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The aim of the SALUS project is to enable mental health professionals to strike the right balance between autonomy, well-being and security in the treatment of persons with mental disorders.Institute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine, Ruhr University BochumMalakowturm - Markstraße 258a44799 BochumGermanyTel+4923432-28628Fax+4923432-14205bochum-salus-project@rub.deDepartment of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Preventive Medicine, LWL University Hospital, Ruhr University BochumAlexandrinenstr. 1-344791 BochumGermanyTel+4923450770Fax+492345077-1329bochum-salus-project@rub.de-
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BMBF research group SALUS
Dr. Jakov Gather / Dr. Matthé ScholtenInstitute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine
Ruhr University Bochum
Markstr. 258a (Malakowturm)
44799 Bochum, Germany
Tel.: +49 (0)234 32-23394
Fax: +49 (0)234 32-14205&
Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Preventive Medicine
LWL University Hospital, Ruhr University Bochum
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- 18 — 19Oct.2018Rotterdam
- 18. Oct. 2018LectureJakov GatherSALUS – The ethics of coercion: Striking a balance between autonomy, well-being and security in psychiatry practice
- 19. Oct. 2018LectureMatthé ScholtenA conceptual framework for evaluating informal coercion in psychiatry
- 27Oct.2018Amsterdam
- LectureMatthé ScholtenBij nader inzien: preventief opsluiten Preventive detention at second glance
- 8Nov.2018Bochum
- 1630 — 1800Alexandrinenstraße 3Klinik für Psychiatrie, Psychotherapie und Präventivmedizin, LWL-Universitätsklinikum, Ruhr-Universität BochumKonferenzraum 3LectureTanja HenkingDie S3-Leitlinie "Verhinderung von Zwang: Prävention und Therapie Aggressiven Verhaltens bei Erwachsenen" – Rechtliche und Ethische Perspektiven
- 20Nov.2018Dortmund
- WorkshopMatthé ScholtenSollen wir Zwang anwenden oder nicht? Ethische Herausforderungen bei der Anwendung von freiheitsentziehenden Maßnahmen in der klinischen Praxis
- 27 — 30Nov.2018Berlin
- 29. Nov. 2018LectureJakov GatherDarf man eine Elektrokrampftherapie gegen den Patientenwillen durchführen?
- 5Dec.2018Bochum
On December 5, Louis C. Charland will give a workshop at the Institute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine and a lecture at the LWL University Hospital of the Ruhr University Bochum. Louis Charland is Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario and he is author of the Stanford Encyclopedia article on decision-making capacity. Abstracts can be found below.
Attendance is free. Registration for the lecture is not required. To register for the workshop, please send a short message to bochum-salus-project@rub.de.
These events are organized by the BMBF research group SALUS (https://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/malakow/ethic_psych/projekte/index.html.en#SALUS). The SALUS group is sponsored by the German Ministry of Education and Research.
- 1000 — 1200Markstraße 258aInstitute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine, Ruhr University BochumSeminar room on the 7th floorWorkshopLouis C. CharlandDecision-Making Capacity and Informed Consent: A Role for Emotions
Decision-Making Capacity and Informed Consent: A Role for Emotions
Theories of informed consent, and in particular the element of decision-making capacity in informed consent, tend to be framed in cognitive terms. When emotions are considered, they are only recognized in terms of their negative contribution to consent and capacity: how they interfere, compromise, or impair consent. However, this negative portrayal of emotions as ‘enemies of reason’ and impairments of cognition can be argued to be clinically inaccurate as emotions also figure positively in human decision-making and deliberation. What positive role then could emotions play in consent and could emotion even be necessary for valid consent?
- 1600 — 1730LectureLouis C. CharlandLoss of Control and Addiction
Loss of Control and Addiction
Loss of control is a defining feature of many leading contemporary theories of addiction. However, on close analysis, the concept proves to be very elusive. Few clinical scientists seem to openly admit that loss of control occurs outside of episodes of intoxication and withdrawal, and to date clinical research on the topic has been virtually nil. On their side, philosophers and social critics often deny that there is ever any true or final loss of control in addiction, arguing it is ultimately a ‘choice’. What role then is there for the concept of loss of control in addiction beyond intoxication and withdrawal? Research on the role of decision-making capacity in informed consent offers some interesting suggestions how to approach this question.
- 26Feb.2019Washington D.C.
- LectureMatthé ScholtenCompetence to consent and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
- 9May.2019Bochum
- 1630 — 1800Alexandrinenstraße 3Klinik für Psychiatrie, Psychotherapie und Präventivmedizin, LWL-Universitätsklinikum, Ruhr-Universität BochumKonferenzraum 3LectureAndrea zur NiedenPsychiatrischer Alltag: Zwang und Reform in den Anstalten des Landschaftsverbandes Rheinland (1970 - 1990)
- 22May.2019Ratingen
- LectureJakov GatherDie Anwendung von Zwang in der Psychiatrie im Spannungsfeld von Autonomie, Sicherheit und Fürsorge
- 19Jun.2019Mainz
- LectureJakov GatherGibt es ethische Dilemmasituationen in der Psychiatrie und wenn ja, wie kann man sie lösen?
- 27 — 28Jun.2019Bochum
In Men in White Coats (OUP, 2018), George Szmukler discusses a wide array of ethical problems related to involuntary medical treatment in psychiatry, arguing that mental health laws warranting involuntary treatment based on the presence of a ‘mental disorder’ and a ‘risk to self or others’ discriminate against persons with mental disorders. As a solution to this problem, Szmukler develops a ‘Fusion Law Proposal,’ which bases involuntary treatment squarely on a lack of decision-making capability and ensures that involuntary treatment respects the rights, will and preferences of the person under treatment.
Registration
Registration for the public lecture is not necessary. To register for the workshop, please send a brief e-mail to bochum-salus-project@rub.de. Having read the chapters is not a requirement for participation in the workshop, but copies of the chapters can be made available upon request.
Organization
The lecture and book symposium are organized by the Bochum SALUS project. The Bochum SALUS project is sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
- 27. Jun. 20191630 — 1800Alexandrinenstraße 1-3Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Preventive Medicine, LWL University Hospital Ruhr University BochumSeminar Room 3LectureGeorge Szmukler, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry and Society, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neurosience, King's College London
- 28. Jun. 20191000 — 0500Malakowturm / Markstraße 258aInstitute for Medical Ethics and History of MedicineSeminar Room, 7th floorSymposiumGeorge Szmukler
- 21 — 27Jul.2019Rome
- 24. Jul. 2019LectureMatthé ScholtenThe Bochum SALUS project and a conceptual framework for evaluating informal coercion in psychiatry
- 21. Jul. 2019LectureMatthé ScholtenMental health law reform and compulsory treatment in The Netherlands
- 12 — 14Sep.2019Oxford
- 12. Sep. 2019LectureAstrid GieselmannPsychiatric advance directives under the CRPD: Which preferences carry more weight?
- 18Sep.2019Herne
- LectureJakov GatherWie autonomiefokussiert und offen sollte die Psychiatrie sein? Konzeptionelle und ethische Überlegungen
- 26 — 28Sep.2019Göttingen
- 26. Sep. 2019LectureMatthé ScholtenNachteilige Behandlung aufgrund von Gruppenzugehörigkeit? Selbstbestimmungsfähigkeit, stellvertretende Entscheidungsfindung und Diskriminierung von Menschen mit psychischen Störungen Disadvantageous treatment based on group membership? Competence to consent, substitute decision-making, and discrimination of persons with mental disorders
- 27. Sep. 2019LectureJakov GatherInformeller Zwang statt geschlossenen Türen? Konzeptionelle und ethische Überlegungen zu offenen Unterbringungsformen in der Psychiatrie
- 26. Sep. 2019LectureAstrid GieselmannOdysseus-Verfügungen von Menschen mit bipolaren Störungen – Plädoyer für ihre Anwendung in der klinischen Praxis
- 28Sep.2019Dresden
- LectureJakov GatherOffene Unterbringungsformen – Irrweg oder Zukunft der Akutpsychiatrie?
- 10 — 12Oct.2019Frankfurt a.M.
- 12. Oct. 2019LectureJakov GatherAstrid GieselmannOdysseus-Verfügungen. Ethisches Konzept und offene Fragen
- 16Oct.2019Ravensburg-Weissenau
- LectureJakov GatherWelchen Beitrag kann die Ethik zur Verbesserung der psychiatrischen Versorgung leisten?
- 23Oct.2019Oslo
- LectureMatthé ScholtenWhat replaces the locked door? Open-door policies and the use of treatment pressures
- LectureJakov GatherThe debate on open-door policies in acute psychiatry. Concepts and controversies.
- LectureLaura van MelleOpen-door policies in Germany and the High and Intensive Care Model in the Netherlands: Commonalities and differences
- 24 — 26Oct.2019Oslo
- 26. Oct. 2019LectureMatthé ScholtenA conceptual framework for evaluating the use of informal coercion and treatment pressures in psychiatry.
- 25. Oct. 2019LectureJakov GatherHow do service users evaluate treatment pressures in comparison to formal coercion? Preliminary results of a qualitative empirical study
- 26. Oct. 2019LectureSimone EfkemannThe influence of staff attitudes towards coercion on decisions to apply coercive measures
- 30Oct.2019Neuss
- LectureJakov GatherGegen den Willen in der Psychiatrie. Ethische Herausforderungen im Umgang mit untergebrachten Patient*innen
- WorkshopJakov GatherGegen den Willen in der Psychiatrie. Ethische Herausforderungen im Umgang mit untergebrachten Patient*innen
- 12Nov.2019Dordrecht
- LectureMatthé ScholtenWhat replaces the locked door? Open-door policies and the use of treatment pressures
- LectureSimone EfkemannThe German debate on open-door policies in acute psychiatry: concepts and controversies.
- 15 — 16Nov.2019Amsterdam
- 15. Nov. 2019University of AmsterdamLectureMatthé ScholtenInvoluntary commitment based on a diagnosis of a mental disorder and perceived risk to self or others amounts to arbitrary deprivation of liberty
- 27 — 30Nov.2019Berlin
- 27. Nov. 2019LectureMatthé ScholtenSind Unterbringungen aufgrund von Eigen- oder Fremdgefährdung ein willkürlicher Freiheitsentzug? Does involuntary commitment based on a diagnosis of a mental disorder and perceived risk to self or others amount to arbitrary deprivation of liberty?
- 29. Nov. 2019LectureMatthé ScholtenWelchen Stellenwert haben psychiatrische Vorausverfügungen vor dem Hintergrund der UN-Behindertenrechtskonvention? Psychiatric advance directives under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
- 28. Nov. 2019LectureJakov GatherFixierung zur Durchführung einer Chemotherapie bei einem an Krebs erkrankten Patienten mit geistiger Behinderung – ethisch vertretbar oder nicht?
- 28. Nov. 2019LectureJakov GatherEKT durchführen oder nicht? Medizinethische Perspektiven auf eine notorisch umstrittene Therapie
- 29. Nov. 2019LectureSimone EfkemannBeeinflussen die Einstellungen von psychiatrischen Professionellen zu Zwang die klinische Entscheidungsfindung?
- 28. Nov. 2019LectureAstrid GieselmannOdysseus-Verfügungen in der Psychiatrie – ethisches Konzept und Erfahrungen aus verschiedenen europäischen Ländern
- 9 — 13Dec.2019Würzburg
- 10. Dec. 2019LectureJakov GatherZwang verhindern durch offene Türen?
- 4Mar.2020Neuss
- LectureJakov GatherWie weitgehend sollte die Unterbringung in offenen Formen erfolgen? Überlegungen aus psychiatrischer und ethischer Sicht
- 5 — 6Mar.2020Cologne
- 5. Mar. 2020LectureMatthé ScholtenSelf-binding directives in psychiatry: A systematic literature review
- 24 — 25Sep.2020Digital conference
- 24. Sep. 2020LectureMatthé ScholtenWer bestimmt, was Lebensqualität ist? Konzeptionelle und ethische Überlegungen zum „gesundheitlichen Wohl" bei der Rechtfertigung von Zwangsbehandlungen in der Psychiatrie [Who is to judge about quality of life? Conceptual and ethical reflections on the concept of wellbeing in relation to the justification of involuntary treatment in psychiatry]
- 25. Sep. 2020LectureSarah PotthoffAnwendung und Begründung psychologischen Drucks und informellen Zwangs im Umgang mit Menschen mit einer psychischen Erkrankung. Ergebnisse einer qualitativ empirischen Studie mit Betroffenen und Angehörigen
- 3Oct.2020Münsteronline
- onlineWorkshopJakov GatherZwang in der Psychiatrie – Muss das wirklich sein?
- 27Oct.2020onlineEssen
- onlineLectureJakov GatherZwang und Gewalt bei der Betreuung, Pflege und Behandlung alter Menschen
- 1Dec.2020online
- LectureMatthé ScholtenLegal capacity, dementia and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
- 10Dec.2020online
- 1100 — 1200LectureMatthé ScholtenLaura van MelleKansen en uitdagingen bij de implementatie van zelfbindingsverklaringen [Opportunities and challenges of self-binding directives]
- 1Jun.2021Online meeting
- LectureMatthé ScholtenDie Umsetzung der UN-BRK in der Psychiatrie: Ethische Chancen und Herausforderungen The implementation of the UN-CRPD in mental health care: Ethical challenges and opportunities
- 9 — 11Sep.2021Cluj-Napoca
- 11. Sep. 2021LectureMatthé ScholtenA conceptual framework for the ethical evaluation of supported decision-making.
- 29 — 30Sep.2021online
Partizipative, kollaborative und betroffenen-kontrollierte Forschung hat in den letzten Jahren insbesondere in den Gesundheitswissenschaften zunehmend an Bedeutung gewonnen. Trotz der gemeinsamen Zielsetzung, gesellschaftliche Akteur:innen als Co-Forscher:innen an Wissenschaft zu beteiligen und diese individuell und kollektiv zu stärken, existiert eine große Diversität an Ansätzen. Ziel des Workshops ist es, diese Diversität an Forschungsansätzen mit ihren Stärken und Schwächen am Beispiel ausgewählter Forschungsprojekte kennenzulernen und mit den Forscher:innen kritisch zu diskutieren. Darüber hinaus können eigene partizipative Forschungsprojekte entwickelt werden.
- 29. Sep. 20211500 — 1830
- 30. Sep. 20211530 — 1830
Flyer-SALUS_Workshop-Partizipative-Forschung_öffentlich.pdf
- 29 — 30Sep.2021online
Odysseus-Verfügungen stellen eine besondere Form einer Patientenverfügung bzw. Behandlungsvereinbarung dar, in der Betroffene im Voraus festlegen können, dass sie in einem späteren Zustand der Einwilligungsunfähigkeit während einer psychischen Krise gegen ihren Willen in ein psychiatrisches Krankenhaus gebracht und ggf. auch behandelt werden wollen. In der medizinethischen Diskussion wird eine Vielzahl von Risiken und Chancen von Odysseus-Verfügungen diskutiert. Das Midterm Symposium der Bochumer BMBF-Forschungsgruppe SALUS verfolgt das Ziel, diese Risiken und Chancen aus einer interdisziplinären und trialogischen Perspektive zu erörtern.
- 29. Sep. 20211000 — 1400
- 30. Sep. 20211000 — 1500
Flyer-Midterm-Symposium-SALUS-1.pdf
- 30Sep.2021Online meeting
Self-binding directives (or Ulysses contracts) are a special type of psychiatric advance directive by means of which mental health service users can give advance consent to compulsory hospital admission or treatment during a future mental health crisis. There is an ongoing philosophical debate over the ethical opportunities and risks of self-binding directives. This conference focuses on the attitudes of stakeholders (notably service users, informal caregivers and professionals) toward self-binding directives, with a focus on Germany, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom. New qualitative empirical evidence will be presented and discussed from an international perspective.
Flyer-midterm-symposium-SALUS-English.pdf
- 21 — 25Mar.2022Bochumonline
Qualitative health research has gained relevace in recent years. The ethical review of qualitative health research poses various ethical and practical challenges for qualitative researchers and members of ethics committees and this has stirred up a lively international debate.
Legal regulations, ethical codes and research ethical infrastructures differ from country to country, even if the fundamental ethical questions are the same.The aim of this international spring school is to bring together early-career (PhDs and postdocs) and senior researchers from various disciplines to critically examine ethical issues in qualitative health research.
SUBTOPICS:
principles of research ethics
international ethical guidelines and national discipline-specific ethical codes
legal regulation and research ethical ethical infrastructures
ethical review practices
procedural ethics and ethics of practice
informed consent and competence to consent
risk-benefit assessment
data protection and anonymization
relationship between researchers and research participants
vulnerability
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS
Hella von Unger, Professor of Sociology at the Ludwig-Maximilian University, Germany and chairperson of the ethics committee of the faculty of Social Sciences
Michael Schönhuth, Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Trier, Germany
Kristin Margrete Heggen, Professor of Health Science at the University of Oslo, Norway
Henrika Jormfeldt, Professor of Nursing at the University of Halmstad, Sweden
The spring school will take place at the Institute for Medical Ethics and History of Medicine of the Ruhr University Bochum from March 21-25, 2022.
Participants with a background in health science, nursing science, social science, social anthropology, medical ethics or psychology preferably from Germany, Norway and Sweden are invited to present their research at the workshop.
Applicants are asked to send an abstract in English on any of the subtopics (300-400 words) along with a short CV to sarah.potthoff@rub.de.
Submit your application by January 9, 2022.
Accepted participants will give a presentation of 25 minutes, followed by a 30-minutes discussion. The conference language is English. All participants are invited to prepare a manuscript and to submit it for publication in a special issue.
REIMBURSEMENT
Travel expenses and costs for accommodation will be reimbursed. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is included. Participants will receive a remuneration of € 300 for preparing a manuscript that is ready for submission to the special issue.
- 21. Mar. 2022Bochum
- 3 — 8Jul.2022Lyon
- 3. Jul. 2022LectureMatthé ScholtenClinical decision-making in relation to involuntary treatment in forensic hospitals: Results of a qualitative study in North-Rhine Westfalia, Germany
- 5 — 9Sep.2022Bochum
Discrimination within mental health care based on structural systems of discrimination, such as ableism, racism, (hetero)sexism, classism and ageism, is a barrier to social and health care justice and, thus, constitutes a pressing ethical, legal and social concern. Intersectionality has emerged as a paradigm to analyse structures of discrimination which centres the simultaneity, complexity, interdependency, and co-constitution of overlapping systems of discrimination. However, numerous challenges to intersectionality as both a theory and a practical tool remain to be solved.
The aim of this international summer school is to bring together early-career (PhDs and postdocs) and senior researchers from various disciplines to critically examine intersectionality as a tool to identify and prevent discrimination in mental health care.
There will be four workshops as part of the conference. The main topics are:
- Philosophy and theory of intersectionality
- Approaches to understanding and measuring discrimination
- A human rights perspective on intersectionality
- Intersectionality as a praxis tool – strategies of anti-discrimination
Confirmed speakers:
Prof. Claudia Bernard: Professor of Social Work and Co-head of Department, Goldsmith University London
Prof. Dr. Theresia Degener: Professor of Law and Disability Studies, Protestant University of Applied Sciences, BODYS Bochum
Prof. Stephani Hatch: Professor of Sociology and Epidemiology, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London
Prof. Dr. Dr. Andreas Heinz: Clinical Director of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Campus Charité Mitte, Berlin.
Dr. Katharine Jenkins: Lecturer in Social Philosophy, University of Glasgow
Dr. Amma Yeboah: Psychodynamic supervisor and coach, researcher and psychiatrist
Further information:
Participants with a background in medicine, health science, philosophy, nursing science, sociology, legal studies, social work, disability studies, gender studies, critical race studies, medical ethics or psychology, preferably from Germany and the UK, are invited to present their research at the workshop.
Applicants are asked to send an abstract in English on any of the subtopics (300 – 400 words) along with a short CV to mirjam.faissner@rub.de by 15 March, 2022.
Accepted participants will give a presentation of 25 minutes, followed by a 30-minute discussion. The conference language is English. All participants are invited to prepare a manuscript and submit it for publication in a special issue. Furthermore, all participants are invited to participate in a jointly written policy paper.
The international Summer School will take place at the Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Preventive Medicine, LWL University Hospital, Ruhr University Bochum (Alexandrinenstraße 1-3, 44791 Bochum) from 5 – 9 September, 2022, and is sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
Reimbursement:
Travel expenses and costs for accommodation will be reimbursed. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner is included. Participants will receive a remuneration of € 300 for preparing a manuscript that is ready for submission to the special issue.
Organisers:
Mirjam Faissner, Jakov Gather, Georg Juckel
- 5. Sep. 2022
Call-for-Abstracts_Summerschool-Intersectionality-d-e.pdf
- 8Sep.2022online
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Kluge September 8, 2022 5.30-7.00 p.m. Online event
- 1730 — 1900LectureUlrike KlugeRassismus und die psychische Gesundheitsversorgung Racism and health care
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Kluge September 8, 2022 5.30-7.00 p.m. Online event
Public-lecture_Flyer.pdf
- 11Jan.2023online
The police are an important stakeholder in the provision of mental health care in Germany. On the one hand, police officers regularly come into contact with people with mental illness in crisis situations and are involved in their forced admission to psychiatric care in dangerous situations. This often reveals deficits in the training of police officers in dealing appropriately with people with mental illness.
On the other hand, the question of the respective responsibilities at the interface of police and psychiatry and especially in the area of danger prevention has long been raised. The regulatory function of psychiatry has particularly been intensively discussed repeatedly for some years, combined with demands that this area – insofar as measures are taken against the will of a person – be transferred solely to the police and the judiciary.
Against this background, this symposium will examine and critically discuss the role of the police in the context of psychiatric care from various perspectives: psychiatric, legal and police science.
- 1500 — 1715
Flyer_Polizeisymposium_final-1.pdf
- 18 — 19Apr.2023Bochum
FOSTREN ist eine von COST finanzierte Initiative zum Aufbau eines nachhaltigen, multidisziplinären Netzwerks von Forscher*innen und Innovator*innen, die sich für ein besseres Verständnis der Eindämmung von Zwang in psychiatrischen Diensten einsetzen. Im April diesen Jahres hat die SALUS-Gruppe eines der regelmäßig stattfindenden Arbeitsgruppentreffen von FOSTREN unter dem Titel „The Ethics of Coercion“ abgehalten.
Inhaltlicher Schwerpunkt war die Diskussion um die vollständige Abschaffung von psychiatrischem Zwang nach einem Hauptvortrag durch Prof. Dirk Richter aus Bern sowie die Möglichkeit zur Stärkung von Autonomie Betroffener durch eine Kombination aus unterstützter Entscheidungsfindung und der Einschätzung von Einwilligungsfähigkeit nach einem Hauptvortrag durch Dr. Matthé Scholten aus Bochum. Weitere Themen waren die Sichtweise von Angehörigen zur Anwendung informellen Zwangs, partizipative Forschung im Rahmen der Forschung zu psychiatrischer Versorgung sowie die Implementierung und Nutzung psychiatrischer Vorausverfügungen.
- 18. Apr. 2023COST Action FOSTREN – Working Group Meeting
FOSTREN_Bochum_final-program_230417-1.pdf
- 10 — 11Dec.2024Bochumonline
Die zweitägige Abschlusskonferenz der BMBF-Forschungsgruppe SALUS findet am 10. und 11. Dezember in Bochum (hybrid) statt und widmet sich aus einer interdisziplinären Perspektive dem Thema „Zwang in der Psychiatrie im Spannungsfeld von Selbstbestimmung, gesundheitlichem Wohl und Sicherheit“.
- 10. Dec. 2024BochumTag 1
- 11. Dec. 2024BochumTag 2
Flyer_SALUS_final_Version-2.pdf