Christine
Christine – a traditional name that has been passed down in her family for generations. For the 69-year-old, it signifies connection and continuity. She has lived in Würzburg for almost fifty years, where she began her studies and has remained to this day. “When I see the fortress, I know: this is my home.”
Christine is grateful for her life: her health, family, and friends give her strength. But she also sees that not everyone in Würzburg can live as contentedly as she does. It is particularly important to her to provide more support for children and young people – not only in school, but also through sports, music, culture, and social activities.
Integration is also close to her heart. “It takes openness on both sides—and more staff to make it work.” She herself could imagine accompanying immigrants in their everyday lives.
She views the political situation in Germany with concern: too much conflict, too little cohesion. Her wish for the future: stability, respect, and a society that makes everyone feel like they belong.
Das Projekt
in aller Kürze
Jeder Mensch - egal wie alt, egal woher - will irgendwann endlich ankommen. Wir zeigen 1.000 Menschen aus Würzburg, jeden mit seiner eigenen Geschichte.
Über diese Geschichten, Kunst, Diskussionen und kreative Formate laden wir alle ein, miteinander ins Gespräch zu kommen, gemeinsame Werte zu entdecken und sie im besten Fall gemeinschaftlich umzusetzen.
Dass Diversität im eigenen Umfeld als Chance begriffen werden kann, will das Projekt ebenso erfahrbar machen, wie das Glücksgefühl, das sich einstellt, wenn man selbst etwas verändert.
