Instead of “Nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine,” we are now hearing “Nothing about Europe without Europe”
Austausch e.V.’s First Executive Director Igor Mitchnik gave an interview to Bulgarian media
Georgia Talk: Democracy & Resistance
On February 26th at 18:00, Austausch warmly invites you to Georgia Talk—a panel discussion followed by an informal gathering with Georgian food and wine.
IN MY ROOM – Vernissage & Fundraiser, аn evening of art, conversation, and music with Feli & Pepita
The opening night of IN MY ROOM, a photography exhibition by artist duo Feli & Pepita on March 1st!
Seminar “Understanding and Teaching Transformation after 1989” – Methodology, Perspectives, and Lesson Design
The seminar “Understanding and Teaching Transformation after 1989” took place at the Berlin educational center Zeitgeist and brought together 25 educators across Germany. The focus was on teaching the period of transition after the fall of the Berlin Wall in an increasingly polarized society.
Poland, Germany, and Ukraine at a Turning Point: Strengthening or Breaking the Alliance
A new report, prepared by the Jan Nowak-Jeziorański College of Eastern Europe in cooperation with us and Austausch e.V.
The presentation of the “Places of Transition” exhibition and the panel discussion
Thank you to everyone who joined us at “Withered landscapes? Eastern European perspectives on the transformation of public space after 1989”!
The presentation of the information campaign “Displaced by war. Залишене життя”
A total of 7 stories have been filmed, featuring people from Mariupol, Kharkiv, and Kyiv. Three of them have already been presented, and the remaining four will be released soon.
Austausch e.V. co-hosted the sixth German-Polish Round Table on Eastern Europe
Austausch e.V. was honored to once again co-organize this vital series of German-Polish roundtable discussions, tackling social and political challenges within the EU and neighboring regions, especially in light of Russia’s continued aggression against Ukraine.
Green Transformation in Germany, Poland, and Ukraine Amid the War and Post-War Reconstruction
Yesterday, we had an insightful and thought-provoking debate with Szymon Kardaś, Henriette Weser, Anastasia Bondarenko about “Green Transformation in Germany, Poland, and Ukraine Amid the War and Post-War Reconstruction”. The discussion focused on how the ongoing war in Ukraine is reshaping energy strategies and green initiatives across the region, and what this means for post-war reconstruction efforts.
Public Debate “Green Transformation in Germany, Poland, and Ukraine Amid the War and Prospects for Post-War Reconstruction”
As Ukraine endures its third year of Russian aggression, post-war recovery plans have been in motion since the 2022 Ukraine Recovery Conference in Lugano. There’s consensus on using recovery to modernize and tackle chronic issues like low energy efficiency, crucial for European integration and security. A decentralized energy system based on renewables is seen as more resilient against Russian attacks. Germany and Poland, with their experience in green transformation and renewable energy expansion, are expected to play key roles in Ukraine’s recovery.
