#Day-Care Center

[…] Through its work, the Bertelsmann Stiftung aims to make democracy crisis-proof and sustainable. Here is an overview of our activities and priorities in this area: The Bertelsmann Stiftung’s [...]

[…] The large conference room at the center of Stockholm is filled to bursting at 8 a.m. sharp already. The stage is shared by two women in business suits and a man with a fine moustache, topping off his [...]

[…] “A Race We Must Win” Public pressure is ratcheting higher on the climate crisis, with a series of global climate strikes planned for September. But can the upcoming United Nations Summit in New York [...]

[…] How do Germans deal with cultural diversity? Half of Germans would like immigrants to adapt to mainstream society. One third would prefer a merging of cultures – and among younger people, this is even [...]

[…] Home to 138 nations Author: Torsten Meise European cities of the twentieth century must embrace cultural and ethnic diversity. A visit to the Belgium city of Mechelen shows just how this works – [...]

[…] The projects focussed on the areas of education, democracy, social affairs, health, culture and economics. Our foundation invested a total of €55 million directly in its program activities. We [...]

[…] The 26-year-old Mezzo-Soprano Svetlina Stoyanova from Bulgaria and the 24 year-old Bass Cho ChanHee from South Korea are the winners of the NEUE STIMMEN competition in its anniversary year. The two [...]

[…] As a successful entrepreneur, Reinhard Mohn felt an obligation to give back to society, and he founded the Bertelsmann Stiftung in 1977 as a result. Through its diverse projects, the foundation [...]

[…] On September 9, millions of Muslims will once again set out on their pilgrimage to Mecca. But one thing will be different than before: Iranians will this time be unable to participate in the so-called [...]

[…] In Münster, a concept for the integration of refugees was already developed 15 years ago. It works, and above all now, it is bearing fruit: good housing throughout the city, and no mass accommodation. [...]