What Moves the Kids? An Open Discussion Evening for Families in Zella-Mehlis

Event: Citizen Gallery – What Moves the Kids? With Josefine Marr in Galerie im Bürgerhaus Zella-Mehlis, Louis-Anschütz-Straße 28, 98544 Zella-Mehlis on 8. October 2026

Date and Time

8. October 2026 19:00

Location

Bürgerhaus Zella-Mehlis
Louis-Anschütz-Straße 28, 98544 Zella-Mehlis, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

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Mood

Other

Venue Type

Inside

Between Smartphone and Hope: A Family Evening on Growing Up Today

What moves young people between smartphones, school, artificial intelligence, and societal expectations? At the Citizen Gallery in the Citizen House Zella-Mehlis, Josefine Behr, head of the children's and youth recreation center Zella-Mehlis, talks with moderator Sandra Hyneck about the life world of young people and the questions that families are facing today.

Youth Work with Closeness and Clear Words

Josefine Behr brings her experience from open youth work into the discussion evening. The focus is on personal insights from the everyday life of a youth center, changes in growing up, and the search for perspectives and trust. The evening is aimed at all generations and creates space for understanding, exchange, and new thoughts.

Between Smartphone, School, and Future

The discussion round addresses topics that children, adolescents, and parents experience directly: digital media, school demands, wars, artificial intelligence, and societal expectations. The format connects expert knowledge from youth work with humorous stories and relatable examples.

Open Exchange for Families and All Generations

Visitors are invited to contribute their own questions and experiences. This creates a shared family experience that sparks curiosity, encourages listening, and makes the life world of young people more understandable. The event offers learning fun for adults and teenagers and strengthens the intergenerational dialogue.

An Evening with Educational Value

The conversation is presented in an age-appropriate manner and conveys important impulses on development, trust, media everyday life, and societal participation. In the protected setting of the Citizen House, respectful exchange is central. Families receive suggestions on how to engage in conversations about the future, concerns, and wishes.

Conclusion: Understanding Better Together

The Citizen Gallery invites you to a thoughtful, humorous, and open evening about today's youth. Those who want to better understand young people, share experiences, and gain new perspectives will experience quality time with genuine conversational value at the Citizen House Zella-Mehlis. Admission is free.

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