Change structures instead of adapting people.This principle has guided us in the project “Berlin needs you! NEO” for the last three years: whether in supporting organizations through change, in strengthening processesMultipliers in administration and career orientation or with specialist political impulses for PartMigG.

Our focus was on the systematic reduction of discrimination risks in human resources work, on empowerment orientation in career orientation and on anchoring competence in migration society.Every consultation topic was exciting.Each format unique.With all of our project participants, we have developed practical tools that work in everyday work - not abstract theories, but tried-and-tested approaches.

Now it's time to look back: what have we achieved?Where are we now?And what else has to happen so that existing inequalities for (young) people with a migration history and/or experiences of racism are sustainably reduced in school, in the transition from school to work and in the world of work?

We cordially invite all those involved in the project and interested people from schools, career guidance, administration, science, politics and society.Together we want to look back, discuss current questions and make new connections.

• Insights into three years of project content, processes, findings and areas of tension
• Creative and professional perspectives on criticism of discrimination and social structural change
• An interactive exhibition with voices from the project and practical impulses
• Networking of colleagues, subject matter experts*and project participants

From 9:15 a.m.: Arrive &Registration

10:00 a.m.: Welcome &Get to know
Information about Awareness Team &Accessibility on site
Musical accompaniment by Toshín

10:50 a.m.: To the projectBerlin needs you!NEO

11:15 a.m.: Coffee break

11:30 a.m.: Welcome from the Senator
Cansel Kızıltepe, Senator for Labor, Social Affairs, Equality, Integration, Diversity and Anti-Discrimination

11:45 a.m.: Opening of the exhibition

12:30 pm: Lunch break

1:30 p.m.: Keynote
Dr.Emilia Roig, holds a doctorate in political science, best-selling author and one of the most influential voices for social justice, healing and social change in Germany

2:00 p.m.: Networking &Exchange: discussion tables
with Katarina Niewiedzial (Berlin Senate Commissioner for Participation, Integration and Migration), Franziska Brychcy (Member of Parliament, Die Linke) and experts from authorities, schools and culture

1. “PartMigG just nice-to-have?”– how do we make it binding and implementable?
2. Handling discrimination professionally: What protects young people with a migration background in school?
3. From sensitizing individuals to structural change: transforming organizations to be critical of discrimination
4. From buzzword to key qualification: Making migration social competence concrete
5. Aligning career entry with migration society - the role of career orientation and training departments in the transition from school to work

3:15 p.m.: Coffee break

3:30 p.m.: Graduation &Conclusion
Consolidation of discussions · Musical conclusion

4:00 p.m.: End of the event