshop with paints, in this workshop we will guide you through a digital art alternative to creating artworks, easily accessible even to novices. All you need is your computer and your creativity (or at least yourself). Along with the workshop we'll share some insights as practicing artists to maybe inspire you on an art journey of your own.

This workshop is part of our De-Stress Series and is hosted by Ricardo Rivera and Sofia Romansky. Ricardo is a digital artist who focuses on character design. He studied game design for some time but is now in a gap year honing his skills. Sofia is a third year politics student who also loves art. She paints and draws, as well as works with digital media.

Note: when you register, there will be a pay form but you will not be required to fill any card information in., only your name and address. We apologise for the confusion or inconvenience, but it’s built into the registration system.