20. Februar 2024 * Exil im JUPITER
[5. Stock, Ex-Karstadt-Sport-Gebäude,
Mönckebergstraße 2-4, 20095 Hamburg]
Workshop, 15.30-17.30 Uhr
Panel Diskussion mit Expertinnen, 18.15-19.30 Uhr
Workshop-Anmeldung gerne an logisticalcity@leuphana.de
20. Februar 2024 * Exil im JUPITER
[5. Stock, Ex-Karstadt-Sport-Gebäude,
Mönckebergstraße 2-4, 20095 Hamburg]
Workshop, 15.30-17.30 Uhr
Panel Diskussion mit Expertinnen, 18.15-19.30 Uhr
Workshop-Anmeldung gerne an logisticalcity@leuphana.de
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