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For a Turning Point in the Health Care System

How can we make our healthcare system fit for the future? A conversation with Prof. Mark Dominik Alscher. 
Structural racism

When it is not only individuals who discriminate...

Institutional and structural racism is often less visible but just as damaging as racist hate crime. How entrenched racist structures in...
Foundation focus 2025

Our democracy depends on us

The Robert Bosch Stiftung is committed to a liberal democracy and a society in which citizens continually pursue civic education and actively shape and defend democracy.
REPCHANCE Europe Study

Persistent Underrepresentation of Immigrant-Origin MPs Across Key European Countries

Diversity is a central topic in the European political landscape. Nevertheless, a recent study...

The Foundation

The Robert Bosch Stiftung is one of the major foundations in Europe that is associated with a private company. Through our work, we have followed the legacy of Robert Bosch for 60 years, continuing his commitment to social and societal causes in a contemporary form.

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Upcoming events

March 26
08:00 am – 12:00 pm (C.E.T.), Berlin
Expert Briefing

Strengthening Indo-Pacific Ties: German-Australian-Indian Strategic Cooperation

Closing event of the Global Dialogue program

March 27
11:00 am – 12:00 pm (C.E.T.), Online
Expert Briefing

REPCHANCE Europe - Drivers and Obstacles to Minority Representation

In the digital event, the results of the comparative study "Repchance Europe" will be presented and both parallels and differences in Germany, The Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom in the representation of immigrant-origin citizens in parliaments will be highlighted. The results and the political recommendations derived from them will be discussed with the participants.
The event will be held in English.
 

March 27
05:00 pm (C.E.T.),

Academy Roundtable: The Invisible Threat – Challenges and Responses to Organized Crime in Germany

Germany faces multifaceted challenges related to organized crime. Among the most prominent are drug trafficking, cybercrime, human smuggling and money laundering. Added to this is clan-based organized crime and the infiltration of local crime networks by foreign malicious actors.
April 1
06:30 – 09:00 pm (C.E.T.), Berlin
Networking Event

Towards an Inclusive Care and Support Economy

On the eve of the Global Disability Summit in Berlin, this event focuses on disability rights and the role of women in the care and support economy.