Ilona Hartmann (© Lenny Rothenberg), Mazda Adli (© Annette Koroll), Sarah Wedl-Wilson (© Andreas Domma)
An event as part of the project “Your Emotional City”
Berlin, you’re one cool city!
What does a city that’s good for us look like? It has places that invoke a sense of belonging and strengthen our psyche. Places where we can experience community or be content on our own. Places with an atmosphere. Taking stock of the “Your Emotional City” project together with you, we’ll take a look at our emotions-based map of Berlin and our shared findings.
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Ilona Hartmann (© Lenny Rothenberg), Mazda Adli (© Annette Koroll), Sarah Wedl-Wilson (© Andreas Domma)
We’ll show how you Berliners experience your city, what moves, touches or annoys you. What emotional reactions were experienced in different parts of the city? What will make the cities of the future places worth living in? Drop by and participate in the experience, discussion and celebration.
This event is part of the citizen science project “Your Emotional City”– a cooperative project with the Interdisziplinäres Forum Neurourbanistik e.V., the university hospital Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Guests
- Prof. Dr. Martina Löw, Professor of Architecture and Planning Sociology at the Technical University of Berlin, specialising in spatial and urban sociology, cultural sociology and sociological theory
- Prof. Dr. Mazda Adli, Stress researcher, psychiatrist and director of the Fliedner Clinic in Berlin
- Sarah Wedl-Wilson, Senator for Culture and Social Cohesion of the State of Berlin
- Ilona Hartmann, Author und Influencer
- Sephira Kolbe, PhD candidate and project coordinator for “Your Emotional City”, Humboldt University of Berlin
Information
- Venue: Exhibition
- The event is free of charge.
- Participation requirements: no prior knowledge required
- A ticket is required. Remaining tickets will be available at the box office.
Accessibility
- We are a wheelchair accessible venue.
- Spaces without seating are available for wheelchair users.
- We keep seats open in case you want to sit close to the stage due to visual impairments.
- People with visual impairments are welcome. We will request guide dog assistance if you need it.
- The event addresses interested people of age 16+.
The future is for everyone! The Futurium wants to be accessible to everyone. If there are any other access needs on your part, please feel free to let us know. We will try to meet them: info@futurium.de
All information on accessibility can be found here.
Photo & Video
Photos will be taken during the event. If you don’t wish to be pictured, please let us know in advance.
Tickets
For this event a ticket is required. In order to get to the ticketshop click on the button at the beginning or the end of this page.