Neuwied's VHS Marks 100 Years of Adult Education with 'Long Night of Democracy'
Neuwied's Adult Education Center (VHS) recently hosted the 'Long Night of Democracy', a captivating event that celebrated the 100-year history of adult education and its evolution. The evening was filled with musical performances, theatrical presentations, and insightful panel discussions centered around democratic values.
The event kicked off with a classical trio performing variations of the German national anthem. Throughout the evening, guests were treated to a scenic performance highlighting the past century of adult education. Sarah Kunz, a talented poet, captivated the audience with a poetry slam about the importance of freedom and co-determination in democracy.
Mayor Jan Einig, who emphasized the significance of education and exchange in sustaining democracy, was among the notable attendees. A panel discussion, titled 'How is our democracy doing - and who still cares about it?', explored the state and future of democracy in Germany. Rainer Claaßen initiated this thought-provoking conversation, though further details about him were not provided. The event concluded on a high note with a lively musical performance by the student band 'Rock With Groove'.
The 'Long Night of Democracy' successfully promoted education as a fundamental right and encouraged democratic participation. Through interactive formats and knowledge games, the event fostered engagement and dialogue among attendees, leaving a lasting impact on the community.
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