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 at Weltcafé Stuttgart.
The New York Times bestselling author Tom Franklin reads excerpts from his novel Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter for high school students.
Teachers get the chance to ask questions about teaching the novel Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter – face-to-face and in direct dialogue with the author Tom Franklin.
The New York Times bestselling author Tom Franklin reads excerpts from his novel Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter for high school students.
It’s the day after inauguration and we have invited young voters from across the political landscape to come together virtually. We will talk with them about why and how they voted this past election, their priorities when it comes to policy issues, and about their concerns and expectations regarding the new administration.
Die Amtseinführung ist vollbracht, aber wie geht es nun weiter? Prof. Dr. Stephan Bierling, Professor für Internationale Politik an der Universität in Regensburg, gibt einen Rückblick über den Verlauf eines außergewöhnlichen Wahlkampfes und zieht eine Bilanz von Donald Trumps Präsidentschaft.
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 time we are going to discuss “Olive Kitteridge” by Elizabeth Strout, which won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 2009.
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.
Eine Online-Messe, bei der verschiedene Organisationen und Anbieter ihre Programme für Auslandsaufenthalte in den USA vorstellen.
DAZ Stuttgart has invited Ambassador John B. Emerson to share his personal experiences from his time in Berlin and talk about the important role of ambassadors for international relations, how the past four years impacted the transatlantic relationship and what the new administration may mean for the diplomatic relations between Germany and the US.
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.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation at Weltcafé Stuttgart.
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 time we are going to discuss „The Fire Next Time“ by James Baldwin.
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 at Weltcafé Stuttgart.
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.
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! For Women’s History Month we are going to discuss “Monument: Poems New and Selected” by Natasha Trethewey (2018).
