The German Studies Collaboratory is a virtual hub of resources for those interested in German language, art, culture, and history.
Christine Landfried talks about the potential of citizens’ assemblies.
Join us for the opening reception of Vibrancy on the Brink, finger paintings by Anke Fachmann, on Friday, July 15, from 6:00 to 9:00pm.
Jocelyn Robinson seeks to better understand this basic human emotion.
Author and historian Matthew Continetti talks about old and new trends in the Republican Party
Sally McGrane and Axel Scheele tell the unique story of cartoonist Oliver Harrington's life.
Please join us on Tuesday, June 28 at 6PM (presentation will begin at 6:30 PM EST) at the GAHM in Washington, DC.
Soprano Alison Scherzer, Mezzo-soprano Ezgi Kutlu, and Pianist Bonnie Wagner present a German-American program
Historian Diana Garvin talks about the creation of a culinary nationalism in fascist Italy
Dina Elsayed explores the fascinating stories behind Berlin’s unusual street names.
Promoting international cultural exchange and enabling European music industry participants to enter new contacts into the US music industry
Social scientist Craig Calhoun argues for a more complex understanding of nationalism
In today’s dynamic workplace, industries are looking to apprenticeship programs to develop new talent and address their changing needs.
Photographer and filmmaker Harald Rumpf reconstructs a lifetime of experiences documenting life in the streets.
Ruben Neugebauer talks about search and rescue missions on the Mediterranean Sea and ways to reform European migration policies.
Panel discussion with high-ranking experts on quantum science and celebrating the 10th anniversary of the University of Cologne NY Office
“Communities for Ukraine” supports Ukrainian refugees who have fled to St. Paul, MN's adopted "sister cities" in Germany & Poland.
Join us in the DANK Haus's new first-floor gallery space, the DANK Treffpunkt, for the final chance to view Beate Axmann's art exhibition.
Cariad Harmon tells the story of the unlikely friendships that one American family from small-town Tennessee forged with enemy soldiers.
Live Performances will take place in the DANK Treffpunkt (1st floor gallery). Guests are encouraged to watch artists paint from 5-7 PM
We pair live solo classical guitar pieces from Germany, Austria, Italy, and beyond with specific classic wines from those regions.
A conference focussing exclusively on the needs & support of German-speaking expats & their families moving to or already living in the US.
European Union and its Embassies open their doors to the public for a day of culture, food, music, and more.
Lawrence Douglas talks about opportunism and how fear are driving forces behind fading trust in democracies.
Presidents and professors on how to become a professorship at a university of applied sciences
Tosca Terán creates soundscapes using fungi. Tosca takes listeners on a soundwalk, pausing periodically to interview other sound artists.
Mr. Michael Georg Link, MP, Coordinator of Transatlantic Cooperation at the Federal Foreign Office will visit Ohio.
This AICGS webinar will examine various threats that disinformation poses to the United States and Germany.
The Indiana Jazz Exchange conducts a special 10th anniversary concert featuring an international ensemble of renowned musicians.
Join Zion to celebrate May Day, or Maifest, on the first Sunday in May.
The restored German-American Friendship Garden in Washington DC will be officially unveiled.
Listen to a discussion with participants in the AICGS project on social divisions in Germany and the United States.
