Do we leave our values at home from 9-5?. In this talk "VALUES AT WORK", we investigate and question how we leave or take on values during office hours - now and in the future.
Public Service is a cooperative creative agency and a non-profit organisation.With our work, events and talks, we question the status quo of our creative industry and society as a whole.
SPEAKERS -> Claus Sneppen (he/him)-Partner and future researcher at the Institute of Future Studies: Claus is working intensively with models of office work, working life, experience economy, meeting culture, meetings, and meeting places. He is the author of "Hybrid Workplace 2023" (CIFS 2023)
Emma Holten (she/her) - Feminist, activist and gender policy consultant. In 2014 she created the project "CONSENT" about her own experience with digital sexual violence. Since then, she has worked on an array of subjects. Among them power in the workplace and feminism in art and literature. Since 2019 her primary focus has been feminist economics.
Souha Al-Mersal (she/her) -Journalist, author, and facilitator in inner sustainability. She spent most of her career creating a platform for minority women to reclaim the language and definitions in the conversations of shame, norms, and minority stress in Denmark. Souha is a humanitarian at heart, having experience with several NGOs in Denmark and the Middle East.
Sophie Gevind (she/her) -Writer, creative director and founder of Public Service. Sophie works at the intersection of commercial and activist creativity and communication - obsessed with the idea of organizing the creative industry for the better and different.
PROGRAM ->
Doors open at 18.30 - we begin at 19.00 sharp.
Each speaker will give a 20-minute talk related to the topic. We'll end with a panel discussion and a Q&A session. Creative, documentarist and diversity consultant, Jennifer Tonndorff will moderate the panel and Q&A session.
The event is possible thanks to the support of TuborgFondet & Snabslanten.
Public Service is a cooperative creative agency and a non-profit organisation.With our work, events and talks, we question the status quo of our creative industry and society as a whole.
SPEAKERS -> Claus Sneppen (he/him)-Partner and future researcher at the Institute of Future Studies: Claus is working intensively with models of office work, working life, experience economy, meeting culture, meetings, and meeting places. He is the author of "Hybrid Workplace 2023" (CIFS 2023)
Emma Holten (she/her) - Feminist, activist and gender policy consultant. In 2014 she created the project "CONSENT" about her own experience with digital sexual violence. Since then, she has worked on an array of subjects. Among them power in the workplace and feminism in art and literature. Since 2019 her primary focus has been feminist economics.
Souha Al-Mersal (she/her) -Journalist, author, and facilitator in inner sustainability. She spent most of her career creating a platform for minority women to reclaim the language and definitions in the conversations of shame, norms, and minority stress in Denmark. Souha is a humanitarian at heart, having experience with several NGOs in Denmark and the Middle East.
Sophie Gevind (she/her) -Writer, creative director and founder of Public Service. Sophie works at the intersection of commercial and activist creativity and communication - obsessed with the idea of organizing the creative industry for the better and different.
PROGRAM ->
Doors open at 18.30 - we begin at 19.00 sharp.
Each speaker will give a 20-minute talk related to the topic. We'll end with a panel discussion and a Q&A session. Creative, documentarist and diversity consultant, Jennifer Tonndorff will moderate the panel and Q&A session.
The event is possible thanks to the support of TuborgFondet & Snabslanten.