2. Online Meeting
Day 2 – our discussions are getting on deeper level. Today‘s topic was why many Europeans lost connection to Europe. We‘ve saw and heard how European identity is being defined by philosopher Jürgen Habermas, how many people feel European in Europe and which factors determine your identity. It was hard to give a clear picture…
Read More1. Online Meeting
And so it begins. Ahead of us await many more online meetings, deep conversations about Europe (and life) and a 10-day sailing adventure. We are all surely going to be spending a lot of time together, so we needed to get familiar with one another, and that is why we started our first meeting by…
Read MoreCALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Time to explore. Time to discuss. Time to connect. We offer time and space for an open exchange of ideas. The participants of the summer school, organized by the Hans Farmont Foundation, are invited to spend time with young people from Europe on a ten-day sailing trip in Greece and Turkey. On the foundation’s sail…
Read MoreBlog – Greek adventure
Thanks to our former participant Michelle Lindhardt for this great blog entry about our Summer School Programme! “I can tell you one thing; It has been one of the best experiences of my life which I will remember for the rest of my life and always be eternally grateful for.” follow this link:
Read MoreGreetings from Marleen
The Marleen is out of the water and ready for winter. We would like to thank everyone for a great season! We are already looking forward to 2020 and more summer schools on the sea. Greetings from the Marleen Crew
Read MoreDAY 8: A PROMISE
This year it is the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing. It seems that the human race has always been obsessed with exploring the unknown (better to put it this way than say conquering what cannot be conquered). Fifty years later, we are still trying to reach places that seem impossible to be reached. However,…
Read MoreDAY 7: SHARING IS CARING
Two days ago we learned that a storm for sailors isn’t about thunders and lightnings, but a heavy and strong wind and today we had to finish our sailing trip, even though it was supposed to last for one more day. Coming back to Rhodes, to the place from which we started our trip, was…
Read MoreDAY 6: MAKE REALITY SEXY AGAIN
Last night we haven’t slept much – we had to be awake and do the anchor shifts. Since we weren’t in a harbor, we had to take care of our boat not just sailing away from the bay. That was exhausting, but again gave us a time to reflect. After being awake for almost the…
Read MoreDAY 5: SHIT HAPPENS
Today’s sailing was one of the longest. It took us 8 hours to get to the Island of Symi. This was a good time to reflect since the notion of time was no longer a constraint. After finally arriving to Panormitis, at the Island of Symi, for the first time there was no harbour. We…
Read MoreDAY 4: IT IS ONLY THE END OF THE WORLD
When you live on a volcano island every day could be the end of the world as you know it. Even though that volcano has not erupted for 30 thousand years, it is still hot, it still smells like rotten eggs, it still gives the energy for one whole island to heat itself in winter,…
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