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kargah e.V.
Zur Bettfedernfabrik 1
30451 Hannover
Tel.: 0511-126078-0
Fax: 0511-126078-29
www.kargah.de
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Exhibition Opening

Lest We Forget

Friday, 07.12., 6pm, kargah-house

Art exhibition in memory of human rights activists, artists, and journalists who were murdered in Iran 20 years ago.

Active for human rights! – Workshop Day

Saturday, 24.11., 2 pm till 7pm,

Freizeitheim Linden

We invite you to discuss in four workshops diverse strategies of activism about human rights.

Human Rights Association - Big Event

Fr, 23.11., 19:00 Uhr, Human rights – an idea and its implementation under close scrutiny

70 Years human rights: We take a close look. Are we all on the same page when we talk about human rights?

Writing group for women

Every third tuesday, at kargah-Café, 5pm, only for women!
We invite every woman* to write with us - without borders. To get to know each other - writing alone - writing together - to read to each other.

Games, Fun and Language

Every first wednesday, 5pm, at kargah-Café

We want to meet every first wednesday of the month at kargah-Café, to play games together, talk and practise some german and to mainly have FUN!

Project “access to job market for refugees 3”

Counseling-qualification-mediation

The project constitutes the third part of the AZF-program and is running until 31.12.2019. It supports asylum seekers and refugees in seeking apprenticeship training positions and employments, depicts new occupational perspectives and improves their chances of employment.

Academic studies: pedagogical skills in education, counseling and social work

Academic Training
for migrants

Bremen - Hanover

There are still spare places!
contact:
Elvira Koop
0511 12 60 78 25

Protecting refugee women – from domestic and structural violence

Female refugees, who have been subjected to violence in their countries of origin and during their attempt to flee, are often the victims of continued violence in Germany. Refugee women who have experienced domestic violence are faced by specific problems, which can be different from those experienced by other victims of violence.