LOOK&ROLL On the go
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Even after the festival, look&roll remains present — and goes mobile: With look&roll on the go, we bring selected short films from the festival program to other cities in German-speaking Switzerland, abroad, remote regions and smaller institutions. This gives people access to our programs who would otherwise hardly have the opportunity to visit the festival locally., we bring selected short films from the festival program to other cities in German-speaking Switzerland, abroad, remote regions and smaller institutions. This gives people access to our programs who would otherwise hardly have the opportunity to visit the festival locally.look&roll
We are out and about in dormitories, schools, disability organizations, bookstores and many other institutions. Our events not only create special cinema experiences, but also encourage dialogue.
Numerous event partners and institutions use look&roll on the go to create barrier-free events together — and to offer film contributions a platform that respectfully and authentically depicts life with disabilities. In this way, the project actively contributes to bringing the topics of inclusion, disabilities, chronic diseases and neurodivergence into society in the long term.
7.3.26 18:00
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20:00
Debattierhaus Karl*a die Grosse | Saal
Zürich, Switzerland
Work and ableism
Panel and short film screening
How does work shape our identity and our idea of performance? What does accessibility mean in the workplace — physically, communicatively and culturally? How visible is ableism, discrimination against people with disabilities, in personnel policy and which institutional reforms are urgently needed? Which ableistic norms determine which bodies, behaviours and activities are considered capable of working — and how does this lead to exclusion?
Invited guests will discuss these and other questions at this entertaining event, which is presented by a curated selection of short films from the association look&roll is added — because it is high time to recognize diversity in the workplace and to value alternative forms of contribution and participation.
With: Prof. Sonja Hug (lecturer, Institute Soziale Arbeit und Gesundheit, FHNW) and Moritz Wyder (specialist, SEBE-Abklärungsstelle Kantonales Sozialamt).
Tickets
CHF 15.00 /reduced CHF 10.00
Note
The prices shown are indicative prices. Admission prices should not be an obstacle — everyone can pay according to their own options. Everyone is cordially invited to participate.
Entry
The hall of the Charlemagne Debating House is accessible without barriers. You can find more information about access here. An induction system is available for the presentation, and the panel will be translated into German-Swiss Sign Language (DSGS). All short films are offered with descriptive subtitles and audio descriptions in German.
Lingua
German, German-Swiss Sign Language
Collaboration
In cooperation with Debatierhaus Charlemagne, Kirchgasse 14, 8001 Zurich