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Do you want to learn real Japanese language and culture?
Babylonia’s Japanese Language class can learn not only Japanese Grammar but also
– Daily conversation (with textbook, manga, movie, news articles, art and books)
– Culture (Food, Pop / Underground culture, fashion…)
– Tradition
– Writing (Alphabet, calligraphy…)from 1st class, everybody can use and communicate with Japanese easily!
=New courses 2017=
A1-1/ Beginners course
A1-2/ Beginners with previous learning
Building groups now! Contact us for more details.
Möchtest du Japanisch lernen bei Babylonia eV.?
Im Babylonia Japanisch Sprachkurs wird nicht nur Grammatik gelernt, sondern auch
– für den täglichen Gebrauch (mit Textbüchern, Mangas, Filme, Nachrichten, Kunst, Bücher )
– Kultur (Essen, Pop und Untergrund Kultur, Mode)
– Tradition
– Schreiben (Alphabet, Kalligrafie…)schon ab der ersten! Unterrichtseinheit kannst du dich auf japanisch unterhalten
=Neue Kurse 2017=
A1-1/ Anfängerkurs
A1-2/ Anfänger mit Vorkenntnissen
Wir bilden Gruppen! Meldet Euch für mehr Info.
Anmeldung / weitere Infos:japanisch [at] babylonia [dot] de
published 10. November 2017 NEUE KURSE, Niveaus: A1, A2
NEW COURSES, levels : A1, A2
Intéressé*e?
Kommt doch zum Vorbereitungstreffen! Come to our next preparation meeting!
Am 14.11.2017 um 18 Uhr bei uns in der Cuvrystr. treffen wir alle neu interessierte und bilden Gruppen.
On the 14.11.2017 at 6pm, we’ll host a meeting for all new interested in Babylonia, Cuvrystr.23 and build groups.
Oder schreibt uns eine Mail- or send us an email: franzoesisch [at] babylonia [dot] de
Wir freuen uns auf euch, à très vite!
Wael
published 10. November 2017 
Babylonia is very happy to invite you to a SCREENING again:
This time, we are going to watch short movies from Archivio delle Memorie Migranti (Rome, Italy).
After the screening, we have an open DISCUSSION with Dagmawi Ymer (director and filmmaker, Archivio delle Memorie Migranti) and Alexandra DÂ’Onofrio (co-founder of Asnada, Dr in Anthropology Media and Performance) on: „Recording traces – documenting and creating memories of migration through storytelling practices and participatory media“.
Screening and discussion shall invite you as well to a workshop-weekend taking place at Babylonia with Dagmawi Ymer and Alexandra D’Onofrio:
WORKSHOP „Recording traces: My/Our Places. Storytelling and participatory media through photography and sound“. Saturday, november 11th , 9.30 – 18 h + Sunday afternoon, november 12th.
If you want to join the workshop, please register asap via email:
event [at] babylonia [dot] de
Please precise which languages you understand and/or speak, if you can bring any technical equipment, and what is your main motivation for the workshop. Thx!
*While this is about sharing stories, your privacy and anonymity will be guaranteed.*
All events are free to attend.
Please bring your own drinks/snacks.
published 7. November 2017 Babylonia invites… archivio delle memorie migranti
Recording traces – documenting and creating memories of migration through storytelling practices and participatory media
10-12 November
Babylonia, Cuvrystr. 23a
with
Dagmawi Yimer director and filmmaker, Archivio delle Memorie Migranti and
Alexandra D’Onofrio co-founder of Asnada, Dr in Anthropology Media and Performance

WORKSHOP
Recording traces: Our Places.
Storytelling and participatory media through photography and sound
Saturday – november 11th , 9.30 – 18 h
The proposed workshop facilitated by Dagmawi Yimer and Alexandra D’Onofrio has the aim to introduce participants to the use and employment of a variety of media as a means of self-expression, self-reflection and collective research. The topic of the workshop, „My/Our Places“, will introduce participants to two primary methods: photography and sound recordings. It will encourage participants to depict places of their neighbourhoods where they feel particularly at home, welcome and/or connected to others. Though the final outputs of the workshop will be shown at the end of the second day, it is worth to bear in mind that participatory and collaborative methods require time and tend to privilege the learning processes participants go through.
*While this is about sharing stories, your privacy and anonymity will be guaranteed.*
if you want to join the workshop, please send an email by the 7th November at:
event [at] babylonia [dot] de
Number of participants is limited, participation on all three days is not a must, but will be prioritised.
Please tell us what motivates you to join the workshop, specify if you can bring any equipment (photocamera, computer, sound recorder), and what languages you understand and/or speak.
The week-end opens with a SCREENING and round table
„Recording traces: documenting and creating memories of migration through storytelling practices and participatory media“
Friday – november 10th, 20.30 h
screening of short movies by Dagmawi Yimer, Alexandra D’Onofrio and from Archivio Memorie Migranti
open discussion with Dagmawi Yimer and Alexandra D’Onofrio
and concludes with a PUBLIC PRESENTATION of workshop results
Screening of the videos produced during the workshop and final discussion
Sunday – november 12th , 18h
No registration is necessary for the screenings.
Organisiert im Zusammenarbeit mit
realisiert aus Mitteln der DKLB
published 1. November 2017 Babylonia invites you to a screening of 2 long short films focusing on migrants‘ lifes in Melilla, European city on the African continent, and in a refugee camp in Lietzen, close to the German-Polish border: Wednesday, 1st November 2017, 7:30 p.m., at Babylonia!1
Afterwards Q & A with Omar Akahare, author of „One Year Home“. Further discussions very welcome!

* Manana Insh’allah (2015, by Otto Reuschel, Mattia Carraro, Lea Lazic)
Ilies is driving through the city night and day. He is an irregular taxi driver from Morocco who has been living in the Spanish territory since his birth . Nevertheless, he is not able to get the necessary documents in order to regularize his stay and live a peaceful life.
Aomar and Mohammed, two of a big group of Moroccan teenagers, are living between the rocks next to the harbor. They wish to be able to slink someday into a commercial ship, which will take them to the long-time yearned European continent.
Climako, is a young Cameroonian who has been trapped in Melilla for over 5 years. After his expulsion from the Centre for Temporary Stay of Immigrants, he was forced to live in an improvised camp next to it, where he moved 7 months ago. Prisoner of a turbid bureaucracy, he faces a great uncertainty about his future.
Following these three stories, the authors of „Manana Insh’allah“ try to depict the migratory situation in Melilla, Spanish exclave in Morocco, and representative icon of the so called reception and integration policies of the European Union.
http://www.manana-inshallah.net/
* One Year Home (2017, by Omar Akahare)
„One Year Home“ is the first part of an exhibition and film project, which follows the lives of refugees from all over the world, starting in Lietzen in a remote camp on the german-polish border east of Berlin. The syrian filmmaker Omar Akahare and the german photographer Lorenz Kienzle met in that camp at the end of 2015. Omar leaving behind a country at war, starting his new life in Lietzen and Lorenz originally just visiting the camp once, but so fascinated by the people he met, became friends and started working together on this project. They both want to find out how the lives of mothers and fathers, children and single young persons will evolve. What will happen with the expectations they have toward a safer and better future in Germany?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIKHcf_m7rE
* Free entry! Bring your own drinks: support the local Spätis…
published 17. Oktober 2017 !>https://www.babylonia.de/wp-content/italiano-150×150.jpg! Für Anfänger_innen mit und ohne Vorkenntnissen
*A2.1. Anfänger_innen mit Vorkenntnissen*
17. Oktober – bis Ende Januar
(Einstieg noch möglich!)
dienstags
9h30 – 11h00
*A1.1 und A1.2 Anfänger_innen ohne Vorkenntnissen* / Abendkurse
werden im November anfangen, wir bilden gerade die Gruppe
meldet euch bald bei Interesse
Weitere Infos: italienisch [at] babylonia [dot] de
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