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Support offers

At our events, we address topics such as discrimination, gender diversity, physical and mental impairments and ways to achieve inclusive and respectful coexistence.

We select many structurally accessible venues for people with walking, hearing and visual impairments. You can find information on all location-specific information such as induction loops, wheelchair-accessible entrances and WCs or the use of assistance dogs as filter options in the program or on our Locations page.
Our admission team looks forward to welcoming you.

With the help of Kulturliste Köln e.V., we want to enable everyone in Cologne to participate in the social and cultural life of the city. To this end, we provide free places, which the Kulturliste Köln e.V. arranges for interested parties.

Special schools are welcome to participate in the KlasseDenken program. If required, we will be happy to provide sign language interpreters for your chosen event to enable barrier-free participation.

Would you like to come to an event with your class, but some students can't afford the ticket? No problem - we want all children and young people to be able to attend, regardless of their financial situation.
If individual pupils in your class need support, you can simply indicate on the registration form how many pupils you would like us to cover the entrance fee for. It doesn't matter whether it's just a few pupils or, in exceptional cases, the whole class.
Important: You do not need to submit any proof - the information on the form
is all we need.
At the cash desk on site, you will then only pay for those persons for whom no cost coverage has been requested (including teachers).

If you have any questions, we will be happy to help: klassedenken@philcologne.de

Veranstaltungen vorgefiltert

Special needs schools

...are cordially invited to take part in the KlasseDenken program. We are happy to engage sign language interpreters for your chosen event if required.

Our events

We bring to the stage topics such as discrimination, (trans)gender, physical disabilities and psychological stress and how inclusive coexistence can work.

Ein Kind im farbenfroh gestalteten Rollstuhl besucht eine Veranstaltung in einem Theatersaal. Es blickt zur Bühne, auf der eine moderierte Lesung oder Diskussion stattfindet. Weitere Kinder sitzen in Stuhlreihen davor, der Saal ist stimmungsvoll in Blau- und Lilatönen beleuchtet.
Unterstützt von:
Udo Keller Stiftung - Forum Humanum
 
Identity Foundation - Gemeinnützige Stiftung für Philosophie
 
Imhoff Stiftung
 
bpb Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung
Medienpartner:
WDR5
Förderung durch:
Aktion Mensch
In Kooperation mit:
Philosophie Magazin
 
KSTA
 
Savoy Hotel
 
Stadt Köln