Hürth’s Democracy Day 2025 unites students through art and civic dialogue
Hürth's Civic Center buzzed with activity as students from all six of the city's secondary schools gathered for Democracy Day 2025. The event, themed 'Making Democracy Visible', aimed to engage young minds in the democratic process through workshops, discussions, and creative activities. Notable figures, including Mayor Dirk Breuer and District Administrator Frank Rock, joined the festivities.
The day kicked off with a panel discussion featuring Mayor Breuer, Administrator Rock, and former mayor Walther Böcker. They discussed the importance of International Democracy Day and encouraged students to actively participate in shaping their city's future.
Workshops offered a variety of interactive sessions. Max Raths led a poetry slam, inviting students to express their thoughts on democracy through verse. Stephan Brings hosted a music lab, exploring how music can inspire political engagement. The 'Art Meets Democracy' workshop combined creativity and civic awareness, with students producing art pieces that reflected their interpretations of democracy.
Democracy Day 2025 in Hürth successfully brought together students, educators, and local leaders to celebrate and explore democratic values. The event, organized by the city's secondary schools with support from various partners, left a lasting impact on the participants, fostering a new generation of engaged citizens.
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