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HAN Digital society 500 © Goethe-Institut Hanoi

Migration is a global phenomenon, the causes of which range from flight due to war or climate crisis to self-determined mobility in work and education. Germany is considered an immigration society. Migration has shaped the country's society and culture for decades. German artists with a family history of immigration succeed in building bridges with their contributions and enriching cultural life with new perspectives.

HAN Digitale Gesellschaft 7360 © Goethe-Institut Hanoi

Digital society
 Internet and society

Our societies are currently undergoing transformation processes through digitization and machine learning. Such changes imply opportunities and uncertainties for society and individual life plans. Through lectures, discussions, workshops we try to gain perspectives on the processes of such social and technological changes.
Series: Future Libraries © raumlaborberlin on behalf of Kulturprojekte Berlin

Series
 Future of Libraries

“Future of Libraries” sheds light on challenges, trends and best-practice examples. It is part of a symposium with the National Library and other public libraries of Vietnam.​
Marx and Religion © Goethe-Institut Hanoi

Dialogue on the relevance of Karl Marx
 Marx 200

200 years ago (1818), Karl Marx was born in Trier, which then belonged to Prussia. The Goethe Institut Hanoi will mark this anniversary by exploring the life, work, and most importantly, the impact of this multi-faceted personality. Our project will examine the enduring significance of the German philosopher, politician, and economist in modern Vietnamese society and politics.
HAN Queere ideas 7360 © Goethe-Institut Hanoi

Application deadline | 10.09.2023
 Queer Ideas

The Goethe-Institut Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City call for proposals and collaboration from groups and associations that address the concerns of LGBTQI+ people in Vietnam and want to expand their network, develop innovative ideas together and make queer issues more visible.
 

Hannah Arendt Foto: Fred Stein/Corbis © www.philosophersmag.com

Series of events
 Hannah Arendt - Philosopher of Crisis

Hannah Arendt (1906 –1975) was a German-American philosopher and political theorist. She is one of the most important political philosophers of the twentieth century.
Intellectuals and artists around the world on the social consequences of the pandemic © Kitty Kahane

Reflections on a post-corona-time
 Day-afterthoughts

A virus is showing us how globally networked and yet how fragile our public life is. What does the pandemic mean to and for each of us and for society as a whole? Here are some responses from intellectuals and artists around the world with regard to our present predicament.
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