Policing Solidarity: Legal Duties and the Monopoly of Movement
Online lecture by Hertie School examining how policing solidarity intersects with legal duties in search-and-rescue, the monopoly of movement, and implications for humanitarian action and migrant policy.
Vortrag: Patientenverfügung
A concise lecture at Stadtbibliothek Neukölln on patient directives (Vorsorgeverfügung) and end-of-life planning. The talk outlines legal and medical considerations, practical steps for documenting wishes, and how to prepare conversations with family and doctors.
Between Demolition and Preservation: Urban Social-Spatial Conflicts
An insightful lecture examining how demolition and preservation shape urban life in Berlin, focusing on social and spatial tensions and the compromises cities make between change and heritage. Join scholars and planners to discuss policy, design, and community impacts in a modern urban context.
Das Altern und die Alten in Religion und Gesellschaft. Berliner Religionsgespräch
A public lecture and discussion exploring aging and the elderly in religion and society as part of the Berliner Religionsgespräch. Scholars examine how faith communities address aging, care, and social inclusion in contemporary Berlin.
Contemporary Witnesses in Conversation with Burkhart Veige
An intimate Berlin lecture where Burkhart Veige leads a conversation on 'Contemporary Witnesses in Conversation,' exploring memory, testimony, and the ways personal narratives shape modern culture. A thoughtful, intellectual event for readers and thinkers.
Technology Transfer Consultation
Berlin hosts a crisp Webex lecture on Technology Transfer, where researchers and startups explore turning lab breakthroughs into market-ready solutions, with practical case studies, live Q&A, and a polished online conference-room vibe.
Lecture: Jan P. Vogler (Aarhus University)
Guest lecture at Hertie School by Jan P. Vogler (Aarhus University) presenting ongoing research in an upcoming title. A formal, intellectual session exploring current findings and their implications for policy and academia.
Talk: Dominik Reinhard – The Long Road Within
An intellectual Berlin talk featuring Dominik Reinhard, exploring the inner journey and personal growth hinted by 'The Long Road Within'. A thoughtful lecture in a formal setting that invites reflection and dialogue.
Censorship vs Art Freedom: Verfassungsschutz and Kunstfreiheit
A high-profile panel at Volksbühne Berlin's Große Bühne (April 10, 2026, 8pm) examines censorship, cynicism, and Kulturkampf around artistic freedom, featuring Nora Bossong, Sebastian Guggolz, Friedrich Küppersbusch and Ronen Steinke with Katja Weber moderating. The discussion probes state oversight and the boundaries of art in contemporary Germany.
Gregor Gysi „Ein Leben ist zu wenig“
German politician Gregor Gysi discusses his memoir Ein Leben ist zu wenig in Berlin, sharing recollections from a long political life and reflections on German history. A thoughtful, lecture-style evening that blends biography with political insights in a compact, engaging format.
Führung: Max Reinhardt und das DT
Guided tour at the Deutsches Theater Berlin exploring Max Reinhardt's life, productions and his impact on the theatre on 11 April 2026.
The Radical Market
An engaging English-language lecture at Manifesto Market Berlin exploring radical market ideas and the politics of market design. This free lunchtime talk in a vibrant market setting offers fresh perspectives on how new economic reforms could reshape democracy and everyday life.
Reinhold Messner - Über Leben
Renowned mountaineer Reinhold Messner delivers a captivating multivision talk at Urania Berlin, tracing his journey from a South Tyrolean mountain boy to one of the era’s greatest adventurers. He reflects on Heimat, the freedom children need, and how fear, egoism, and instinct shape survival.
Hände Hoch - Neue Podcastfolge
Berlin-based podcast episode 'Hände Hoch' debuts in German, offering a thoughtful discussion on contemporary topics in an accessible audio format. This release promises crisp analysis and engaging dialogue; venue and guests are to be announced.
The Rise of Berlin’s Startup-Led Growth Model
An academic lecture at Hertie School examining Berlin’s startup-led growth model, its implications for urban policy and entrepreneurship. A data-driven session on ecosystem dynamics, investment, and talent flows shaping Berlin’s innovation scene.
Genocide Prevention: The Troubled Fate of a Post-War Ideal
Marcus Bierich Lecture at the American Academy in Berlin where Scott Straus examines whether the moral arc of international politics has bent backward on genocide prevention, discussing historical patterns, policy implications, and future challenges.
MoMo Berlin: Canary in the Coalmine
MoMo Berlin: Canary in the Coalmine probes Gaza as a test case for scientific integrity, a charged lecture at Babylon Berlin that blends rigorous analysis with urgent, human storytelling.
Mein Leben im Florakiez (Erwachsene)
A memoir-style talk exploring life in Berlin's Florakiez, sharing intimate stories of community and streets, tailored for adults. A warm, reflective evening blending personal anecdotes and urban observations.
Fun Facts
Join a concise science-themed talk titled 'Fun Facts' exploring surprising everyday phenomena and surprising insights. Presented in Berlin on 14 April 2026 in a relaxed, informal setting, this session welcomes curious minds of all levels.
Sexwork - Talk at Studio LUX
An intellectual lecture in Berlin at Studio LUX exploring sex work, its legal and social implications, and policy considerations. The talk invites discussion on rights, stigma, and future directions for sex workers in Europe.
Warum die Zukunft uns braucht
Berlin hosts a multi-day lecture series exploring how technology and society shape the future. From 14–24 April, experts share talks and panels on innovation, ethics, and sustainable pathways in a formal, intellectual setting.
Pauline Stockmann: Let's talk about anxiety
Pauline Stockmann presents a thoughtful talk on anxiety, exploring its causes, effects, and practical coping strategies. The session in Berlin offers accessible insights into mental health and approachable tools for managing anxious moments in daily life.
Hungary after the election: Scenarios for Europe
Public lecture at the Hertie School examining Hungary's election outcomes and their implications for EU policy and European integration. The talk outlines several scenarios for Europe and evaluates political dynamics shaping the region.
Offboarding Template for Data and Knowledge Transfer in Projects
Online university lecture at Freie Universität Berlin on using an Offboarding Template for data and knowledge transfer in projects.
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