Question show and podcast with Jana Forkel - children ask, science answers

How do we live together as families and how do we shape the coexistence of the generations? What opportunities and challenges do different experiences, backgrounds and life paths bring with them? We want to explore these questions together and talk about what makes families tick today: from coming together over holidays such as the upcoming Christmas, to the heritage and values of past generations, to current challenges such as the experience of flight or climate change.

Author Gerda Raidt, scientists from TU Dresden and Jana Forkel, known from "Sendung mit der Maus" and "neuneinhalb", will answer questions about family, generations and living together and invite discussion.

The children's question show will take place in the Central Library on December 5 and will continue on December 6 as part of the podcast festival "Podcat + Poodle" in the Neustadt Library. The events are aimed at children aged 6 and over and their families. The first event will be interpreted live into sign language.

On December 5, the following will be on the podium:

• Jana Forkel (known from "Sendung mit der Maus")
• Gerda Raidt (author of the book "Meine ganze Familie. What connects prehistoric man and me")
• Dr.ⁱⁿ phil. Annett Kupfer (Chair of Social Pedagogy)
• Prof^.in Dr.ⁱⁿ Anna-Lena Zietlow (Chair of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology)

On December 6, the panel will include

• Jana Forkel (known from the "Sendung mit der Maus")
• Gerda Raidt (author of the book "Meine ganze Familie. What connects prehistoric man and me")
• Prof. Dr. Dr. habil. Arno Kleber (Chair of Physical Geography)
• Dipl.-Psych^.in Ines Müller (child and adolescent psychotherapist)