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HCIAS International Symposium on Ibero-American Studies Panel Discussion: Communicating for Societal Cohesion, Inclusion and Resilience

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  • Thursday, 4 December 2025, 18:00
  • Völkerkundemuseum vPSt, Hauptstraße 235, 69117 Heidelberg
    • Dr. Matías Bargsted-Valdés, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Instituto de Sociología
    • Jun.-Prof. Dr. Rosa Lehmann, Heidelberg University, Heidelberg Center for Ibero-American Studies
    • Dr. Dominique Scherer, Heidelberg University Hospital, Institute of Medical Biometry

In this public panel discussion, Dr. Bargsted-Valdés (sociology), Prof. Lehmann (innovation and sustainability in Ibero-America) and Dr. Scherer (medical biometrics) will discuss issues pertaining to “Communicating for Societal Cohesion, Inclusion and Resilience”. The event is part of the 2nd HCIAS International Symposium on Ibero-American Studies being hosted in Heidelberg from 3–5 December. To attend, please register in advance.

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Social Sustainability and Communication Dynamics

The symposium centers on theories, methodologies, and practices that expand our understanding of social sustainability and its communicative dynamics across Ibero-America and Europe, drawing on perspectives from both the social sciences and the humanities. The symposium seeks to encourage academic dialogue, advance knowledge, and support the training of the next generation of scholars in interdisciplinary Ibero-American studies. The keynote speeches and panel discussion are open to a wider audience.

The symposium is organized by the Heidelberg Center for Ibero-American Studies (HCIAS) of Heidelberg University, in collaboration with the Facultad de Ciencias Sociales of Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile and the Heidelberg Center Latin America in Santiago de Chile.

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