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06/25/2024: Update on the disruption of our website

Dear MSKv stakeholders,
our website may have fallen victim to a hacking attack.
Unfortunately, the current status of the stored database could not be restored.
We are forced to restart with an outdated version (January 2024). All
contributions and information recorded and published since then have been lost.
We will spend the next days and weeks presenting the current status
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Until then, we ask for your continued patience and understanding.

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November 13, 2023: “Defensive Without Weapons Through Social Defense” – A Topic for the Munich Security Conference?

For us, being defensive without weapons means that our environment should be socially defended. Social defense should enable people to resist violence from within and without using all means of non-violent resistance.
We want to demonstrate how powerful organized, non-violent resistance can be, and how it can even be more successful than military actions. Especially in times of senseless wars with thousands of dead, injured, insane destruction, and terrible suffering, the Security Conference should actually address real “human security” and thus social defense.

The Project Group “Changing the Munich Security Conference” e.V. invites you to a discussion as part of the Munich Peace Weeks 2023:

When? Monday, November 13, 2023, 7:00 PM9:00 PM
Where? Eine-Welt-Haus, Room 111/112, Schwanthalerstr. 80 (Theresienwiese subway station)
Flyer for printing and sharing: Information Sheet November 13

Admission is free.

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November 10, 2023: 5th Munich Peace Meeting

On the initiative of the project group ‘Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz verändern’ e.V. and with the participation of the Munich Security Conference team, a Munich Peace Meeting has been held annually since 2019 as a non-public expert discussion.

The Munich Peace Meeting (MPM) has developed into an important event where
– peace research, peace work, the peace movement, and the MSC connect,
– an in-depth expert exchange on aspects of security and peace policy takes place,
– concrete suggestions for the upcoming MSC each February regarding topics, guests, and formats can emerge.

For the fifth Munich Peace Meeting, representatives of the “peace community,” the MSC, and others met on November 10, 2023, at the Catholic Academy in Munich-Schwabing for an exchange in a “space of shared reflection.” After being held three times in video format, we were able to meet in person again, allowing for a more open space for encounter. We thereby built upon the original idea of a spontaneous exchange of creative ideas. The MPM 2023, regardless of its direct impact on the upcoming MSC, was intended to have inherent value as a shared space for reflection and foresight by experts with diverse positions and to make a small contribution to building trust within society. In the afternoon, impulses for the next MSC were developed in small groups.

Moderation:
Dipl.-Psych., Dipl.-Theol. Martin Pröstler, Psychological Psychotherapist, Group Analyst, OrgWerk, Munich Dr., Dipl.-Psych. Vera Kattermann, Psychological Psychotherapist, Group Analyst, Berlin

The Munich Peace Meeting 2023 was supported by:
Department of Arts and Culture – State Capital Munich
Köhler Foundation
Katholischer Fonds
The MSC provided the venue and catering.

A short report on the Munich Peace Meeting 2023 by Anja Ufermann can be found here:
Project Newspaper No. 19 – Page 2 bottom

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2023-02-17: Project Magazine No. 18 on the Munich Security Conference

In our current project magazine, we report on the work of our association. Additionally, this time we shed light on Russia’s war in Ukraine and the opportunities for peace in Europe from various perspectives.

Our authors: Ralf Becker, Andrea Behm, Hubert Heindl, Houngbedji Gbeognin Mickael, Thomas Mohr, Alessia Neuner, Clemens Ronnefeldt, Erwin Schelbert, Mechthild Schreiber, Anja Ufermann, and Theodor Ziegler.
Project Magazine No. 18 – 2023

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