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Values education in the context of integration, plurality, and cohesion: Developments. Challenges. Approaches.

Seminar with Kenan Güngör

Speaker: Kenan Güngör



Date: November 12, 2026

Time: 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Duration: 4 hours (online)



Key areas:

- The meaning of values and the transmission of values in migration-influenced, pluralistic societies

- Role of value orientation for successful integration, capacity for pluralism and social cohesion

- Current social developments and areas of conflict (e.g., belonging, religion, gender roles, basic democratic principles)

- Differentiation between constitutional and human rights principles and social and cultural value patterns in everyday life

- Challenges and practical examples from institutions, education and social work



Objectives: To deepen understanding of the relevance and complexity of values education in pluralistic societies; to strengthen confidence in dealing with value conflicts without stigmatization or assumptions; to develop practical, evidence-based approaches for mindful, ambiguity-reflective, and clear values education.



Kenan Güngör holds a degree in sociology and is the owner of the think.difference office, where he advises governmental and non-governmental organizations on integration and diversity issues. As a strategic consultant, he has advised the City of Vienna on integration and diversity-related topics and has been a visiting professor at the University of Vienna. He is also a member of the Federal Government's independent Expert Council on Integration and was the chair of the City of Vienna's Expert Forum.



To register:Link