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Plant heritage: Human-plant relations and valuations in the Caucasus and Central Asia (2)
Together with Jeanine Dagyeli from the University of Vienna, Frobenius Institute staff members organized the panel "Plant heritage: human-plant relations and valuations in the Caucasus and Central Asia" at the Turkologentag 2023 in Vienna, Austria. The event took place from September 21st - 23rd, 2023. Speakers were: Jeanine Dagyeli, Togzhan Utetileuova, and Susanne Fehlings -
Places revisited and records reviewed: Wilinggin Traditional Owners and researchers on Country
For the last three years, a team from the Frobenius Institute in Germany and the University of Western Australia has been working on making ethnographic materials, that have been kept in Germany for more than 80 years, accessible to Wanjina Wunggurr Traditional Owners. -
Social Entrepreneurship in the Eritrean and Ethiopian Diaspora between Social & Solidarity Economics and Cultural Resilience
The Frobenius Institute organized the panel "Social Entrepreneurship in the Eritrean and Ethiopian Diaspora between Social & Solidarity Economy and Cultural Resilience" at the 9th EMES Conference at FH Frankfurt.
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Archive materials return
More of the Wanjina Wunggurr archive materials could be shared with Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owners in Kalumburu, North West Australia this summer. -
DGSKA Conference in Munich
At this year's conference of the German Society for Social and Cultural Anthropology on the topic "Umstrittenes Wissen / Contested Knowledge: Ethnologische Perspektiven", the Frobenius Institute will also be well represented in Munich from July 25 - 28, 2023. -
Summer Symposium 2023
On June 22 and 23, the 5th Summer Symposium was hosted by the Frobenius Institute.
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Impressions of the keynote lecture at the ECAS
Our Deputy Director Prof. Dr. Mamadou Diawara gave a keynote lecture at this year's European Conference of African Studies (ECAS) in Cologne.
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Pressemitteilung des Hessischen Landesmuseums Darmstadt
Verlängert bis 9. Juli!
»Urknall der Kunst. Moderne trifft Vorzeit«