Location: University of Stuttgart, Campus Stadtmitte, Keplerstr. 17, Room 17.92 (KII), 70174 Stuttgart
Language: English
Entry: Free
Registration: Please register via anmeldung@daz.org
Since its ratification in 1787, the U.S. Constitution has been the foundation of American democracy, defining its legal and political framework. As power dynamics shift and legal disputes shape the national landscape, fundamental questions about the strength of democratic institutions arise. How resilient is the U.S. Constitution in times of political and societal change? How independent is the judiciary? What challenges do constitutional norms face in an era of increasing polarization?
Law professor Kimberly Wehle will explore the role of the Supreme Court, the limits of executive power, and the broader implications for democracy. As a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law, she researches and teaches constitutional law, civil procedure, administrative law, and the federal courts, including the Supreme Court. Join us for an in-depth discussion on the enduring strength—and potential vulnerabilities—of America’s founding document.
With: Kimberly Wehle, University of Baltimore
In cooperation with: University Stuttgart (Institute of Economics and Law), The United Nations Association of Germany
is a law professor, bestselling author, and prominent legal analyst focused on constitutional law, civil procedure, and administrative law. As former federal prosecutor and Associate Independent Counsel, she contributes to major media outlets including ABC, The Atlantic, and NPR. Wehle’s scholarship and books make complex legal concepts accessible to the public, and she regularly appears on national news to explain key issues in American democracy and the rule of law.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Duration: 16:00 – 19:00
Language: English
Admission: Free
The DAZ Research Center is specially designed for secondary and university students who would like to learn more about topics related to the U.S.
Whether it is materials for school or university projects or preparation materials for the TOEFL test – the DAZ Research Center offers a wide selection of media for different age groups. Apart from a curated selection of books for school and university purposes, the DAZ also offers access to online research materials via the platform eLibraryUSA.
To celebrate the opening of the DAZ’s new Research Center, we would like to invite you to a library tour with additional activities, snacks, and drinks! For the full program, please see below.
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Ort: ifa Weltraum, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173
Sprache: Deutsch
Eintritt: Frei
Anmeldung: Anmeldelink folgt in Kürze
Mit der Rückkehr von Donald Trump verschärft sich die US-Politik an der Grenze zu Mexiko erneut: Massenhafte Abschiebungen, ein radikaler Kurswechsel in der Asylpolitik – selbst für Geflüchtete aus sozialistischen Diktaturen – und der ausgerufene Notstand prägen die Lage vor Ort.
Trump rechtfertigt sein Vorgehen mit dem Kampf gegen illegale Migration und Drogenkartelle aus Lateinamerika. Doch wie groß ist deren Einfluss wirklich? Welche Folgen hat seine Politik für Mexiko und Nordamerika? Und welche globalen Auswirkungen hätte ein möglicher Rückzug der USA aus der UN?
Mit: Siegfried Herzog, Regionalbüroleiter Lateinamerika der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit
Moderation: Verena Neuhausen, Rundfunkjournalistin
In Kooperation mit: Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit Landesbüro Baden-Württemberg
Ort: Design Offices Eberhardhöfe, Eberhardstraße 65, 70173 Stuttgart
Sprache: Deutsch
Eintritt: Frei
Anmeldung: über anmeldung@daz.org
Seit seinem Amtsantritt nutzt Donald Trump Zölle gezielt als wirtschaftliches und politisches Druckmittel – mitunter gegen China, Kanada und der EU. Doch welche Ziele verfolgt diese Strategie? Geht es tatsächlich um den Schutz amerikanischer Arbeitsplätze, oder stehen dabei geopolitische Interessen im Vordergrund?
Die ersten Folgen dieser Handelspolitik sind bereits spürbar: zunehmende Handelskonflikte, ein schwächelnder Arbeitsmarkt und eine sinkende Konsumstimmung in den USA. Was erwartet uns jetzt? Welche weiteren Auswirkungen wird diese Entwicklung auf die US-Wirtschaft, deutsche Unternehmen und den transatlantischen Handel haben?
Mit: Prof. Dr. Gerlinde Groitl
In Kooperation mit: Baden-Württemberg International | bw-i , American Chamber of Commerce in Germany e.V. Regional Chapter Baden-Württemberg
ist habilitierte Politikwissenschaftlerin mit Schwerpunkt auf Sicherheitspolitik, Strategiestudien und Großmachtkonkurrenz. Derzeit vertritt sie die Professur für Governance in Mehrebenensystemen an der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg. Zuvor war sie an der Universität Passau als Lehrstuhlvertreterin für Vergleichende Regierungslehre tätig und lehrt sowie forscht aktuell an der Universität Regensburg im Bereich internationale Politik und transatlantische Beziehungen. Wissenschaftliche Gastaufenthalte führten sie unter anderem an das Center for Transatlantic Relations der Johns Hopkins University in Washington, DC, den universitären Think Tank LSE IDEAS der London School of Economics and Political Science sowie die Masaryk-Universität in Brno. Seit 2023 ist sie Vorstandsmitglied der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Politikwissenschaft (DGfP).
Ort: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Sprache: Deutsch
Eintritt: Frei
Anmeldung: unter anmeldung@daz.org
Popstars wie Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish und Janelle Monáe mischen sich in die Politik ein und inspirieren Millionen. Doch können sie auch Wahlen entscheiden?
In diesem multimedialen Vortrag beleuchtet die Kulturjournalistin Vanessa Schneider, wie der Mainstream-Pop politisch wurde, welche Rolle Musiker*innen in Wahlkämpfen spielen und wo die Grenzen ihres Aktivismus liegen. Dabei geht es um Protesthymnen, Social-Media-Kampagnen und die Frage, ob ihr Engagement aus Überzeugung geschieht oder auch wirtschaftlichen Interessen dient.
Mit: Vanessa Schneider, Kulturjournalistin
ist multimediale Journalistin und Moderatorin für den öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunk. Nach dem Bachelor Amerikanistik und Geschichte und dem Master Populäre Musik und Medien an der Universität Paderborn absolvierte sie ein journalistisches Volontariat an der Electronic Media School in Babelsberg. Ihr Hauptinteresse gilt der US-amerikanischen Kulturgeschichte und Popkultur, sowie Storytelling-Podcasts. Aktuell ist sie Redakteurin im BR StoryTeam für den Podcast Wild Wild Web.
Foto: Privat
Part of Internationales Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart (ITFS)
Location: CINEMA, Königstr. 22, 70173 Stuttgart
Duration: 10:30-12:00
Admission: Free
Language: English
Target audience: grade 9 and up
Registration: Please register via school@daz.org
Director and animator Sean Pecknold takes us behind the scenes of his acclaimed stop-motion short Tennis, Oranges. He explains his technique behind stop motion and breaks down the creative journey from his first idea to the final short film. From unexpected challenges to unconventional solutions, Sean shares insights on believing in your ideas, embracing limitations, and getting started and finishing, no matter what.
This event will also include a screening of Sean Pecknold’s short film Tennis, Oranges. Students will have the opportunity to ask the director questions.
The DAZ makes it possible for school classes to attend this ITFS Master Class free of charge!
With: Sean Pecknold, director
In cooperation with: Internationales Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart (ITFS).
Sean Pecknold is an award-winning film and music video director and writer. His body of work includes acclaimed films for Fleet Foxes, John Legend, Netflix, DreamWorks, Beach House, Dirty Projectors, Google, Sony, The New York Times, and the BBC. He runs Sing-Sing in Los Angeles with his partner, Adi Goodrich, creating visually rich, narrative-driven projects that blend independent film, music, and design. His work is known for its inventive storytelling and world-building, crafting tactile films that feel both epic in scale yet deeply human, with emotion and heart at their core.
Location: Zoom
Admission: Free
Language: English
Registration: Please register via anmeldung@daz.org
In May Let’s Read! will discuss The Leftover Woman by Jean Kwok.
In the novel, Jean Kwok explores identity, motherhood, abuse, and adoption, set against the backdrop of China’s controversial One Child Policy and the life of undocumented workers. The novel tells the stories of Jasmine Yang, a recent immigrant from China searching for her daughter, and Rebecca Whitney, a successful publishing executive. Despite their vastly different cultural, economic, and religious backgrounds, these women’s lives intersect in New York City.
Location: Deutsch-Amerikanisches Zentrum, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: Free
Languages: English and German
Registration: Please register in advance via pmiko@web.de
Our “bee” has nothing to do with insects – but we do like to keep as busy as the little critters. The Baltimore Beauties are an informal and international handicraft group. We are interested in hand sewing, knitting, quilting, and crocheting. We speak both German and English at our get-togethers.
Location: Kulturzentrum Merlin e.V., Augustenstraße 72, 70178 Stuttgart
Admission: 7€, get tickets here
Language: English
An enthralling play based on lost tapes between two cultural giants and friends—Andy Warhol and Truman Capote. Every word in the play comes directly from these two 20th century geniuses. Their special, complex friendship is captured with bracing intimacy as they discuss life, love, and art and everything in between.
In 1978 Andy Warhol and Truman Capote decided to write a Broadway play. Andy suggested that he record their private conversations over the period of a few months, and that these tapes would be the source material for the play. The tapes were then filed away and forgotten. Their play was never completed.
Rob Roth brings their vision to life after a years-long search to unearth the eighty hours of tapes between two of the most daring artists of postwar America.
Produced by: New English American Theatre
In cooperation with: Kulturverein Merlin e.V.
Location: Hybrid – at the DAZ or via Zoom
Admission: Free
Language: English
Registration: If you are a newcomer, please get in touch with chair@writersinstuttgart.com. More information on how to join the group can be found here.
We are writers! Every month we – a group of writers – get together to read what we’ve written and to share our writing experiences and ideas with one another.
Our writing includes a range of different genres – from short stories and poems to autobiographical tales and much more.
We present our work at public readings on a regular basis.
Ort: Hospitalhof Stuttgart, Büchsenstraße 33, 70174 Stuttgart
Sprache: Deutsch
Eintritt: Frei
Anmeldung: Bitte melden Sie sich hier zur Veranstaltung an
Nach einem intensiven Wahlkampf und turbulenten politischen Zeiten stehen die Vereinigten Staaten am Beginn einer neuen Regierungsperiode von Donald Trump. Nach den ersten 100 Tagen im Amt ist es Zeit, eine erste Einschätzung seiner zweiten Amtszeit vorzunehmen. Mit mehr Erfahrung, einer gestärkten Republikanischen Partei und radikalen Plänen wie dem “Project 2025” will Trump einen neuen Kurs einschlagen, der tiefgreifende Veränderungen im Regierungsapparat und der politischen Kultur der USA anstrebt. Der Vortrag beleuchtet die zentralen Maßnahmen, ihre politischen Auswirkungen sowie die Reaktionen auf Trumps erneute Präsidentschaft – ein Rückblick auf die Weichenstellungen, die das Land nachhaltig prägen könnten. Wie ist die Stimmung im Land?
Mit: Prof. Dr. Christian Lammert (FU Berlin)
Eine Veranstaltung von: DAZ Stuttgart and LpB Baden-Württemberg
In Kooperation mit: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Baden-Württemberg, Heinrich Böll Stiftung Baden-Württemberg, Ev. Bildungszentrum Hospitalhof Stuttgart, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. Bildungsforum BW, Reinhold-Maier-Stiftung
arbeitet in einer vergleichenden Perspektive mit Schwerpunkt Nordamerika. Er wurde im Jahr 2002 an der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt/Main promoviert und ist dann im Jahr 2010 an das John-F.-Kennedy-Institute für Nordamerika Studien der FU Berlin gewechselt. Seit 2012 ist er dort Professor für Politikwissenschaft mit dem Schwerpunkt Politische Systeme in Nordamerika. Er hat umfangreich zu den Themenbereichen Ungleichheit, Beziehung zwischen Staat und Markt, Sozial- und Gesundheitspolitik und Krisenphänomene entwickelter Demokratien in einer transatlantischen Perspektive publiziert. Zu seinen momentanen Forschungsinteressen zählen insbesondere das Thema der Einkommens- und Wohlstandsungleichheit in entwickelten Demokratien und die Art und das Ausmaß, wie entwickelte Wohlfahrtsregime ökonomische Ressourcen durch die Sozial- und Steuersysteme umverteilen.
Location: online via Zoom
Duration: 18:00-19:30
Admission: free
Language: English
Register: Please register here
Since U.S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes delivered his Speech of Hope at the Stuttgart Opera House on September 6, 1946, the U.S. and Germany have stood together through times of war, global strides for human rights, and the protection of freedom and democracy across the globe. Political contenders have also changed the stakes; with each change in Chancellor or President, new policies impact relations.
But what significance remains? What impact does it have on Europe? How does Germany benefit? We will take a deeper look into the Speech of Hope, highlight events that illustrate the highs and lows of the relationship, and discuss the challenges of modern times.
This presentation is part of our DAZ for Schools program and open to all students, teachers, and everyone who is interested.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Duration: 18:00-20:00
Admission: free
Registration: Please register via school@daz.org
Conspiracy theories in the United States and elsewhere have reached a level of importance and acceptance that would have been unimaginable ten years ago. The myth of the „stolen election“ of 2020 has become a kind of creed for the Republican Party.
How did this happen, and what does it mean for the political culture of the country and the future of democracy? These questions will be addressed in this teacher training, which will also pay special attention to the close connections between conspiracism and populism. Ideas and materials for discussing the topic in the classroom will also be provided.
With: Prof. Dr. Michael Butter, Universität Tübingen
is Professor of American Literary and Cultural History at the University of Tübingen and a member of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. He received his PhD from the University of Bonn in 2007 and his Habilitation from the University of Freiburg in 2012. He is the author of “Nichts ist, wie es scheint”: Über Verschwörungstheorien (Berlin: Suhrkamp, 2018), an introduction to conspiracy theories, which was translated into English, Portuguese and Polish. He serves on the advisory board of veritas, which offers counseling for people affected by conspiracy theory. In July 2021, he was awarded the Tübingen Prize for Knowledge Communication.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Duration: 11.00 – 13.00
Entrance: free
Target audience: grade 10 and up
Registration: Please register at school@daz.org
How should we deal with the legacies of controversial public figures? Should we celebrate historical figures like James F. Byrnes, despite their partly problematic pasts? Can we separate an artist’s work from their personal life, or should modern celebrities like P. Diddy or J.K. Rowling be held accountable for their controversial actions? How do we decide if legacies deserve to be remembered of should be erased?
Join us for an engaging event during which students explore these complex questions through interactive and constructive discussion. In this dynamic format, students vote on controversial issues by positioning themselves in the room. By sharing their ideas and arguments, students try to understand different positions and reach compromises with each other. This is a unique opportunity to challenge your views, refine your arguments, and engage in meaningful dialogue with fellow students.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Duration: 17:30-20:00
Admission: 10 euros, 7 euros (DAZ members), free admissions for teachers in training
Target Audience: Teachers
Language: English
Registration: Please register via school@daz.org
In the past, autocratization usually occurred quickly through coup attempts or foreign attacks. Today, in many countries, this is often a gradual process where democratically elected decision-makers slowly weaken and dismantle democratic institutions from within.
Why is the separation of powers essential for democracy? What significance do fundamental rights like freedom of the press and freedom of expression hold in our daily lives? And what could happen if these rights were infringed?
Using the dynamic teaching method of process drama, participants will experience and understand how a democracy is transformed into a totalitarian system. This is not acting in its traditional sense (no acting skills are necessary) – it is rather about the willingness to take on different perspectives in short exercises, like freeze-frames or dialogues. Participants will also reflect on their experiences and discuss what they have learned and its implications for the democracy they live in.
With: Silke Franz, Seminar Stuttgart
is Head of the Department for Modern Foreign Languages at the Seminar for Teacher Training and Further Education (Gymnasium) Stuttgart, Germany. In the context of teacher training, she is particularly committed to the use of drama pedagogy in foreign language teaching and offers workshops for trainee teachers. Silke holds an M.Ed. in Drama in Education from Trinity College Dublin. In addition to her work in teacher training, she has been teaching English as a foreign language at a high school in Stuttgart since 2006, where she also led the drama group for over 10 years.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: free
Registration: via school@daz.org
“In English, please …” Do you miss talking English with other adults? Or are you an American teacher living in the Stuttgart area and would like to meet your local colleagues? Our Teachers’ Lounge is the perfect opportunity to do so!
We meet once a month to talk about school topics, classroom challenges, or whatever your teacher’s heart desires. One of our American teachers will be there to get the conversation started.
In this session, we will delve into the world of educational technology and discover tools that can enhance learning in your English and bilingual classrooms. From interactive apps to collaborative platforms, we’ll discuss how to integrate technology to boost student engagement.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: free
Registration: via school@daz.org
Do you miss speaking English with other adults? Or are you an American teacher living in the Stuttgart area and would like to connect with local colleagues? At our Teachers’ Lounge you have the perfect opportunity to do so!
Once a month we meet to talk about a variety of school topics and classroom challenges. One of our American teachers will be there to get the conversation started.
In this session, we will address the complexities of teaching students with varying English proficiency levels. We will discuss practical strategies and share experiences on how to differentiate instruction effectively, ensuring all students are engaged and supported in their learning journey.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: free
Registration: via school@daz.org
Do you miss speaking English with other adults? Or are you an American teacher living in the Stuttgart area and would like to connect with local colleagues? At our Teachers’ Lounge you have the perfect opportunity to do so!
Once a month we meet to talk about a variety of school topics and classroom challenges. One of our American teachers will be there to get the conversation started.
In this session, you will collaborate with other teachers to explore a range of resources and platforms for captivating and relevant English-language content. Share your favorite sources and discover new materials that have worked well in your peers‘ classrooms to make learning more dynamic and engaging.
Ort: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, Stuttgart
Eintritt: Frei
Sprache: Deutsch
Anmeldung: über anmeldung@daz.org
Der Traum vom High School Jahr in den USA wird für zwei Jugendliche aus dem Regierungsbezirk Stuttgart demnächst wieder wahr – dank unseres Hope-Stipendiums. Seit über 20 Jahren begleiten wir Jugendlichen mit unserem Stipendien-Programm auf ihrem Weg ins „Land der unbegrenzten Möglichkeiten“.
Am 10. Juli zeichnen wir die Stipendiat*innen des Jahrgangs 2025/26 offiziell aus und freuen uns jetzt schon sehr darauf, sie damit in ihr USA-Abenteuer zu entsenden. Gemeinsam mit unseren Partnern AFS Interkulturellen Begegnungen e.V. laden wir Familienangehörige, Freund*innen, Alumni und Sie herzlich dazu ein!
In Kooperation mit: AFS Interkulturelle Begegnungen e.V.
Location: DAZ, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: Free
Language: English
Registration: via anmeldung@daz.org
If you love reading and discussing young adult literature, come visit our Talking Books session in May! We will be discussing Black Licorice by Elaina Battista-Parsons.
Black Licorice follows the journey of Italian-American Frederica (Freddi), an only child who has never desired or understood the intricacies of friendship. After failing to be there for her best – and only – friend and getting pulled out of music school, Freddi is forced to prove herself. Her potential new friendship with Lorna is tested when Freddi learns Lorna is keeping something from her. Battista-Parsons novel offers an honest exploration of the complexities and challenges of forming authentic connections.
Ort: Online über Zoom
Dauer: 17:00-18:30
Eintritt: Frei
Anmeldung: Registrieren Sie sich hier
Du bist zwischen 15 und 18 Jahre alt und interessierst dich für die englische Sprache und amerikanische Kultur? Du möchtest am Leben einer amerikanischen Familie teilhaben und den Alltag an einer amerikanischen Schule miterleben? Dann könnte ein High School Jahr in den USA genau das Richtige für dich sein.
Während eines High School Aufenthalts lebst du in einer amerikanischen Gastfamilie und besuchst eine Schule vor Ort. Bei landestypischen Aktivitäten, Traditionen und Feiertagen bekommst du tiefe Einblicke in die Kultur und das Leben amerikanischer Jugendlicher.
In dieser Informationsveranstaltung erfährst du alles über die verschiedenen Möglichkeiten, drei, sechs oder 12 Monate an einer amerikanischen Schule zu verbringen. Wie wählst du eine Austauschorganisation aus? Welchen Kosten fallen an? Welche Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten gibt es? Und kannst du dir den Ort und die Schule selbst aussuchen?
Wir beantworten diese und alle eure weiteren Fragen. Außerdem erzählt ein ehemaliger Austauschschüler von seinen Erfahrungen während des High School Jahres.
Teilnehmen können alle, die sich für ein High School Jahr in den USA interessieren. Auch Eltern und Lehrkräfte sind herzlich willkommen.
In Kooperation mit: Education USA
Ort: Weltcafé, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: Free
Language: English
Registration: Please register via anmeldung@daz.org
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for good and casual conversation. Whether you are a native speaker or a learner of English, a returning member, or a fresh face – everyone is welcome at our table.
Ort: Weltcafé, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: Free
Language: English
Registration: Please register via anmeldung@daz.org
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for good and casual conversation. Whether you are a native speaker or a learner of English, a returning member, or a fresh face – everyone is welcome at our table.
Ort: Weltcafé, Charlottenplatz 17, 70173 Stuttgart
Admission: Free
Language: English
Registration: Please register via anmeldung@daz.org
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for good and casual conversation. Whether you are a native speaker or a learner of English, a returning member, or a fresh face – everyone is welcome at our table.
Location: Panzer Kaserne, Böblingen
Duration: 12:30 – 16:30
Admission: free
Language: English
Registration: by invitation only – please see email sent to all members for details
The Stuttgart area is home to a large number of Americans – over 23,000 U.S. service members, civilians, and their families are stationed here. U.S. Army Garrison (USAG) Stuttgart is responsible for four military bases and organizes the community, its services, and host nation relations.
In this exclusive tour for DAZ members, we will learn more about life on base – from the administration to facilities such as the high school, chapel, and the bowling alley.
Please note: The whole tour takes place on foot. Spots are limited so prior registration is mandatory. Please check your email for details on how to register.
Nach den ersten 100 Tagen im Amt ist es Zeit, eine erste Einschätzung der zweiten Trump Amtszeit vorzunehmen.
In May, NEAT is going to perform an enthralling play based on lost tapes between two cultural giants and friends – Andy Warhol and Truman Capote.
“In English, please …” Do you miss speaking English with other adults? Our Teachers’ Lounge is the perfect opportunity to do so!
In diesem multimedialen Vortrag beleuchtet die Kulturjournalistin Vanessa Schneider, wie der Mainstream-Pop politisch wurde, welche Rolle Musiker*innen in Wahlkämpfen spielen und wo die Grenzen ihres Aktivismus liegen.
We are an international, multilingual hand-sewing quilting, knitting and crocheting group. Join us for one of our sessions!
Director and animator Sean Pecknold takes us behind the scenes of his acclaimed stop-motion short Tennis, Oranges. He explains his technique behind stop motion and breaks down the creative journey from his first idea to the final short film.
In this exclusive tour for DAZ members, we will learn more about life on base – from the administration to facilities such as the high school, chapel, and the bowling alley.
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.
The DAZ Research Center is specially designed for secondary and university students who would like to learn more about topics related to the U.S. Come celebrate the grand opening of the Research Center with us!
Du möchtest am Leben einer amerikanischen Familie teilhaben und den Alltag an einer amerikanischen Schule miterleben? Dann könnte ein High School Jahr in den USA genau das Richtige für dich sein.
Do you love reading as much as we do? Especially young adult literature? Then Talking Books is perfect for you! Join our monthly session and enrich the discussion with your thoughts and ideas. Our pick for May is „Black Licorice“ by Elaina Battista-Parsons.
Seit seinem Amtsantritt nutzt Donald Trump Zölle gezielt als wirtschaftliches und politisches Druckmittel – mitunter gegen China, Kanada und der EU. Doch welche Ziele verfolgt diese Strategie?
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series!
Mit der Rückkehr von Donald Trump verschärft sich die US-Politik an der Grenze zu Mexiko erneut. Welche Folgen hat seine Politik für Mexiko und Nordamerika? Und welche globalen Auswirkungen hätte ein möglicher Rückzug der USA aus der UN?
This teacher training explores the links between conspiracism and populism, offering insights and classroom materials to tackle these pressing issues.
Law professor Kimberly Wehle will explore the role of the Supreme Court, the limits of executive power, and the broader implications for democracy.
“In English, please …” Do you miss speaking English with other adults? Our Teachers’ Lounge is the perfect opportunity to do so!
This presentation explores the Speech of Hope, highlights events that illustrate the highs and lows of the German-American relationship, and discusses the modern challenges.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation.
Using the dynamic teaching method of process drama, participants of this teacher training will experience and understand how a democracy is transformed into a totalitarian system. Participants will also reflect on their experiences and discuss what they have learned and its implications for the democracy they live in.
Should we separate an artist’s work from their actions? Should controversial figures be held accountable? Join us for an interactive debate for schools — vote, challenge ideas, and find common ground!
Der Traum vom High School Jahr in den USA wird für zwei Jugendliche aus dem Regierungsbezirk Stuttgart demnächst wieder wahr – dank unseres Hope-Stipendiums.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation.
“In English, please …” Do you miss speaking English with other adults? Our Teachers’ Lounge is the perfect opportunity to do so!
