How do you imagine your future? Discuss this question with young people from ten countries. With the help of digital media you can give your generation a voice.
Our 2021 calendar entitled "Ökologie und Nachhaltigkeit in Deutschland" focuses on ecology and sustainability in Germany. Each month is presented with an image, as well as information and teaching materials about interesting projects.
Courageous women, unusual life paths, pioneers: the Goethe-Institut dedicates a podcast to strong female personalities.
AI artist Pindar Van Arman says that the simple art produced by his young children made him wonder if he could teach their creative process to a painting robot.
© Miriam Wohlleben Peter Wohlleben is changing the way people around the world think about trees and forest conservation. Germany’s best known forester spoke to Goethe-Institut ahead of the Australian premiere of his film The Hidden Life of Trees.
© NOW Screening in Australia via the environmentally focused Transitions Film Festival, this impassioned documentary follows young activists from around the world as they attempt to combat climate change.
© Brianna Summers Learning a foreign language unlocks other cultures, facilitates previously impossible relationships – and doubles your vocabulary. If you’re a word nerd like Brianna Summers, the opportunity to play around with language is bilingualism’s greatest appeal.
© Goethe-Institut Courageous women, unusual life paths, pioneers: the Goethe-Institut dedicates a podcast to strong female personalities.
© Goethe-Institut / Kids Interactive The digital Kinder University is an innovative educational project for children aged 8-12, online and accessible to everyone free of charge.
© Goethe-Institut “Kulturtechniken 4.0” invites artists, thinkers and creative minds to participate in one of the most important discussions of our time.