Nadja Sieffert

2026 | Co-moderation of the online workshop 'Remembrance as the Ultimate Decolonial Decision' by Mariam Naiem

2026 | Coordination and curation of an educational program in Moldova at the intersections of decolonisations, remembrance work, and queer visibility
in collaboration with civil society partners and artists from Belarus, Moldova, and Ukraine incl. facilitation of a peer exchange on decolonial practices.

2025 | Coordination of a summer school for young people from Moldova and Germany, commonly with our partners, incl. introductory workshops on climate action and project ideation. Our common starting point was the Moldovan village of Hîrtop in Cimișlia District, where the program was co-shaped with environmental initiatives, activists, and artists. In the former Soviet culture house Casa de Cultura, the two weeks became a hands-on space of exploring creative methods and activist practices, while learning about environmental crises and discussing their sociopolitical dimensions—the program was designed to be engaging and to stay engaged. A community gathering and an exhibition took place at the cultural initiatives space of Casa Zemstvei, Chișinău.

2025 | As part of our Georgian-Ukrainian youth education project to promote political education on European integration and the EU, I coordinated and facilitated a study trip to Berlin. Participants took part in hands-on media workshops, training by the Berlin School of Podcasting, and a workshop with photographer Jeremy Knowles, building their skills in storytelling, and digital media. Through guided tours at the parliament building, EUROPA EXPERIENCE exhibition, rbb broadcast studio, and the Berlin Wall Memorial, they explored Berlin, gaining insights into European democratic institutions, media landscapes, and (social) history.

2021-2023 | Organisation and facilitation of two study trips to Berlin for Ukrainian students on disinformation, conspiracy theories and cultures of remembrance.

2021 | Moderation of a panel discussion hosted by the German Association for East European Studies

2018-2022 | I led four tours to Wrocław, Poland, alongside a Polish colleague. I coordinated the tour on site, organised the literature programme, moderated, facilitated socio-political discussions, and was responsible for guest services.