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    News from the Language DepartmentNew Exam Dates

    New exam dates are now online. Click here for more information.

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    CONVERSATION WITH NEIGHBOURS

    The conversations of this podcast series, which is presented by Archive of Forgetfulness, will explore, among other themes, art in times of crisis, questions around memory and archival absences, and the possibilities and limitations of translation. Click here to listen to one of the episodes.

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    Closure of Lagos City Hall Important Update!

    The Goethe-Institut has been affected by the attacks on Lagos City Hall on October 21. Therefore, our office space on the fourth floor will remain closed until further notice. However, we continue to be here for you!

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“Everything Passes Except the Past”
 Debate Festival on Postcolonialism

As part of the Goethe-Institut’s international post-colonialism project "Everything Passes Except the Past", a virtual debate festival will take place on 17 October. The art historian Bénédicte Savoy will open it with a key-note lecture. 

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The Corona Pandemic
 A Globalisation of Solidarity

Dealing with the pandemic demands quite a lot from us. Two questions are crucial right now: How ready are we to learn from it? And what lessons will we learn? Which is why EU countries in particular should now move closer together to become a Europe of solidarity.

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Portraying diversity in children's books
 Changing the narrative

Minority groups are far too infrequently represented in children's literature produced in Europe and North America. Unfortunately, these are the books available in most schools and home libraries in Africa. Enajite Efemuaye from Kachifo, a Nigerian publishing house, is telling new narratives that reflect the diversity in the society. 

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The Art & Tech Podcast

This podcast series consists of six episodes that aim to examine how the interplay between art and technology shapes Nigeria’s creative landscape. Each episode delves into the work and experience of a specific cultural practitioner based in Abuja or Lagos.

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Kulturama.digital

Kulturama brings international culture into your living room: house concerts live from Buenos Aires, puppet theatre from the kitchen or live acts from the Berlin club scene. Organisers enter their events and open them to international audiences. Spectators can find dates and support artists with donations. Together and in solidarity through this time.

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