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  • María Prieto García working at the Schwäbisch Hall Kinderhaus Badtorweg. Photo (detail): © Tanja Kurz

    Skilled Workers’ Training in Schwäbisch Hall Day Care in the Morning, Language Class in the Afternoon – A Recipe for Success

    (21 January 2021)
    Faced with the current economic situation in Spain, 13 educators from Spain were drawn to Schwäbisch Hall where they are working in the city’s day-care centres while learning German at the Goethe-Institut.

  • Cinema without cinema Photo (detail): © Hania Mroué, Metropolis 2019

    International Relief Fund 2020 Cinema on Wheels

    (18 January 2021)
    The Metropolis Art Cinema in Beirut has already coped with a number of disasters, Covid-19 being just one of them. Director Hania Mroué nevertheless keeps finding new ways to bring international and Lebanese cinematic art to the public.

  • Do the USA and Germany share the same values? What separates us? What connects us? “The Big Ponder”-Podcast answers these questions. Illustration: © Goethe-Institut

    “The Big Ponder”The great pondering

    (14 January 2021)
    In the podcast “The Big Ponder” initiated by the Goethe-Institut Washington, authors use personal stories to explore what connects, separates or even surprises Germany and the USA. “The Latest at Goethe” spoke with Bilal Qureshi, one of the podcast authors.

  • “Le Biennali Invisibili” project website Illustration (detail): Animali Domestici

    “Le Biennali Invisibili” The Invisible Biennials

    (11 January 2021)
    Defending the possibilities of culture against a world that is increasingly perceived as “hellish”: Le Biennali Invisibili (The Invisible Biennials), a project commissioned by the Goethe-Zentrum Baku, is showing an online biennial inspired by Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities.

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Plastic in the oceans, forest fires in the Amazon: on Ecologues the Goethe-Institut presents constructive answers to climate change and brings together regional experts in global debates on sustainability. Above all, the question arises: How do we survive the human age?

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Digitisation is a transformation pocess and a creative task for civil society. The magazine “One Zero Society” invites to a global exchange about our future. 

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The Goethe-Institut invites experts and creatives worldwide to exchange ideas on colonial power relations, their consequences and, above all, how to dismantle them: in discourses, interviews, opinion articles and art projects. For a decolonized and non-racial world.

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"Perspectives" is the multimedia online magazine of the Goethe-Instituts in the region of North Africa and the Middle East. Read current topics in Arabic, German, English and French.

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Porn and society

As diverse as our sexualities are, so could porn be. But too often the heteronormative cis-male view of sex is still reproduced. The Goethe-Institut China has found people who want to shape porn differently. 

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Movement Radio started in February 2020 as a temporary radio festival in the framework of "Movement 1920-2020: Beyond and between borders", a production of the Onassis Stegi in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut Athens.

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