'Care and Counselling as Social Action. Interreligious Cooperation in Urban Migration Contexts'. This is the title of the 28th International Seminar on Intercultural Pastoral Care and Counselling. More and more countries are affected by flows of migration. One can speak of an increasing globalisation, differentiation, feminisation and politacalisation of migration. The aim of the Seminar is … Continue reading Care as Social Action in Urban Migration Contexts →

Relation, vulnerability, and love are three concepts we consider important for a theological anthropology in the 21st century. Moreover, it is a trilogy we read in crescendo. That is, the primacy of relationality leads us to understand vulnerability as a universal human condition that is the condition of possibility for both suffering and flourishing. Love … Continue reading Relation, Vulnerability, Love →

One for All, All for One? A workshop to address ethical, sociological and normative-political questions concerning the assumption that patient organizations (POs) represent a larger group of affected persons and the justification of advocacy by others. On October 20st 2016 the Department of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine of the University Medical Centre Göttingen … Continue reading (Self-)representation; One for All, All for One? →

The objective of the 6th edition of the course is to foster exchanges on foundational and methodological approaches as well as on contemporary and educational issues in nursing ethics. During the course, national and international experts and keynote speaker Dr.Helen Kohlen will give presentations on various topics in the domain of nursing ethics. There will … Continue reading Understanding various aspects of Nursing Ethics →