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Hmm...skip the small talk

Hmm...skip the small talk

Join us for “Hmm…skip the small talk” a social event organized by the Language Cloud. Held every 2 months, it’s an open space where total strangers come together to connect through meaningful conversations, bypassing the usual small talk. We’ve curated the most engaging and thought-provoking questions to help participants open up and share their deepest thoughts, perspectives, and life experiences. Our goal is to foster a culture of friendship, empathy, understanding, and respect, transcending cultural differences and personal stories. Here’s how it works: Participants gather in groups of 5 around a table, taking turns drawing question cards. Each participant answers the same question, sparking insightful discussions that last for 30 minutes. Then, participants move to a new table, ready to engage in new conversations with other strangers. This engaging rotation continues for a couple of hours, with the evening eventually concluding with participants going out for a drink with their new acquaintances. Embrace the opportunity to form genuine connections and immerse yourself in thought-provoking dialogue. Join us for an enriching experience where meaningful interactions await.
Our upcoming salon is about the art of Healing Historical Trauma Through Music led by Emilija Švobaitė.
Emilija Švobaitė, an employment law expert and a human rights activist, will discuss how Covid- 19 and the current war in Ukraine has shaped our way of welcoming otherness. The guest speakers will address the impact of tragedies in the collective psyche and how it forces us to rethink our relationship with new encounters.
Aboout the speaker: Emilija Švobaitė is the Chairperson of May 1st Labour Union (G1PS) where she provides legal assistance for the employees regardless of their legal status. She graduates law at Mykolas Romeris University Law School and is a co-founder of association “Sienos grupė” providing humanitarian help and integration assistance to migrants, refugees and people on the move.
Our upcoming salon is about the art of Private Education In Post-Soviet Lithuania led by Emilija Švobaitė.
Emilija Švobaitė, an employment law expert and a human rights activist, will discuss how Covid- 19 and the current war in Ukraine has shaped our way of welcoming otherness. The guest speakers will address the impact of tragedies in the collective psyche and how it forces us to rethink our relationship with new encounters.
Aboout the speaker: Emilija Švobaitė is the Chairperson of May 1st Labour Union (G1PS) where she provides legal assistance for the employees regardless of their legal status. She graduates law at Mykolas Romeris University Law School and is a co-founder of association “Sienos grupė” providing humanitarian help and integration assistance to migrants, refugees and people on the move.
Our upcoming salon is about the art of hospitality in dark times led by Emilija Švobaitė.
Emilija Švobaitė, an employment law expert and a human rights activist, will discuss how Covid- 19 and the current war in Ukraine has shaped our way of welcoming otherness. The guest speakers will address the impact of tragedies in the collective psyche and how it forces us to rethink our relationship with new encounters.
Aboout the speaker: Emilija Švobaitė is the Chairperson of May 1st Labour Union (G1PS) where she provides legal assistance for the employees regardless of their legal status. She graduates law at Mykolas Romeris University Law School and is a co-founder of association “Sienos grupė” providing humanitarian help and integration assistance to migrants, refugees and people on the move.