Currently, Ukraine needs weapons and military aid - but what about when the war is over one day? The severely traumatized population will need another form of support. Dr. Stella Voutta, Program Director for the Robert Bosch Stiftung’s topic “Peace”, explains what this should look like.

Teachers are increasingly observing signs of child poverty among their students. This is the result of the current survey for the German School Barometer. The behavior of students is currently the greatest challenge for teachers.

While the news informs about the current war events in Ukraine, the individual life reality of the people on the ground often remains elusive. In the project Documenting Ukraine, Ukrainian intellectuals and creatives are working to make these perspectives visible.

For 50 years, the Dr. Margarete Fischer-Bosch Institute of Clinical Pharmacology (IKP) in Stuttgart has been studying the effects of drugs. The personalized therapies developed at the IKP are saving lives today – and will revolutionize medicine even further in the future. 

Divergent visions for the Africa Climate Summit’s agenda and goals emerged even as the event itself was yet to start. Instead of treating green growth only, an array of voices from civil society wanted to realign the focus to more transformative approaches.

In the student parliament, students learn that their opinions matter. A school visit shows how having a say and being involved can impact our democracy.

A joint German-French project is to create a paradise for plants, animals and people on an island. A visit.

"Hallo Bundestag" brings citizens and politicians into better exchange. The unique feature: A lot decides on the group selection.

In workshops, Jewish and Arab population groups in Israel pursue peaceful coexistence in the face of climate change. A visit.

A voice in treatment: At the Bosch Health Campus, cancer patients have more say in their own treatment thanks to the Patient Advisory Board.

While there is still no end in sight in the war zone, some Ukrainians have organized themselves into a mediation community and are trying to alleviate trauma on the ground.

Language barriers and isolation make it hard for refugee mothers to support their children's education. How school and civic organizations are helping them find a remedy.

For the first time, refugee students from Ukraine have graduated from a German school with a Ukrainian high school diploma.

For a long time, people with a migration background were considered a silent group. But this is now changing, and it is a win for democracy. Nevertheless, hurdles remain that make social and political participation more difficult for migrants and their descendants. An opinion piece/commentary by Ferdinand Mirbach.

How and why our project "Strong Teachers - Strong Students" finds its way into state structures. 

The Robert Bosch Stiftung aims to help preserve our natural resources and contribute to a sustainable living environment. Sustainability means meeting the needs of the present in a way that does not limit opportunities for future generations.   

How do Muslims become active partners in society? How can dialog be created among religious faiths? It is the job of Dr. Hussein Hamdan to find answers to these questions. Germany’s first Islamic affairs consultant recounts the tasks and challenges that his extraordinary job entails.

The Global Governance Index assesses governments' commitment to regulation. Read the interview to find out how it works and what it reveals.