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Kulturprogramm Januar bis März 2020
Ursprünglich vor Corona geplantes Kulturprogramm April bis Juli 2020
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! This time we are going to discuss „I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings“ by Maya Angelou honoring the 60 years of Stuttgart-St. Louis Sister Cities.
The exhibition follows the complex U.S. electoral system and process, explaining the most important proceedings and institutions, depicting their significance and impact on the election. It also illustrates the intricacies voters face throughout a presidential election year and highlights the major events voters and presidential candidates participate in.
The Writers in Stuttgart present their collage celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Stuttgart-St. Louis sister city arrangement.
View the 25th anniversary collage, exclusively created by the Transatlantic ArtConneXion.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation at Weltcafé Stuttgart.
This workshop will demonstrate how some commercially-available video games can be used to engage students and enhance the process of language and culture acquisition.
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.
Democrats and Republicans are at odds with each other on a wide range of policies. The 2020 presidential race could be a game-changer and potentially help amend the gap between Democrats and Republicans or separate them even further.
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! This time we are going to discuss „The Stone Diaries“ by Carol Shields.
Dieses Jahr haben wir reichlich Grund zu feiern: Das DAZ wird 25! Genau genommen blicken wir allerdings auf 25 Jahre DAZ plus 49 Jahre Amerikahaus zurück, denn der Grundstein unseres Instituts wurde bereits 1946 gelegt. Das sind fast 70 Jahre deutsch-amerikanische Freundschaft in Stuttgart, die wir gemeinsam feiern möchten.
Intense polarization, campaigns driven by millions of dollars, Russian interventions, and repeated subversions of the popular vote through the Electoral College suggest that American democracy might be „broken.“ Prof. Joyce Mushaben’s talk addresses the nature of the demographic shift and its potential impact on campaign themes, grassroots mobilization, voter turn-out and the prospects for electoral reform in conjunction with the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
Join English-speaking people from all over the world who meet once a month for enjoyable conversation at Weltcafé Stuttgart.
Are you interested in reading American literature? Then join our literature discussion series! This time we are going to discuss „Florida“ by Lauren Groff.
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.
