Meetings contribute to the anniversary of the alternative Nobel price on the 16th and 17th September 2010 how can education for the preservation of the natural and social foundations of the global? This question is at the heart of the two meetings, which aligns the Alanus University on 16 and 17 September. Twelve winners of the right livelihood award, all thought of other future leaders and influential pioneer of social and environmental movements, are together with the participants visions for a sustainable educational design. The speakers of Argentine environmentalists Raul Montenegro and the New Zealand peace activist Alyn include goods as well as Nicanor Perlas from the Philippines, who committed to a fair globalization, and the Thai pioneers of socially-engaged Buddhism, Sulak Sivaraksa. Future-oriented education should be confined to the pure mediation of knowledge, so the basic assumption of the organizers. Rather she had the people to critical reflection, moral judgment and social such as organic Enable engagement. Because the established educational system in this task at its borders devices, alternatives for a sustainability-oriented education should be uncovered overlooking the thinking and approaches of the present award winners during the event. The meetings are part of the International Conference”course change in the future, which organize the right livelihood Award Foundation and the city of Bonn to the thirty-year anniversary of the right livelihood award. Around 70 alternative Nobel Prize winner will discuss their ideas for an ecologically sustainable, culturally diverse and economically healthy future in various events.
The Alanus University was chosen as a venue as it pursues a holistic approach to education. Scientific thinking and artistic creation are so connected in the courses that they promote the free development of the human personality. For media representatives we offer in addition the following dates: Thursday, September 16th, 11.15: Photo opportunity with all participating laureates Thursday, September 16, 11:30: background interview with Prof. Dr.
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