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New funding program

Building Power for Economic Justice

The Robert Bosch Stiftung is launching a new funding program to address economic injustice. It prioritizes work led by people with lived experience of economic inequality.

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Rights of migrant workers in Europe

“We focus our advocacy on changes on an institutional and policy level”

Our project partner Lilana Keith on the imbalances of the immigration system in the EU.

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Migration system in the EU

“We look after other people's children all day – and we're not allowed to have our own kids with us”

Migrant workers from non-EU countries often live in particularly precarious conditions. Here they report what has to change.

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Migration

Climate Finance and Climate Mobility at COP29

Climate hazards drive displacement and cause major economic and non-economic losses. COP29 in Baku offers a key chance to set a new global finance goal. Learn more about our role in these discussions. 

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Robert Bosch Academy

The International Order in Flux – and Germany’s Role in the Change

We asked the Fellows of the Robert Bosch Academy for their insights on global power shifts.

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Diversity in Germany

The East is Diverse: The Many Faces of Civic Engagement and Volunteering in East Germany

There is much more to report from East Germany than growing right-wing sentiment and xenophobia.

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War in Israel

“The key is to recognize that even in this situation, we still have the opportunity to act.”

October 7 marks the first anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel. How has the work at the School for Peace changed?

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German School Award 2024

These are the winning schools for 2024

The German School Award has been presented in Berlin to the schools of the year. The main prize was won by a special school in Bonn.

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REPCHANCE study

Facing high walls – why access to politics is still difficult for people with a migration background

People with a migration background are severely underrepresented in Germany’sparliaments.

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Integration & Democracy

Germany needs politicians with a migration background

Our senior expert Ferdinand Mirbach on the REPCHANCE study results.

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A look at our foundation

If You Really Want Diversity, You Have to Create Structures for It

How diverse is the Robert Bosch Stiftung? Head of Human Resources Nicole Karle-Komes gives some insights in this interview.

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Perspectives on the status quo

Diversity: buzzword or real change?

Raúl Krauthausen, Tupoka Ogette, and Fränzi Kühne: What do we need in order to move forward?

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Robert Bosch Hospital

Gender medicine in everyday clinical practice – why women and men need different treatment

On the ward of a dedicated female doctor at the Robert Bosch Hospital.

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Expert opinions

More diversity equals more profit? A fact check on diversity in companies

Experts’ views show that true diversity involves a great deal of effort.

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UWC Robert Bosch College

10 years of education for peace and sustainability

UWC Robert Bosch College in Freiburg is celebrating its tenth anniversary. Former students look back.

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German Society

Despite all the fractures: How Muslims and Jews stay in touch

How an initiative in Heidelberg succeeds in something that is difficult to achieve elsewhere.

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Opinion

Does trauma prevent peace?

Traumas are passed on from generation to generation. Dealing with traumatic experiences appropriately is therefore an essential prerequisite for lasting and sustainable peace.

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Integration

Immigrant care professionals: What it takes to feel home in a new country

A story about an extraordinary friendship that began with the "StaF" mentoring program.

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Get to know us

The team of the
Robert Bosch Stiftung

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Policy Briefing

Migration policy: Why deterring people from moving is not a solution

In the first issue of our new Policy Briefing publication series, our migration experts offer ideas for a humane migration policy.

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