9th Religious Pedagogical-Theological Study Day on 19.11.2024

The content on this page was translated automatically.

As part of the Diversity Week 2024 "(Language and) Identity", the
9th Religious Education Theological Study Day
will take place on Tuesday, November 19, 2024,
from 15:00 to 20:30
in the Gießhaus
(Mönchebergstr. 5 / Campus Holländischer Platz)
.

Program

15.00 - Welcome
15.15 - Keynote speech by Prof. Dr. Ulrike^Ernst-Auga
16.00 - Response by Dr. Eva Stögbauer-Elsner
Short break
16.45 hrs - Questions / discussion
Big break with drinks and snacks
18.15-19.45 hrs - Workshops
approx. 20.15 hrs - Farewell and closing

Theological paths to gender equality

What role does gender play in everyday school life? And what significance does it have in religious education in particular? To what extent is it controversial for religious education teachers?

We are convinced that gender is a central influencing factor for religious learning, which is highly relevant for the content of the Christian faith and religious education, for the language used in lessons and for social and church structures. Raising awareness and standing up for justice here is an important concern of the study day. This study day aims to critically examine the various aspects of gender justice, to locate and analyze them theologically and to jointly consider and debate the specifics for religious learning.

Are we on the way to a "heavenly harmony"? Which theological and religious education paths do we want to choose for this?

Keynote speeches

Gender and Justice: Epistemic Foundations for Theology, Religious Studies and Teaching
Prof^.in Dr.ⁱⁿ Ulrike Ernst-Auga
(Professor of Religious Studies, Intercultural Theology and Ecumenism at the University of Hamburg)

Religious Education Response
Dr. Eva^{Stögbauer-Elsner}
(Senior Academic Councillor at the University of Regensburg)

Workshops

W01 Diversity and justice in the classroom: gender-sensitive approaches in religious education
Prof^.in Dr.ⁱⁿUlrike Ernst-Auga (University of Hamburg)

W02 " It's called 'the god'. So God is a man." (Julian, 8) Reflecting on students' statements on religion and gender
Dr. Eva^{Stögbauer-Elsner} (University of Regensburg)

W03 Queer and Catholic? Addressing the diversity of sexual orientations and gender identity in teaching
Tina Krasenbrink (Research Associate at the University of Kassel)

W04 More than Adam and Eve - student teaching suggestions on the topic of gender equality
Jan Becker, Anna-Lena Kiel, Julia Pfeiffer, Josua Ruppel (students at the University of Kassel)

W05 Men and religion - a tense relationship... Gender-sensitive perspectives in religious education work
Martin Rosowski (theologian and managing director of the Protestant Center for Women and Men in Hanover)

Online registration

Forward