BDF revels in the panoply of dance that our city offers, with strong emphasis on the inclusion of diverse dance styles and an international roster of performers." From very early on in life Sir Jonathan was socially very conscious and developed an interest in international cultural exchange through dance and body. Jonatahn said, ‘In my last position, as the Chief of Staff for the former German President Joachim Gauck, I signed many proposals for the Order of Merit but usually did not know the dedicated people behind the files. Whats fascinating is to see Jonathan’s rooted commitment in social, liberal and humanistic values. Who https://www.brighterbattery.com/ recently has been honoured with Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany that Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has bestowed upon him.Out of the 2006 project "Dances for the Blue House" the educational program "Dancing to Connect" arose.
His current program "Dancing to Connect for Refugee Integration", launched in 2016, contributes not only to the integration of refugees but also creates a sense of familiarity among young people, between those who have not had to experience war and terror and those who arrived traumatized in Germany. In times where we observe that the trend towards building new walls, fences and borders, seems to be part of the political mainstream this cannot be honored enough.While receiving the honour Sir Jonathan said, "I feel extremely humbled receiving this honour which has earlier been given to veterans and stalwarts form the art world.
What makes this project so extraordinary is the way it speaks to relevant issues such as the confrontation of the past with the extinction of European Jews by Nazi Germany, or the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the subsequent reunification of Germany as well as of the continent.. One thing extraordinary about Sir Hollander projects is: they build bridges and overcome borders. One such extraordinary ghungaroo swaroop (form) person is American choreographer and social activist Jonathan Hollander.’Honourable German Consul General Mr. I promise that I will keep working towards the field of dance and take to t to a new level and break all boundaries and borders. But I believe that there are many people who are like ghungaroos.
His current program "Dancing to Connect for Refugee Integration", launched in 2016, contributes not only to the integration of refugees but also creates a sense of familiarity among young people, between those who have not had to experience war and terror and those who arrived traumatized in Germany. In times where we observe that the trend towards building new walls, fences and borders, seems to be part of the political mainstream this cannot be honored enough.While receiving the honour Sir Jonathan said, "I feel extremely humbled receiving this honour which has earlier been given to veterans and stalwarts form the art world.
What makes this project so extraordinary is the way it speaks to relevant issues such as the confrontation of the past with the extinction of European Jews by Nazi Germany, or the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the subsequent reunification of Germany as well as of the continent.. One thing extraordinary about Sir Hollander projects is: they build bridges and overcome borders. One such extraordinary ghungaroo swaroop (form) person is American choreographer and social activist Jonathan Hollander.’Honourable German Consul General Mr. I promise that I will keep working towards the field of dance and take to t to a new level and break all boundaries and borders. But I believe that there are many people who are like ghungaroos.
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