Kinderarbeit in Deutschland am Beispiel von Family Influencing (Wandelwoche Lüneburg 2026)

Can child labor still exist in Germany—and what does it look like today? Oliver Moliner, Advocacy Officer at Terre des Hommes Germany, uses the example of “Family Influencing” to show how exploitative child labor hides in social media, presents the latest findings from the Terre des Hommes 2026 research study, and discusses ways to combat these new forms of exploitation. An engaging, thought-provoking insight with clear take-home recommendations.

Terre des Hommes, Lüneburg Group
www.tdh-ag.de/lueneburg.html
lueneburg@tdh-ag.de

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The Lüneburg Transformation Week will take place from October 30 to November 8, 2026.
A good life for everyone is possible—if we engage in dialogue, share ideas, learn about different perspectives, and work together to find solutions.
 
Through >50 events organized by >60 Lüneburg-based initiatives, the “Wandelwoche” showcases what’s already happening in Lüneburg, encourages people to get involved, and creates spaces for connection, exchange, and collaborative experimentation. The focus is on the big questions of our time: climate and sustainability, democracy, housing and mobility, social justice and diversity—and always on how we talk about and debate these issues with one another.
 
How can we engage with one another respectfully and as equals? How do we keep the conversation going, even when we disagree? And how can we work together to shape a future worth living?
 
Transition Week invites you to try exactly that.
 
A festival of change under the motto
“A good life for everyone is possible.”
 
You can find all the events here: https://wandelwoche-lueneburg.de/veranstaltungen/