What are the needs of the young generation and can we respond to them in the cultural sphere? When and why does culture become inaccessible or uninteresting to the young? What are cultural institutions supposed to do to make young people consider them relevant? How can cities and local governments create conditions for the active participation of young people in culture?

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Program

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Monday, March 23 — Conference

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9 a.m. open door

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9:30 — 9:45 Opening | Tomáš Slabihoudek, Kateřina Hakenová, Kristýna Kočová

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9:45 — 10:15 Do young people see themselves as “young”? We can reverse ageism in cultural spaces| Andreas del Alamo Cienfuegos | Universidad CEU, Madrid, Spain

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10:15 — 10:50 coffee break

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10:50 — 11:20 Rethinking Culture with and for Young People at the Local Level: Piet Forger, City Louvain, Belgium

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11:25 — 12:00 The Oslo National Museum's Work with Young Adults: Rikke G. Komissar | National Museum, Oslo, Norway

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12:00 — 1:30 p.m. lunch

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13:30 — 13:45 Mladý data: tasting of research on cultural behavior of young Prague residents: Linda Krajčovič Synková | Creative Prague

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13:45 — 14:15 Introducing the panelists

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14:15 p.m. — 15:00   Panel Debate: What does the young generation expect from culture? (Bianka Machova, Filip Černý, Anna Klimesova, Lucie Dokoupilova)

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15:00 — 15:10 Conference Summary

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15:10 — 16:00 Informal networking

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The conference will be held in Czech and English and will be fully simultaneously interpreted. Simultaneous transcription for the deaf will also be provided.

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Tuesday 24 March - workshops for the public

• workshops are fully booked

9:30 opening the entrance

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10:00 — 12:00 | Workshop 1: How to use urban resources effectively to promote young people's interest in culture: Piet Forger (City of Leuven, Belgium)

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12:00 - 1:00 lunchtime

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13:00 — 15:00 | Workshop 2: Change of communication as the basis of full visitor capacities: Karolina Kostkova (Refresher)

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You can find more information at of the PKF website.