Launch of the ALAP human rights magazine
Three years ago, we started to produce a printed journal in addition to our daily human rights work because we thought it was necessary to take a look at the processes that will determine Hungary's present and future in the long term, at least once a year. đđł đ„đđđ đđł đđđđ, đđł đđŠđđđ«đą đŁđšđ đą đŠđđ đđłđąđ§.
Schedule
⊠This year's issue of đđđđđĄđąđđđđ„đŠđđ€đ€đđ„ is about the myths and cash-backed assumptions that define what it is like to live in this country, and which have influenced contemporary political thought. This year's contributors, from Vilmos CsĂĄnyi to Andrea Tompa and Anna GĂĄcs, have explored the defining events of our common life and the beliefs associated with them.
⊠We welcome you to the launch of the third issue of ALAP at NagyLumen Café, where Alinda Veiszer will be in conversation with authors Vilmos Csånyi, Zsófia Mautner, Rebecca Laura Råcz and Rudolph Metz about the beliefs that define our lives and society.
⊠Stay tuned after the talk for an informal discussion with the authors of this and previous issues and the creators of ALAP.
Lumen Café
A café and restaurant in the Mikszåth area, the big brother of KisLumen, where you can enjoy not only food and drinks but also culture. Especially jazz and other music for the mind.
