Updates

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  • ATTENTION – Sunday Program!

    Due to recent developments, we have adjusted today’s program once again:

    9:30 AM: joint plenary session in the H2 Volksbank Auditorium

    9:45 AM: group work 
    1) HIV and Aging (Room 216) 
    2) Solidarity Must Be Political (Room 211) 
    3) Solidarity Requires Exchange (Room 209)
    4) Solidarity Requires Reflection (Room 208)

    10:45 AM: Break

    11:15 AM: Closing event (H2 Auditorium)

    12:00 PM: Lunch

    1:00 PM: Forum Theater – 'Solidarity Must Become Practical' (H2 Auditorium)

  • Departure – Luggage Storage

    Your room at the Maritim Hotel will be available until 12:00 PM at the latest. On Sunday, you may store your luggage at your own risk in the glass cabinet (where you could also leave it upon arrival) or behind the counter next to the passageway to the restrooms.

    We wish you a wonderful conclusion to Positive Encounters 2026 and a safe journey home.

  • ATTENTION! Program Change

    On Saturday, all workshops will start 30 minutes later than originally scheduled.
    The updated times are already reflected in the program.
    Lunch: 12:30–1:30 PM
    Keynotes: from 1:30–2:30 PM
    Workshop Session (1): 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
    Break: 4:30 PM - 5:00 PM
    Workshop Session (2): 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
    Dinner: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

  • City Walk with Rally

    On Saturday Morning we will not meet at the university. The morning belongs to Magdeburg. We invite all participants to gather at 9:30 AM at Leiterstraße by the Stabwerk Monument (100 meters from the hotel). There, we will begin together at 10:00 AM with a cultural-historical city walk, including a demonstration and rally. Under the motto People with HIV against the right – boundless [and] in solidarity! we will reclaim the city, explore key cultural-historical sites, and stand united with our allies from Magdeburg against the threat from the right: We know that exclusion and discrimination kill and make people sick.

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