DIAG USA works to create widely recognized vocational career systems based on the successful German Dual Education model.
A digital collection of German-language correspondence currently held in private hands, archives, special collection libraries, & museums.
The project Pen Pal matches German and American students of the same age for letter-based friendships.
What does Chicago mean to you? Join artist Doris Graf in a re-imagining of Chicago through digital art.
Cultural studies scholar and author Mithu Sanyal discusses current political debates about race and identity.
Goethe Pop Up Seattle's monthly film series GERMAN CINEMA NOW! presents the North American premiere of Sabine Herpich's film.
The second "Transatlantic Get-Together" hosted by Auslandsgesellschaft and the Buffalo Dortmund Sister City Committee.
A World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth conversation with Her Excellency Emily Haber, Ambassador of Germany to the United States.
Grab a drink & join Goethe Pop Up Seattle at our August book club meeting! We will discuss Daniela Krien's "Love in Case of Emergency".
Kindra Scharich and Jeffrey LaDeur together offering us their own musical journey through Schubert's seminal Winterreise (Winter Journey).
Grab a drink & join Goethe Pop Up Seattle at our September book club meeting! We will discuss Maxim Biller's "Sechs Koffer".
Germans will be virtual guests at elementary, middle, and high schools across the United States and will act as cultural ambassadors.
Over three days, online and in-person participants will address post-Covid realities under the theme of “The Future of Problem Solving."
Discussion about the transatlantic security priorities and how the United States, Germany, & their European partners will approach them.
A brief introduction to the German Heritage in Letters project for people attending the International German Genealogical Conference.
Join us for a FREE virtual screening event of the multiple award-winning documentary “The Unimaginable Story of Peter Ertel.”
This workshop is tailored to encourage pragmatic and close cooperation between various German-American alumni associations.
Waning Trust in Democratic Institutions: How to Rebuild Citizen Confidence
A discussion about democracies in distress from both sides of the Atlantic.
Jan-Werner Müller will discuss his new book, Democracy Rules.
To mark the first six months of the Biden administration, ACG and KAS will hold a series of five virtual events.
Rwandan political scientist & economist David Himbara talks about the threatening developments and the human rights situation in Rwanda.
In her early 20s, Sibylle Baier recorded 14 folk songs that she says saved her life. Then, she packed the tape away and forgot about it.
Learn how to get into modular synthesis on a budget.
Cold War Spaces lunchtime talk with Karin Bijsterveld and Joes Segal.
Learn about remote collaborative music production tool Submix Squadron.
Irish novelist & journalist Colm Toíbín talks about Thomas Mann’s formation as a democrat and his political thinking
Join us for a discussion with German and American state legislators on infrastructure and the rural-urban divide.
Celebrate #MakeMusicDay Houston with musical greetings from Leipzig band 'Mehr als Wir'!
U.S. and German experts discuss the commercial, geopolitical, and societal implications of 5G technologies.
Join us for an exclusive online talk with award-winning information designer Giorgia Lupi to hear about "data humanism."
Transatlantic tandem talk by Dr. Lammers (U. of Cologne) & Dr. Baldwin (U. of Florida) on effective ways to talk across political divides.
Join the Bertelsmann Foundation and the Oberlin Club of Washington DC for a screening of the new documentary Out to Vote!
Together with guests from Germany and the US, we talk about opportunities, challenges & perspectives of civil society cooperation.
Stephen C. Anderson and Stephen Mayer discuss U.S. and German 5G policies, competition with China, and transatlantic relations.
Join us Thursday, June 10 at 12 PM EDT for a conversation on future design, use and perceptions of public space.
Working with personal diary entries, listeners take a journey through the seasons to different places in the US and Germany.
We are pleased to host Ambassador Joachim Rücker, former President of the UN Human Rights Council and current Chair of the SDZ Alliance.
Free to join: discover how to use the SINE Player with Orchestral Tools.
Discover how to produce using QUARK and spatial sound with KamranV.
Join our free workshop by producer and technologist XLII on Zoom: "How to get your track remixed?"
Ada von der Decken and Moritz Gerlach speak with hunters from both countries to find out what drives people to pursue the sport.
For poet & writer Max Collek, the German remembrance culture seems staged. What would a radically diverse democratic society look like?
Join an international panel of dancemakers as they explore the impact of the global movement of narrative, people, and dance.
Conversation about how states in both countries are addressing the challenges posed by long-lasting structural changes in their economies.
Ambassador Emily Haber will discuss the future of the transatlantic and the German-American relationship.
Author of "Unorthodox" Deborah Feld speaks on contemporary Jewish culture in Berlin and political participation by religious communities.
German climate activist Luisa Neubauer talks about her involvement in and the momentum of the Fridays for Future movement in Germany.
Historian Keisha Blain talks about the history of African America, selective memory and social justice in the US today.
Award-winning author & illustrator Nora Krug reflects on issues of historical memory and how they can be tackled in comic books.
US and German students are meeting with German Bundestag member Jürgen Hardt in the Digital Wanderbus.
A discussion about the state of the economy in Europe and the U.S. as we begin to emerge from the pandemic.
Three American expats unpack the relationship between self and place, drawing from their experiences living abroad.
How can societies and states reinvent themselves after the pandemic? Sociologist Andreas Reckwitz talks about the pandemic and it’s effect.
This event is your pass to explore exciting postdoc opportunities for research, funding & career advancement in Germany!
The Wanderbus Karriere features a virtual career center with tons of resources and career opportunities for teens and young adults!
Join famous German children's & youth book author Cornelia Funke as she virtually shares an excerpt from her book 'Reckless.'
As urbanization is speeding up, resources are depleting. Hear new visions for the world’s growing “megacities" from our experts.
What happens when you uproot an American institution like the diner and place it somewhere entirely new — like Germany?
Transatlantic tandem talk by Dr. Zuccaro (U.of Cologne) & Dr. Tegeder (WSU) on how microbes are being transformed to boost plant performance
Hear leading climatologist Dr. Friederike Otto present her work on a global inventory of climate change impacts.
After Biden's first 100 days in office, what is the state of democracy in the United States and the transatlantic partnership?
Join us for an important and timely conversation with Susan Neiman, author of "Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil"
Join the Germanic-American Institute (GAI) for a virtual baking class to learn how to make two iconic German cakes.
A transatlantic conversation on how cities can lead on climate action, with representatives of the sister cities Houston and Leipzig.
Inspired by a year of forced isolation, essayist Bilal Qureshi explores the history, landscape, and meaning of friendship across cultures.
GABA will host a conversation with the US Consul General in Hamburg, the German Consul General in San Francisco and leading AI experts.
Join us for a virtual Upcycling Workshop - a collaboration between the German Consulate General in Atlanta and the DIY Academy in Cologne!
Join our discussion with the executive director of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung on the upcoming German election.
One day, Jakob Lewis receives an email from a German man named Ingo asking to be his pen pal...
Friends of Freiburg is thrilled to welcome alumna Heidi Przybyla, NBC News Correspondent for a discussion about the role of the media.
Das Auswärtige Amt greift wieder zum Gamingcontroller – und diskutiert dabei über die Zukunft der deutsch-amerikanischen Partnerschaft.
Leadership of public health agencies and pharmaceutical companies on both sides of the Atlantic will discuss the pandemic.
Join us for a video presentation and live Q&A with award-winning author Andrea Wulf.
Philippe Schmitter will explain the essentials of so-called Neo-Functionalism
Producer Alex van Oss ponders the external, internal, and eternal meanings of buildings in his Washington, D.C. neighborhood.
Join us for the first episode in our new live series, "Meet the Consul."
Foreign Policy at the Brookings Institution will host German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas for a keynote address.
Join outstanding panelists for a conversation about scientists and their social responsibility, hosted by the German & Swiss CGs in Atlanta.
Interested in pursuing a graduate degree in Germany? Find out about study programs and funding opportunities at the Germany Grad Fair 2021.
The Digital Wanderbus takes teachers and their students on a virtual 3D field trip to learn about Germany and the German language!
From patriotism to protest, Jocelyn Robinson explores the role that symbols play in proclaiming who we are.
A conversation between the artists Nora Krug and Büke Schwarz with Stefan Börnchen about graphic novels, belonging, identity, and art.
The German International School of Silicon Valley (GISSV) is spearheading this fun event to celebrate German Heritage in the SF Bay Area.
Transatlantic tandem talk with Dr. Hackenesch (Univ. of Cologne) and Dr. Florvil (Univ. of New Mexico) on the Black Lives Matter movement.
Sylvia Cunningham and Monika Müller-Kroll talk with some of the people who once lived on US military bases and decided to stay in Germany.
In this talk, Neil Shubin will explore the great transitions in the history of life.
Katie Davis tells the story of a provocation between two boys at a teen center in her Washington, D.C. neighborhood.
Bilal Qureshi explores the German-English idea of ‘Wanderlust’ through his personal audio archives and conversations with fellow travelers.
Virtual exchange program for German apprentices and U.S. students in cooperation with Kennesaw State University.
Jakob Lewis meditates on the lessons he has learned from the garden in his front yard, all the while drawing on the wisdom of Goethe.
The German Embassy and Washington Performing Arts invite you and your loved ones to a free virtual holiday concert.
This zoom lecture series investigates artists whose life and art were impacted by the German Nazi terror regime 1933-1945.
2020 is the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven. Join us for a tribute concert to this musical genius.
Video discussion featuring professors from the University of Miami, Florida International, and Miami's German Consul General.
Producers Sylvia Cunningham and Monika Müller-Kroll explore the love-hate relationships people have with their home countries.
Join the Bertelsmann Foundation, the GoGo Museum, and Don’t Mute DC for a virtual screening of the documentary.
A conversation on how the United States and other liberal democracies face a persistent asymmetric threat from authoritarian challengers.
Assessing President-Elect Biden's Plan for Europe and Beyond.
This week's episode focuses on the traditions that set the Christmas holiday in Germany apart from similar celebrations in the USA.
As Germany’s Presidency of the European Council winds down, what were its achievements and shortcomings?
A talk about the future of the trade relationship between the United States and the European Union.
A discussion on how the travel and tourism industries in the United States and Europe are affected by the pandemic.
Join us for an evening of German holiday favorites at our online Sing-Along led by Minnesänger Director John Hoffacker at the GAI Haus.
As 2020 has been a year of reckoning – the GIGA Global Transitions Conference will take stock.
A conversation between Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Koblenz Lord Mayor David Langner.
A discussion on how American and German museums have responded to the once-in-a-lifetime events of 2020?
A conversation between Head of the Berlin Senate Chancellery and Deputy Mayor of International Affairs, Los Angeles.
Join us for a discussion about German stereotypes, Minnesota nice, COVID-19 and lockdowns, politics, the appreciation of the arts in German.
A discussion on women’s leadership in critical policy areas and within the European Parliament and how that related to the US.
Today on Remote Daily: Miriam Bruns, Director at Goethe-Institut Pune, talks about starting a new job in a new country - all from home.
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