Clara Wichmann

‘Law is congealed power.’


Clara Wichmann was a Dutch jurist and philosopher. She was active in the labour movement, the antimilitarist movement and the women’s movement. She campaigned for women’s suffrage and was a committed anarchist. However, she was particularly influential because of her work in legal philosophy on the injustice of punishment, for which she received her doctorate in 1912. Between 1916 and her death in 1922, she was closely involved with ISVW as a lecturer in ‘Man and Society’, as a board member and as a member of the Board of Governors.


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Specifications

  • Building: Main Building
  • Dimensions: 6 x 10.5 metres 
  • Theatre-style: 60 people
  • Carré setup: 20 people
  • U-shape: 16 people
  • Cabaret-style setup: -
  • Projector, screen and audio equipment
  • Flip chart
  • Conference box
  • Wireless internet
  • Located next to the bar / lounge, this meeting room is also a beautiful venue for exclusive lunches and dinners