Rotterdamlezing

How value becomes resilient: building the community economy in Rotterdam
Illustration of Rotterdam with examples of citizen collectives.

In the Rotterdamlezing, we connect the city with our university by transferring knowledge about social challenges.

Logo of Erasmus Trustfonds.

The 'Rotterdamlezing' has been a gift from Erasmus University Rotterdam and Erasmus Trustfonds (co-organiser of this evening) to the city since 2003. The university actively seeks to connect with the city by researching what is alive among its residents and by contributing to solving social challenges. The lectures always have a keen eye for the most current challenges for Rotterdam.

Rotterdamlezing 2024.

Full Rotterdamlezing 2024 - How value becomes resilient (in Dutch)

Professor Tine De Moor spreekt tijdens de Rotterdamlezing 2024.

Rotterdamlezing 2024 - Highlights

Trust in the government is low among many people. The recent election results show that. On the other hand, recent fraud investigations also showed a huge distrust from the government in the benevolence of citizens. How do we solve this? Are the many citizen collectives in Rotterdam the missing link between citizens and government?

On May 13th 2024 professor Tine de Moor takes you into the world of citizen collectives during the 20th Rotterdamlezing. A citizen collective is a group of people who unite to pursue common goals relevant to their community. She talked about how citizen collectives help and can help the city of Rotterdam in the future.

Photos

Tine de Moor in conversation with the host on stage at Arminius.
Rotterdamlezing 2024
  • Five people are on stage at Arminius.
  • Tine de Moor with microphone in her hand on stage at Arminius.
  • Overview of the room at Arminius debating centre with Tine de Moor on stage in the background.

Rotterdamlezing 2024

Tine de Moor in conversation with the host on stage at Arminius.
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Five people are on stage at Arminius.
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Tine de Moor with microphone in her hand on stage at Arminius.
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Overview of the room at Arminius debating centre with Tine de Moor on stage in the background.
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Singer and guitarist on stage during the Rotterdamlezing.
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Three people from Collectieve Kracht explain.
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Person from the audience asks a question with microphone in hand.
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The auditorium in Arminius from above with the audience looking out on the stage below.
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Tine de Moor raises her left hand during her speech at debate centre Arminius.
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Annelien Bredenoord stands behind speaking podium and gives a speech at debate centre Arminius.
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The audience looks at the panel talking on stage.
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Tine de Moor in conversation with the host on stage at Arminius.
Five people are on stage at Arminius.
Tine de Moor with microphone in her hand on stage at Arminius.
Overview of the room at Arminius debating centre with Tine de Moor on stage in the background.
Singer and guitarist on stage during the Rotterdamlezing.
Three people from Collectieve Kracht explain.
Person from the audience asks a question with microphone in hand.
The auditorium in Arminius from above with the audience looking out on the stage below.
Tine de Moor raises her left hand during her speech at debate centre Arminius.
Annelien Bredenoord stands behind speaking podium and gives a speech at debate centre Arminius.
The audience looks at the panel talking on stage.

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