Insights into Crossing Borders

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About the Project

The Crossing Borders program provides international research grants to authors, filmmakers, and photographers who address current social issues and seek to reflect their impact on examine different cultures and societies through their work. The aim of the program is to support the creation of publications that refute commonly held stereotypes, inspire dialog and promote mutual understanding. Crossing Borders is a program of the Robert Bosch Stiftung, conducted in cooperation with Literarisches Colloquium Berlin.

 

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Contact person

Inga Niemann
Literarisches Colloquium Berlin
Am Sandwerder 5
14109 Berlin
Tel+49 30 816996-64
e-mail to Inga Niemann

Contact at Robert Bosch Foundation

Elisabeth van Gelder
Project Manager
Tel+49 711 46084-146
e-mail to Elisabeth van Gelder
Christian Strob
Senior Project Manager
Tel+49 711 46084-683
e-mail to Christian Strob
Julian Hermann
Senior Project Manager
Tel+49 711 46084-187
e-mail to Julian Hermann
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