Julia von Lindern and Tim Lukas in Düsseldorf: Discussion about housing and participation
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An evening about homelessness, public spaces and the question of participation
On October 13, 2026, literary public meets social urgency at FFT Düsseldorf: Julia von Lindern and Dr. Tim Lukas discuss homelessness, safety in urban spaces, and the perspectives of people who are too often overlooked in public space in the series (Non-).Housing. (Non-).Participation. Düsseldorf Perspectives. The event starts at 6:30 PM in the foyer of FFT and is free of charge according to the organizers. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/schedule/nicht-wohnen-nicht-teilhaben-duesseldorfer-perspektiven-en?utm_source=openai))
Reading atmosphere between analysis and societal resonance
This discussion unfolds its literary and cultural weight not through pathos, but through precision. The evening promises a dense author encounter with two voices looking at the same social wound from different professional perspectives: Dr. Tim Lukas as a social scientist focusing on urban safety, public space, and marginalized groups, and Julia von Lindern as managing director of the Federal Association Housing First Germany and co-designer of an approach that aims to overcome, not just manage, homelessness. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/schedule/nicht-wohnen-nicht-teilhaben-duesseldorfer-perspektiven-en?utm_source=openai))
Why this evening goes far beyond a classic discussion
Housing and homelessness do not appear here as marginal topics, but as a magnifying glass for the question of how cities organize belonging. The announcement of the series emphasizes the conflicts around safety, public space usage, and the responsibilities of social work and authorities. For a culturally interested audience, this results in an evening that intertwines sociology, urban debate, and societal empathy. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/schedule/nicht-wohnen-nicht-teilhaben-duesseldorfer-perspektiven-en?utm_source=openai))
FFT Düsseldorf as a suitable place for urban discourse
The FFT Düsseldorf is located in KAP1 at Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1, directly opposite the main train station. This venue combines theater, contemporary discourse, and a city center location to create a stage where social issues gain immediate proximity. Central routes via the train station and the KAP1 parking deck are available for arrival. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/kontakt/?utm_source=openai))
Conclusion: An evening that invites observation
For those interested in literature in the broader cultural sense, urban society, and the future of housing, this event offers more than just an informational session; it promises a pointed author encounter with social relevance. Admission is free, the discussion topic is highly current, and the location is easily accessible: an evening to experience live. ([fft-duesseldorf.de](https://www.fft-duesseldorf.de/schedule/nicht-wohnen-nicht-teilhaben-duesseldorfer-perspektiven-en?utm_source=openai))
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