Since 14 August 2025, 15 posters depicting monuments from European cities have been hanging on the construction fence at the harbour promenade in Flensburg to spark discussions about a monument to commemorate colonial history in Flensburg as well.
The Campus Talks on Spaces of Decolonial Education took place at the Europa-Universität Flensburg in the autumn and spring semesters of 2024/25. A review.
In the spring semester 2025, four exciting talks will once again take place in the series “Spaces of Decolonial Education” at the Institute of Educational Sciences at Europa-Universität Flensburg.
![Recht ist ein Sticker auf blauem Untergrund zu sehen. Der Sticker ist rechteckig und rot. Das Rechteck ist in drei Teile unterteilt, so dass drei Boxen untereinander entstehen. In jeder Box steht in weißer Schrift "Wo kommt eigentlich der Ru[h]m her?". In der linken Bildhälft ist im Hintergrund des aufgeklebten Stickers der Flensburger Hafen im Sommer zu sehen. Zwei Menschen laufen Hand in Hand am Hafen entlang.](https://flensburg-postkolonial.de/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/dsc05211-scaled-e1650976396581-768x814.jpeg)
There are new dates for postcolonial city walks in Flensburg between April and July!
On 3 May 2024 at 19.30, we cordially invite you to a reading with Aert van Riel in the Campelle. He will read from his book Der verschwiegene Völkermord.
Postcolonial city walks in Flensburg in spring 2023 Between mid-March and the end of May, postcolonial city walks will again take place in Flensburg’s city centre. Together with the participants, the initiative Postcolonial City Walk Flensburg will take a critical…
How does Flensburg live and experience its coloniality? Where do we stand? What has changed? And what could the future look like? With these questions, the Pilkentafel Theatre Workshop invited people to talk about Flensburg's colonial heritage on December 14th 2022. In this blog post we would like to briefly summarise the results of the evening.
The theatre workshop Pilkentafel's autumn 2022 programme deals with heritage. What do we inherit and to what extent does it define us? How do we deal with our colonial heritage? And what will we bequeath one day?
What do Flensburg and Altona have to do with colonialism? Are there connections between the two cities? Similarities or differences? After a short introduction and a lecture, we would like to talk about this with anyone who is interested.
On June 10th, the panel discussion "Postcolonial Memory Cultures in Flensburg" took place. The audio track is now available for re-listening on YouTube!