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Zahl 30 als Symbol für das Namensjubiläum der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

The Initiative

The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar has pledged its support, together with over 8,000 like-minded individuals, for the »Weltoffenes Thüringen« initiative. Numerous campaigns have set the goal of raising awareness and support for a democratic, respectful and open-minded Thuringia.

Our Policies for Strengthening Diversity, Ensuring Equal Opportunities and Encouraging Tolerance

The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar is actively committed to ensuring equal opportunities and inclusion, encouraging diversity and equality, protecting against discrimination and reducing disadvantage at the university. The Equal Opportunity Office and, since 2019, the Diversity Department are responsible for achieving these goals. Numerous measures, support programmes and initiatives have already been developed and implemented, including:

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This Was the »Weimar Wissensdialog«

As part of the action week of the Weltoffenes Thüringen initiative, the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, together with numerous other educational institutions from Weimar, hosted the »Weimarer Wissensdialog« on Herderplatz on 23 August.

Get into conversation, ask questions, try things out and join in: In addition to the presentation of research projects and artistic positions, the program included various hands-on activities and thematic points of contact. Researchers and artists presented their work, explained how it was created and engaged in conversation with the citizens of Weimar.

At the Chair of Transport System Planning, for example, participants were able to experience what it is like to be visually impaired, while the Institute for Applied Building Research gGmbH provided insights into how mobile devices are used in the building materials industry. Urban development ideas for Weimar-Nord and the brownfield sites on »Mostgasse« and »Hinter der Badestube« were also presented and interested visitors were able to make candle holders out of clay. 

Photographer Thomas Müller accompanied the event on Herderplatz:

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Yvonne Puschatzki M.A.

Coordinator for Transfer and Knowledge Communication