Rahman Jamal from Paderborn, who is known as a thought leader in the technology sector, spent the first few years of his life in three developing countries before coming to Paderborn at the age of 10 - without being able to speak a word of German. In the lecture on his book "Der Mann ohne Muttersprache" (The man without a mother tongue), he tells his story as a migrant - full of highs and lows. His book covers a wide range of topics: Migration, integration, culture, racism, language, literature, religion and spirituality, as well as technology and science. His message is simple: we can decide at any moment to treat each other with humanity and tolerance. The event starts at 6 pm, admission is from 5.45 pm.
The event will take place in the Gewölbekeller, Marienplatz 18, 33098 Paderborn (passageway next to the "Hans im Glück" pub).
Please register by e-mail by 14 March.
An event organised by the "Forum for Comparative Theology", sponsored by the state of NRW in cooperation between the ZeKK and the democracy office "Vielfalt lieben".
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