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Collegial case consultation with the ADS

Date: 07.05.2026 at 10: 00 - 12:00 Cost: join for

The collegial case consultation takes place regularly and is an online format of the specialist office

Anti-discrimination advice from the German Anti-Discrimination Association in

Cooperation with the advisory department of the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency.

The aim is to offer professional support and promote exchange.

legal questions about the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG), questions about specific

Cases or challenging case constellations from our own consulting practice

discussed.

During the two-hour collegial case consultation, selected cases and questions

with two advisors (one from the Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency and one from

civil society advisory center). A legal classification

(on the AGG) and from an advisory perspective together on the

The question and possible courses of action were discussed.

Case discussion will provide space for exchange on related questions, assessments and

Give experiences.

Registration is not required, but if you would like to participate, we are

I would be grateful for a quick response via email, as this will make planning easier.

If you would like to discuss cases or questions, please fill out the following form by

as of March 2404.2026, XNUMX:

 https://survey.lamapoll.de/Fallabfrage_April_2026 

For feedback, questions about the format or special needs, please contact us by email at

Details

Cost:
join for
Category:
online
Further information
Contact person
Antonia Bottel
Antonia.bottel@antidiskriminierung.org
target audience
Anti-discrimination consultants, as well as consultants who advise on the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG)

Venue

Online

Organiser

advd

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