Save the date: 16 | 17 | 18 May 2025

A weekend with a view

Look closely at what is happening.
Ilse Aichinger

Participants

At the Internationale Tage der Information in Innsbruck, journalists from different regions of the world can speak with their specific expertise, comment on pressing issues, debate with one another and talk to scientists, NGO representatives and the Audience.

Claus Biegert

In 1973, journalist Claus Biegert (born in 1947) turned to the indigenous people of North America and to date has remained steadfast to them. In his work as author and film maker, he puts one spotlight on uranium, a radioactive ore that is mined globally—predominantly on the land of indigenous people and causes the destruction of their habitats that will last for millennia. In 1992, he organised the world conference World Uranium Hearing, which led to the creation of the Nuclear-Free Future Award in 1999, which Biegert oversaw for 20 years. For some years now, he has dedicated his activities to the rights of nature. He is planning an international film, in which the Austrian-German river Loisach serves as the protagonist. He is based at Staffelsee lake, close to Loisach.

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The program

A weekend with a view: Debates, talks, readings, films, exhibitions and audio features

The locations

The festival venues are in the center of Innsbruck. They can be easily reached on foot.

Information

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