The German School Award 2025 is entering its final phase: 15 schools made it to the finals. Five have been nominated for the Democracy Education Award.

Between AI skepticism and growing workload: The current German School Barometer shows what moves teachers.

Three participants in our project for queer refugees tell their stories.

How climate change affects migration has not been meaningfully addressed as a challenge by the international community until now. An opinion piece.

Migration Journalism Award winner Gabriela Galvin speaks about policy, identity, and inclusion intersect in Denmark.

Intersectionality is a term that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years. What exactly does it mean?

Emissions trading is booming and CO₂ certificates appear to be a win for the climate. We reveal the downsides.

The Ukrainian initiative Restart is developing plans for rebuilding the country. Two model regions demonstrate how infrastructure can hold society together.

The Disability Rights Fund tells how philanthropy can be truly inclusive. 

Our partner denkhausbremen asked less privileged people what they think is needed for a fairer future.

The German School Award 2025 is entering its first selection round: 20 schools are now in the running for the prize.

Are citizens' assemblies an appropriate means of combating political apathy or do they weaken existing institutions? A study provides the answer.

Is food a private matter? What do people really want for the future of our food system? We listened. 

Integration that relies on community: Poland’s response to Ukrainian refugees

Why is civic engagement one of the most important building blocks of a functioning democracy? A conversation.

How can we make our healthcare system fit for the future? A conversation with Prof. Mark Dominik Alscher. 

Institutional and structural racism is often less visible but just as damaging as racist hate crime. How entrenched racist structures in our societies can be overcome.