Yolanda Sylvana Rother

As a co-host of Seriesly Berlin, I brought my unique perspective and experience to dive deep into discussions that connect culture, storytelling, and societal issues. Collaborating with my co-host Pavlo, we explored the multifaceted landscape of Berlin’s creative scene, sparking engaging conversations with prominent voices in media, film, and entertainment. My work with Seriesly reflects my commitment to amplifying diverse perspectives and fostering dialogue on topics that resonate with audiences both in Berlin and beyond

Am Abend des 03. Juli 2024 fand die feierliche Verleihung des ersten Enter-Awards statt. Der neue,
bundesweite Preis würdigt herausragende Vorhaben im Bereich Open Access. Zu Beginn der
Veranstaltung gab die Moderatorin Yolanda Rother eine Einführung in die Bedeutung und Mission
des Enter-Awards: Ziel des Preises ist es, jene zu ehren, die Forschung frei zugänglich machen und
somit zur Demokratisierung von Wissen beitragen

NECE 2021 - Committed to Change! Reimagining the Future of Citizenship Education in Europe

The NECE conference 2021 is a hybrid event with limited number of participants on site at Les Ateliers des Tanneurs in Brussels and a wide range of online participation opportunities, such as livestreaming, online workshops and digital networking formats.

CONFERENCE FACILITATION

YOLANDA ROTHER, Europe Lead for Stiftung Zukunft Berlin and the Co-Founder of “The Impact Company”

VICTOR VLAM, Moderator & Communications Coach

Every year, the conference focuses on the responsibility of Europeans in shaping the future of Europe. It aims to show how citizens, cities and regions can get involved in Europe. "Europe Bottom-Up!" therefore not only describes our approach but can also be understood as an invitation to give some of one’s own creativity and commitment to Europe.

The 2021 edition of Berlin Conference kicks off on 7 November in Chemnitz, the European Capital of Culture 2025. In three plenary sessions on 8 and 9 November, the public conference days in Berlin will bring together representatives of civil society, arts and culture, and politics to discuss the significance of the "bottom-up" approach for the future of Europe.

The absence of Net Neutrality, and the introduction of free Facebook via internet.org, was craftily exploited by the new social media army employed by the country's political candidates in the 2016 elections. Fake news and misleading headlines flourished through this, and continues to contribute to an ever growing problem of misinformation online.

In dieser Folge dreht sich alles um das Thema “Hass im Netz”, gefolgt von einem weiteren RRRIOT Quarantäne-Beitrag.
Mit dabei sind: Klara Rabl, feed the Troll
Yolanda Rother, re:publica
Beatrice Frasl, Große Töchter Podcast
Moderation: Maxi Lengger