At Uni Vibes, the Graz School of Interdisciplinary and Transnational Studies organized a crafting station where participants of the guided tour could create their own protest signs.
In an engaging way, academics and students explored different facets of a democratic society of the future and invite visitors to ask themselves the question: “How do we prepare ourselves for the world of tomorrow?” The guided tours were developed in collaboration with Lucas de Man and the team from La Strada Graz. Actors from the Pennyless Players guided visitors to interactive stations designed by academics and student societies, who used their expertise to offer a unique perspective on the diverse aspects of democracy.
Questions such as these were explored during the guided tours:
If democracy dies, who will solve the murder case?
Will I be able to design my own god in the future?
How do I cultivate my democratic self-awareness?
Is nature the jury of the future?
How effortlessly can I contribute to making the world a better place?
Is talking to one another still the solution of tomorrow?
Have I actually protested today?
How do numbers shape our lives?
Is a fair company automatically a good one?
Will the children of the future still be able to distinguish between good and evil?
