Publications

  • Wo die Hoffnung wächst

    Where hope grows

    Published in „Reader's Digest“ 04/2026
    Patrick Witte, Photos: Sascha Montag

    In mobile farm schools, young Ugandans learn to manage their land sustainably.

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  • Obdachlose kämpfen für ihre Stimme

    The homeless are fighting for their voice.

    Published in „MOZ“ on March 14, 2026
    New York Jan Rübel, Photos: Sascha Montag

    Difficult job market, rising rents, plus loneliness and the increase in mental illnesses – the number of homeless people in Germany is rising. But now, homeless people are also trying to form their own lobby and fight for their rights together. We were present at a nationwide network meeting.

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  • Deutsche Vita

    German Life

    Published in „Stern“ 11/2026
    New York Anna Dotti, Photos: Ines Janas

    In the 1950s, the Federal Republic of Germany recruited guest workers from Italy. Today, they are an integral part of society. Our author, who moved from Rome, wonders: Do you have to
    Give up the old home to arrive in the new one?

    Published in Star and on stern.de.

  • Jedes Leben zählt

    Every life counts

    Published in „FR7" on February 26, 2026
    New York Rike Uhlenkamp, Photos: Rainer Kwiotek

    In northeastern Peru, births too often end in death. In the remote rainforest, where the nearest clinic is often only reachable by boat, women are committed to safe pregnancies and improved survival chances for newborns.

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  • Wenn es den Maiglöckchen zu warm wird

    If the lily of the valley gets too warm

    Published in „Publik-Forum“ 03/2026
    New York Markus Wanzeck, Photos: Karin Desmarowitz

    Not even the bad weather can be relied on anymore, says gardener Markus Moka. A pilot project in Hamburg is supposed to help him and his flowers adapt to rising temperatures. And to prepare for extreme weather conditions.

    Published in Public Forum and on Public-forum.de.

  • „Der Rechtsstaat lebt von denen, die für ihn einstehen“

    „The rule of law is kept alive by those who stand up for it.“

    Published in „Stern“ on February 12, 2026
    Interview: Ingrid Eissèle, Photos: Nico Kurth

    Judge Herbert Anderer has convicted numerous extremists, including the perpetrator of the Mannheim attack. How stable is the independence of German courts?

    Published in Star and on Stern.de.

  • In der Schwebe

    In limbo

    Published in „FR7“ on January 24, 2026
    Diana Laarz, Photos: Sascha Montag

    Can you dance professionally in Kosovo? That wasn't possible for a long time. But now, a dedicated choreographer is working with the committed men and women of a new national ballet. Every performance is an adventure.

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  • Ich hasse eure Italienliebe

    I hate your love for Italy

    Published on „stern.de“ 01/03/2026
    New York Anna Dotti

    Germans don't approach their love for Italy as equals, argues our author. On the contrary: they sometimes look down on the country that means so much to them. 

    Published on stern.de.

  • Kampf um jedes Leben

    Fight for Every Life

    Published in „Welt der Frauen“ December 2025
    New York Rike Uhlenkamp, Photos: Rainer Kwiotek

    In northeastern Peru, births often end in death. In the rainforest, where the nearest clinic is often only reachable by boat, a dedicated group advocates for pregnant women.

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  • 70 Jahre Anwerbeabkommen Italien – Die Familie Salerno in Ravensburg

    70 Years of the Italian Recruitment Agreement - The Salerno Family in Ravensburg

    Published in „Zeitfragen“ on „Deutschlandradio Kultur“ on December 17, 2025
    New York Anna Dotti

    70 years ago, millions of Italian men and women came to Germany as workers. They were the first so-called "Gastarbeiter," or guest workers. How did they experience their arrival, and how do they look back on it today?

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  • Die Sonne scheint für alle

    The sun shines for everyone

    Published in „Atmo“ 5/2025
    New York Markus Wanzeck, Photos: Philipp Meuser

    The energy transition, a project for the elite? Although climate protection ultimately benefits everyone: many subsidies primarily benefit those who are already well-off. In Hamburg, solar power initiatives show how the energy transition can become more inclusive and equitable.

    Published in Atmosphere 5/2025.

  • Im Hotel der Anderen

    In the hotel of others

    Appeared in „People“ on December 1, 2025
    Text Jan Rübel, Photos Christoph Püschner

    A company in Augsburg succeeds in what was declared impossible in Germany: a true coexistence of people with and without disabilities.

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