Nationwide celebratory speaker meeting in Dortmund

The Humanist Association of North Rhine-Westphalia (HVD NRW) invites you to a nationwide meeting of the celebration speakers of the HVD on December 2-3, 2017 in Dortmund.

The meeting is intended to provide an opportunity for experts to exchange ideas and gain new impetus for their own work.

The need for speakers is constantly increasing, as more and more people want humanistic life-changing ceremonies. The HVD NRW has been training speakers for name ceremonies, weddings, funerals and anniversaries for more than 20 years. There is no participation fee for attending the nationwide speaker meeting. Interested parties can register by sending an email to mail@hvd-nrw.de. Further information will also be available from mid-August from regional manager Thomas Oppermann on 0231 52 72 48.

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