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Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation via Zoom.
Do you want to experience American culture, practice your English, enjoy fun activities, and meet new friends with similar interests? Then join our Youth Club!
In the May edition of our EUREKA series, we will bring five experts together to discuss their work in the realm of empowering immigrants on both sides of the Atlantic.
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! This month we are going to discuss „The Undocumented Americans“ by Karla Cornejo Villavicencio (2020).
When Europeans came to Ellis Island in the late 19th century, they sought a life of political and religious freedom as well as better economic opportunities. How have immigration and its meaning for the United States changed over time?
In June, NEAT will present „Sunflower Skeleton“ by Allen Ginsberg, featuring lesser-known works by the Beat poet.
We are an international, multilingual hand-sewing quilting, knitting and crocheting group. Join us for one of our sessions!
Join us in a monthly exploration of the United States’ global interests and burdens. Each session focuses on a different article or topic and our lively discussions always lead to interesting new insights.
We are writers! Every month we get together to read what we‘ve written and to share our writing experiences and ideas with one another.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation via Zoom.
How can German IT companies enter the U.S. market? Find out in this series of keynotes and panel discussions on topics such as market access, how to find U.S. partners, success factors, and more.
Stuttgart is home to U.S. European Command and U.S. Africa Command headquarters. But why? And what role does it play today?
Do you want to experience American culture, practice your English, enjoy fun activities, and meet new friends with similar interests? Then join our Youth Club!
As June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month, we will bring together two organizations in Baden-Württemberg and California that work with queer youth for our EUREKA – Ländle Meets California series.
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! This month we are going to discuss „Interior Chinatown“ by Charles Yu (2020).
The use of digital media in the classroom is becoming increasingly important, and the Corona pandemic has made the topic even more explosive.
The last few years have presented unprecedented challenges to the United States. This presentation will offer you a short overview of how the American government works in general before examining the effects the different crises have had on the political system.
Please join us for an exclusive virtual film screening of „The Salad Days“, followed by a conversation with the filmmaker and nature conversationalists from Germany and the U.S. about advocacy, resources, involvement, and policies affecting the fight for protecting our natural resources.
We are an international, multilingual hand-sewing quilting, knitting and crocheting group. Join us for one of our sessions!
Join us in a monthly exploration of the United States’ global interests and burdens. Each session focuses on a different article or topic and our lively discussions always lead to interesting new insights.
We are writers! Every month we get together to read what we‘ve written and to share our writing experiences and ideas with one another.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation via Zoom.
Do you want to experience American culture, practice your English, enjoy fun activities, and meet new friends with similar interests? Then join our Youth Club!
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! This month we are going to discuss „Night Sky with Exit Wounds“ by Ocean Vuong (2016).
Americans are deeply divided. On issues ranging from the role of government and migrants in American society, to racial equality and gender identity, this presentation will explore the reasons for these fissures.
