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Free G8 English Club meeting
What and Where is Home?
During this meeting, we’ll discuss:
- Complex of small town: expectation and reality, engagement in Germany, modern genres of travel-journalism and why do the Germans dilute their wine with soda?
- With a little help from the Sochi Police: choice of the best persimmon, motivation from Jacques Cousteau, local media problems and how to write about Moscow locations during leaving in Sochi
- Escape into the unknown: exploring Istanbul's art-community, finding friends in exile, how are Russians similar to Turks?
- In Siberia by my own free will. The Siberian Sea, family ties and the search for my own shell.
- A hermit crab. What are the victims for your own happiness?
For 5 years now I have been searching for my cherished place in the sun, and increasingly I ask myself - where is home? I have studies in Germany behind me with the further possibility of staying, relocation to Istanbul, and, finally, an anxious-avoidant story with Sochi, which, recently, suddenly transformed into new meaningful relationships. I will tell you how not to be afraid to challenge yourself, quickly and effectively learn new languages, make friends all over the world, and most importantly — find your inner home.
Aleksandra Kumylina
third generation journalist, traveler, aspiring DJ and just a beauty
Meeting details
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Thursday, December 26th
from 7:00 to 8:20 pm -
Youth House, 9 Navaginskaya St., auditorium on the 1st floorEntrance from the Trade Gallery -
Free of charge -
Have your identity document with you -
For residents over 35 years of age, registration is MANDATORY, as admission to the Youth House is based on a listClick the button below to read the Youth House rules
This information concerns the free club meetings on Thursdays and Fridays
Youth House Rules
- According to the new rules of the Youth House, only young people between 14 and 35 years of age can visit the facility and participate in its events, in accordance with the Federal Law No. 489 “On Youth Policy in the Russian Federation”.
- For G8 English Club members aged 36 to 40 years old, access to the Youth House is granted on the basis of the lists we provide the Youth House with, therefore the registration is a MUST.
- The lists are submitted by us to the DM on the day of the event 2 hours before the start. So if you are over 35, register early or you will not be allowed in.
- We will of course include all registrants over the “allowed” age on the list, but please note that even though you are registered, YH reserves the right not to let club members over 40 years old in
- All club members need to have an identity document with them (you can use your Gosuslugi) and be ready to show it at the security post.
Registration
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